Reply With QuoteRUINED RELIEF ANCIENT WALL TEXTURE PACK (+ Bonus Portraits)
This pack contains 34 files (including those of the bonus paintings) and is a total size of 9.60 MB. The main part of the pack consists of 16 tiling, interchangeable textures that portray three different animal reliefs: sirrush (dragon), auroch (cow), and sheep/goat/unidentifiable livestock animal. (It might even work for a burrick.) 8 are in a cement brown colour, and 8 are a dark blue-gray. A dividing brick texture has been provided for each recolour if you want to put some space between the reliefs. Each texture is 512x512 and is in the .PNG format.
The second part of the pack contains a mix of human portraits and long-width paintings. There are 16 .GIF files in here, but they were misnumbered after I removed some duplicate files, so they list 19-34 instead of 17-32. I may go back and fix this later.
Full .ZIP Archive For Ruined Relief Ancient Wall Texture Pack (+ Bonus Portraits): http://www.mediafire.com/file/tmyunj...+Pack.zip/file
Preview: https://cdn.imgchest.com/files/j7mmczdap76.png
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ANCIENT RELIEFS TEXTURE PACK #2
Here are some more ancient ruin textures for your cities of old and places still inhabited. The aesthetic is Assyrian mixed with Egyptian, so it could fit into Karath-Din or one of its colonies or outer settlements. (The Precursors used hieroglyphs instead of cuneiform, however, so it might work better for an ancient people further out from the city. (Alternatively you could say that cuneiform was the common man's writing, with hieroglyphs saved for important documents, signs, the royalty, tombs.... ) Texture replacements have been named after canon Thief textures that they could slot over, and hopefully that will make moving them into Dromed texture families easier. They include replacements to turn the talismans into cuneiform tablets (or tablets that double as readables); textures to turn the talismans into animal sigils; cuneiform textures to replace the hieroglyph signs in the Lost City, and animal sigils to replace the hieroglyph signs; a plain clay texture to create clay bottles out of wine bottles, but which could also be used for clay vases; various carved clay textures for small, lootable vases, but which also could be used for bottles; a repeating brick texture with various animal motifs (fish, bull, serpent-lion [serpopard], bee/hornet/wasp, and sirrush) in the same recolours as the first pack's, but with flowers at the top except for the bees; a plain brick texture with a floral border; and various replacements for Lost City wall and catacomb decorations, featuring the sigils and clay carvings from the aforementioned textures. There is also a bonus "Xtras" folder with all of the banners I've released thus far (except a couple of tapestry textures I need to hunt down), now with torn versions of them and banner support poles. It also features three new tapestries that also have support poles and torn versions. This means that, if you chop at them in-game and they're an object, you can now have it that the banner is ripped after you use your sword on it.
This pack has a whopping 118 files, and is 19.12 MB in size. Please let me know if there are any tiling or mapping errors - I couldn't check the texture objects in Dromed. I have to figure out where the TFix high-res textures are so I can go in, replace them, and preview objects with my new textures on them.
Full .ZIP Archive For Ancient Reliefs Texture Pack 2: https://www.mediafire.com/file/p7dtb...ack+2.zip/file
Preview: https://cdn.imgchest.com/files/w7pjcaglq7p.png
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**NEW: ANCIENT RELIEFS TEXTURE PACK #3
Comprised of 16 files and totaling 7.82 MB in size, this pack features four Mesopotamian stelae turned into brush textures. The textures are tilable, are compatible with past Ancient Relief releases, and feature left-facing and right-facing versions.They were made in mind to be walls and building decorations, but use them for floors, for ceilings, or whatever else your heart desires. Using them in Precursor missions is one way to feature them in your missions, as well as any other ancient or abandoned places.
Full .ZIP Archive For Ancient Reliefs Texture Pack 2: https://www.mediafire.com/file/cso26...efs_3.zip/file
Preview: https://i.imgur.com/jshhgnN.png
Originally Posted by ZylonBane
If you'd like to add or take from anything, or if you want to tweak anything to fit your vision or mission aesthetics better, go ahead! All of the resources I used for these are Public Domain. Let your creativity run wild!
