AUTOSEAM FEATURES :
- Take any image file and instantly create a version that tiles seamlessly.
- '1-click' operation - no artistic talent required!
- Fully automated processing.
- Auto-corrects light/shadow variations.
- Batch Processing = process all images in a directory in one fell swoop.
- Does NOT use mirroring/blur/kaleidoscope techniques - the image you get out looks like the image you put in, except it tiles seamlessly!
- All images appear tiled in a 'preview' window so you can see them at work instantly.
An ideal tool for :
- CG artists
- Texture artists
- Website designers
- Game Creators (2D/3D)
- Desktop/website 'background' creation
55 FREE seamless textures made with AutoSeam are included with the demo.
EXAMPLE :
First, take your image - this can be anything from a photo to a sketch.
This example image was lifted from a digital camcorder film. I have not altered it in ANY way (note the errors around the edges) :

Run AutoSeam, point it at the file and press OK. The result :

And here's what it looks like when tiled (scaled down slightly for bandwidth reasons) :

Website: http://www.dyvision.co.uk/
DEMO: http://www.dyvision.co.uk/autoseamdemo.zip
:)
- Take any image file and instantly create a version that tiles seamlessly.
- '1-click' operation - no artistic talent required!
- Fully automated processing.
- Auto-corrects light/shadow variations.
- Batch Processing = process all images in a directory in one fell swoop.
- Does NOT use mirroring/blur/kaleidoscope techniques - the image you get out looks like the image you put in, except it tiles seamlessly!
- All images appear tiled in a 'preview' window so you can see them at work instantly.
An ideal tool for :
- CG artists
- Texture artists
- Website designers
- Game Creators (2D/3D)
- Desktop/website 'background' creation
55 FREE seamless textures made with AutoSeam are included with the demo.
EXAMPLE :
First, take your image - this can be anything from a photo to a sketch.
This example image was lifted from a digital camcorder film. I have not altered it in ANY way (note the errors around the edges) :
Run AutoSeam, point it at the file and press OK. The result :
And here's what it looks like when tiled (scaled down slightly for bandwidth reasons) :
Website: http://www.dyvision.co.uk/
DEMO: http://www.dyvision.co.uk/autoseamdemo.zip
:)