How can I make Glazed Tiles Texture??

[nichendrix]

I want to make an elevation on Autodesk Impression, but the walls are made of 54x240mm glazed tiles and the tiles' color is a gradient fill from an earth tone bronw to an earth tone red. but I do not know how to create a textured fill with pencil finish and the way it was supposed to be.

Can someone give me some help?

[Anonymous]

do you have a link to a picture of the tile? what scale are you working?

"nichendrix" wrote in message news:5654797@discussion.autodesk.com...
I want to make an elevation on Autodesk Impression, but the walls are made
of 54x240mm glazed tiles and the tiles' color is a gradient fill from an
earth tone bronw to an earth tone red. but I do not know how to create a
textured fill with pencil finish and the way it was supposed to be.

Can someone give me some help?

[nichendrix]

Thank you in advance to reply my post. The website of the manufacturer of the Tiles is below, the first is the link to the size of the tile, and below are the colors I need to make. The contractor asked to put another textured finish together at the facade, so I'm including it here too. The texture have not be very precise, but have to give the feel of the work, I made it in 1:100 and 1:50 scales, metric system.

http://www.gail.com.br/pt/produtos/arquitetura_natural_placas.asp

reference code 2109

http://www.gail.com.br/pt/produtos/arquitetura_natural_cores.asp

colors 1400 and 1405

http://www.gail.com.br/pt/produtos/loft_metropolis_cores.asp

Color 6100

I have another kind of glazed tile to do, but it's simpler, it's 13/16"x13/16" with cream color, the website is, and the reference code of the color is 7001:

http://www.vidrotil.com/en/produto.php?p=produtos

...so if you can help me to learn how to do it by myself, so I'll have not to always ask to someone to help me to do, I'll be glad.

In the end if everything goes alright I can even share it here, because we do a lot of ceramic glazes tiles work here.

only to know do you know someone who have a texture of ceramic roof tiles ready to use?

[Anonymous]

I think the best way would be the simplest way and that is to make a texture
with a program like Photoshop or gimp. If you look in Impression's texture
folder you will see regular JPG files. I took the one that was 8x8 tiles
(for size reference because 8 of your tiles would make an 8x8) then I took
the image from the website of the tile, adjusted the color and trimmed it up
a bit, duplicated it as necessary to fill up the existing jpg then saved it
with a new name. In Impression, I made a new style using an existing
texture as an example and replaced the image with the one that I made.


I'm not sure if I can attach files but I'll try.


"nichendrix" wrote in message news:5655144@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thank you in advance to reply my post. The website of the manufacturer of
the Tiles is below, the first is the link to the size of the tile, and below
are the colors I need to make. The contractor asked to put another textured
finish together at the facade, so I'm including it here too. The texture
have not be very precise, but have to give the feel of the work, I made it
in 1:100 and 1:50 scales, metric system.

http://www.gail.com.br/pt/produtos/arquitetura_natural_placas.asp

reference code 2109

http://www.gail.com.br/pt/produtos/arquitetura_natural_cores.asp

colors 1400 and 1405

http://www.gail.com.br/pt/produtos/loft_metropolis_cores.asp

Color 6100

I have another kind of glazed tile to do, but it's simpler, it's
13/16"x13/16" with cream color, the website is, and the reference code of
the color is 7001:

http://www.vidrotil.com/en/produto.php?p=produtos

...so if you can help me to learn how to do it by myself, so I'll have not
to always ask to someone to help me to do, I'll be glad.

In the end if everything goes alright I can even share it here, because we
do a lot of ceramic glazes tiles work here.

only to know do you know someone who have a texture of ceramic roof tiles
ready to use?

[nichendrix]

Thank you Very Much, You saved my day, it's a shame that I do not realized earlier that the process was so simple. hanks or the help

rgds

Nicholas

[gtrias]

You could also do this entirely within impression by laying down a base color and then overlaying a stroked style, probably with a thin colored pencil stroke You could then ajust the spacing and the gaps to match the tile pattern.

[nichendrix]

it's an interesting option, now I'm fighting with impressions to make a block, I have the AutoCAD block, but I wanted to paint it in impressions...it's quite tricky, I don't even discovered if it's possible to save the block as an Impression Block...I'm with the software only for the last 4 days.

[Anonymous]

To edit the style on a block, you can find the block's name in the Styles Palette (underneath the Style Editor) and edit the block styles there.

Shana
shana.priwer@autodesk.com

[nvanlaar]

Also, although it's more tedious, you can explode the block, do whatever you
need/want, then redefine it.

wrote in message news:5658863@discussion.autodesk.com...
To edit the style on a block, you can find the block's name in the Styles
Palette (underneath the Style Editor) and edit the block styles there.

Shana
shana.priwer@autodesk.com