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Looking for a texture

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Hi

Sorry if posted in wrong place. Ive seen a building that I cant get pictures of but the roof is a metal corugated (sp ?) type roof . Anyways the roof isnt all the same color anymore as they have added sheets to it over the years I guess to patch leaks and none of sheets exactly match anymore.
Anyone got a texture that might resemble something like this or can tell me
how to make one. Its going on a large roof for a old hangar.

Thanks
Mike
 
Get different photos of corrugated tin roofs. Then just cut and paste to a blank to form the texture you want, make sure the photos are all same size so your tiling will be correct. Or using your paint program paint one tin roof sention and replicate it making small weathered changes as you go then paste them together and make your texture.......:o
 
If you have a digital camera, I'd suggest you keep your eyes open. I pass buildings all the time that exhibit roofs that would conceivable be believable. Of course you have to decide how exact you wish the results to be.
 
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