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Creating custom tiles

Corel Painter transforms images into tiles based on a preset pattern, like bricks or hexagons, or from a paper pattern, clone source, or channel. If you use a preset pattern, the tiles are uniform in size and cover the entire image evenly.

The color of each tile is determined by applying the average color of the image pixels it covers.

tiling effect

Before (left) and after (right) applying tiles generated from a preset pattern

When you generate tiles from either a paper pattern, clone source, or channel, tiles are based on light and dark concentrations in the selected source. In this case, the shape of the tiles is varied and may not cover an image evenly.

Tiles generated from a paper pattern

The Custom Tile effect functions differently from the Make Mosaic and Make Tessellation effects. For more information, see Creating a mosaic.

To apply custom tiles Back to Top

 

grout color

The original grout appearance (left) is changed by blurring (right).

To apply custom tiles by using clone or pattern luminance Back to Top

 

In the Clone Source panel (Window Clone Source), choose Embedded Image from the Source list box.
In the Embed Source Image dialog box, do one of the following:
Choose Window Media Panels Patterns, and click a pattern swatch in the Painter Patterns area.
To apply custom tiles by using paper luminance Back to Top
To apply custom tiles by using layer mask or channel luminance Back to Top
Custom tile controls Back to Top

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