My point is this: In CF terms, we're not talking about just a texture, but about combinations of textures. It's one of the reasons why there is CF at all. You may dl these if you want to use them.īut you will need CF to start playing around with them. It is tiled at 15m.īut the above is combined with an additional detail texture for the grass blades, tiled at 1.35m:Īnd to top it off, a normal map texture is added, tiled at 25m, to add a bit of grunge and irregularities to the package:Ĭulminating in a result looking like this: It will deliver the general colours and patterns. Here is a standard texture with mow lines that I just used for greens and fairways in my latest project. What newcomers need to understand is that in CF, there is not just a single texture doing the work, but a mixture of different elements working together. Changing textures in the APCD meant opening all of them in Photoshop, adjusting them manually, saving them, and reimporting them. Regarding textures, one thing I really love about Course Forge is that if you want to change the hue of your texture, you can do so in the library window by just moving a shader. Just make a green square in a shade you like and experiment with filters like noise, grain, sandstone, sharpening tools and such.Ĭourse Forge has a ruler which I believe will use imperial or standard mine gives me feet and yards so I'd guess it works with your Windows settings. If you have a graphic editing program like Photoshop and are game enough, you can make some yourself. If you want to find some, there are free stock texture sites out there that have photos of grass that can be made into tiling textures.
To use one, just find a suitable texture file somewhere on your computer and import it into your Assets, then add it into your texture list in the Inspector window. most of my textures I've used so far are just ones I borrowed from my Links designs as well as some I've made that can be integrated with the stock Course Forge textures. tif that will work, and I generally use 1024 x 1024 size. You can add any texture you want as long as it is in a suitable format.
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