Attached Link: Bryce Librarie - Street Pack by Pidjy

Hey my friends howdy? :-p

Got something 4 u all,  the Street Pack, perfect for old looking streets. It's based on photo-realistic textures and elevation maps. The pictures used 4 the textures and map are taken with a digital camera and it's located in Paris... 

The link for the downbload is available till May 7 (obp)

Here are some pic of the differents parts available in this pack.

Thanks Pidjy !
Those look awesome, absolutely awesome! I got to visit Paris a yr and a half ago and loved it. If I ever get to return, I'm going to take lots of pictures of the doors and ironworks around the city. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough camera space to do it the last time I was there. I had to use that for the normal tourist pictures.
These parts you've made look so good, Thanks again.
Angela

aah pidjy!!   thank you thank you!!

 

wow..nice! thanks a zillion pidgy.

Very cool - thank you!

Cheers,
Alisa

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Awesome stuff....Thanks Pidj!!

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Holy Ned ! This is fantastic !! Thank you so much.

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Outstanding! Many thanks!

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Great way to start the day..Big Thanks

absolutely fantastic work, thank you!!!!!!....=)

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Thank you very much.  This is appreciated.

Lots of fun, been playing all day - not getting my housework done :P Thanks again !

Anyone got any ideas or links to buildings that look like this so I might get an idea of what type of roof it should have? I'm clueless.
Thanks

Many Thanks!

Wow!!  Thanks!!   Wow!!

Thanks a whole bunch!

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Great looking pack, many thanks.

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Thank you :)

Thankyou very much :thumbupboth:

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Ang,
Not sure but I think you could get away with any fairly old looking roof, after all roofs get changed more than the walls of old buildings do.

I have some old roof tiles in a texture, located here:
http://www.sharecg.com/view.php?upload_id=2432
That might help.  I have been told thay may be late Edwardian/Early Victorian, but I'm attempting to check up on that.

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by the shade it casts.
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Thanks Fran, I'll look into them after work. I was also checking out my photos from my trip and came across some stone buildings in them. Now I just have to figure out how to make and attach and texture one, lol. Always something to do.

Another source for some quick references is to check out plastic modeling magazines. They tend to have a lot about diorama's and European buildings.

Thanks again for great freebies!

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Thank you very much for the freebies..

Now! Can I be cheeky and ask if there is a chance of a tutorial on how to do this?I've played about with Bryce terrains before trying to make buildings but had so little success that I'd love to know how you got such good results..

I've made tuts a long time ago.. the secret to get that result is : Take some good pictures of real buildings .. and knowing exactly how elevation maps interact with Terrain editor
 

you need buildings?.. I got some amazing european buildings if you want...

just let me know

All I've got to say is; thank you thank you thank you. Fantastic stuff...;)

These look really cool with ivy.

Ang: I'm thinking Tower of London kinda castelated thingy................with knights in armour stuff (I just know you Americans love that kinda stuff!)

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And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...

Yeah, we Yanks love that sort of thing...like visiting Shaftoe Castle. ;-)

Danamo: Did you know that my family has a village named after it and there is also a place called Shaftoe Hills? 

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And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...

Oh, just realised I never said - Pidjy, your street is painfully excellent, I'm looking at my own efforts and yours and crying into my soup.

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Marvelous stuff here Pidjy!! You haven't lost your touch.