Post your Doom textures!

I doubt people would have shared if they weren't okay with these textures being used, but just to be on the safe side at least pop a message to each artist just to be sure. :)

2 hours ago, Dragonfly said:

@StormCatcher.77 a good start but lacks any sense of lighting consideration. What you've done here is 'pillow shading'. Instead you could/should consider where the lightsource is coming from and what surfaces on the crate would be lit up, what parts would have a darker shadow, etc.

A little pixel art style guide to what I mean:

 

 

Hope this helps! :)

When I made a new texture, I tend to place the lightsource just above the object, because the lightsource in Doom is generally vertical with the flat lamps textures, (or horizontal with light wall textures of course, but to the left? to the right?) That's why I put automatically this angle : 

But should I to change this habit ? Or this guide works only for the spriting?

Thanks a lot @StormCatcher.77 and @Dragonfly!

I'll ask the users and see if they give me permission :D

27 minutes ago, franckFRAG said:

 

When I made a new texture, I tend to place the lightsource just above the object, because the lightsource in Doom is generally vertical with the flat lamps textures, (or horizontal with light wall textures of course, but to the left? to the right?) That's why I put automatically this angle : 

But should I to change this habit ? Or this guide works only for the spriting?

Depends on the art you're producing. Light sources apply in any direction and varies depending on use case. The pixel art works as a cute illustration.

Take this BIGDOOR variant as an example. See the 'indents'? Notice how the inner grooves on the sides are a 'midtone shadow', the upper side of the grooves are a 'dark shadow' and the bottom of the grooves is actually lighter? This is because the light is above so it would hit that surface. It's this attention to lighting that gives a texture depth and realism.

The first and second ones come from two different games (and I've already forgotten which ones), although the second one needed some editing.  Couldn't find a decent lava one anywhere, so had to take a door arch I found on google image search to make the third one.  I should probably find/make blood and water ones too, I suppose.  These will also end up in the enormous texture pack I'm still compiling.

//EDIT:  Pretty sure #2 is from 'Eye of the Beholder', yep.

//DOUBLE_EDIT:  Added a water one.

Reminds me of Eye of the Beholder but I'd have to look at the game again to know for sure if either of them are that.

1 hour ago, DooMAD said:

The first and second ones come from two different games (and I've already forgotten which ones), although the second one needed some editing.  Couldn't find a decent lava one anywhere, so had to take a door arch I found on google image search to make the third one.  I should probably find/make blood and water ones too, I suppose.  These will also end up in the enormous texture pack I'm still compiling.

 

  

I Love that work!

3 hours ago, ETTiNGRiNDER said:

Reminds me of Eye of the Beholder but I'd have to look at the game again to know for sure if either of them are that.

Holy shit that's a blast from the past. I remember watching my uncle play that when I was a kid

Doom3 recreation from scratch based on the nobbydoor texture. Both clean and dirty version. I also made a bump map and specular which doesnt look to bad in gzdoom.

Just another one I had a crack at. Bit of practice to come up with my own set of textures I guess

Have some more textures and flats. The grey marble texture among the stuff the unreleased stuff is a recolor of RW19_1. I just removed the trim from it. Also made a 64x128 version of it as well as RW5_1(which I might redo later).

More custom textures and some recolors out of clasm.zip

@ItsNatureToDie Oh, those look really nice. Do you have ingame screenshots already?

Salvaged from Arx Fatalis.  Didn't tile all that well, so tweaked it a bit.  Couldn't make it look good at 64x64, sadly, so it'll have to be a wall if you're using vanilla:

The dude from the marble brick texture WALL50_1, but actually crucified.

Alternate hell door.

An imp themed small hell door. 

@elend: At this moment I do not, although I would like to get into mapping. I will aim to keep them simple if when I get into it to avoid burning out and never releasing it.

@Solmyr: Neat

@DooMAD: welp I tried, have a 64x64 anyways. 

New Slad rips.zip

1 hour ago, ItsNatureToDie said:

@elend: At this moment I do not, although I would like to get into mapping. I will aim to keep them simple if when I get into it to avoid burning out and never releasing it.

 

@Solmyr: Neat

@DooMAD: welp I tried, have a 64x64 anyways. 

New Slad rips.zip

Looks nice and i like your sprites too

Wow. That's ridiculous in all the best possible ways. It "pops out" so much it almost doesn't look like it's just an animated flat.

I baked some ambient glow into the texture itself to give it that effect. The gif is captured in gzdoom but thanks to being made up of 4 animation sequences it's boom compatible, with the caveat of the flat edge bleed issue in software rendering.

@ukiro Holy shit balls that looks incredible. Is it part of your upcoming texture pack?

Very great! The Animation is perfectly and it looks very hellish.

Yep, this will Be in otex. Just over 100 days to release!

Keep the deadline, we're counting!

another handmade texture based on the doom 3 textures. Still learning.

@furyweb Looks really good. Just wanna ask, is this palletized or not?

Doesn't look like it, even though it should be fairly easy to palletize..

Ceils and floors:

Skyboxes:

more grey texture for rock plus "rocky Ice" texture