R16: Various Materials - Leather, Fabric, Tiles, Wood, Concrete,....

Here is the NEW VIDEO:    Click here
You really need to check it out, I think it turned out pretty nice.

Hey!
I almost couldn't finish it in time, I hope everything works.
The last release was "work-in-progress".  I added more stuff and polished it a lot.
As I mentioned in the last post, I tried a completely different workflow this time. In this Release I did not use any Photos/Scans  -  It's all procedural which has a lot of advantages and lets me create materials that would be difficult to create in my usual workflow. (leather, Pillows/Fabric with wrinkles etc...)

What about 1.15? The Textures should work fine. Ignore the "Incompatible" message. But Optifine and PTGI are not working properly for 1.15 yet!!!   So currently no 1.15!

HERE IS WHAT'S IN R16:

• Red Concrete:  
  Uses 4 ctm Textures to reduce pattern visibility.
• Red Terracotta:
  Suitable for fancy walls, goes well with Red Concrete and the Leather stuff.
  
• Leather Block 1  =  Black Wool
  
• Leather Block 2  =  Gray Wool
  Triangular Pillow Patterns. The base leather material is a bit different than the first Leather Block. It has nice reflections and works well with the other two wool blocks.
  
• Gray Fabric Block =  Light Gray Wool
  This one really shows how close we are to the limits of PTGI. The fine strings of the Fabric create a lot of noise/ghosting artifacts during movement. This is a limitation of PTGI. Only higher FPS and higher Resolution can improve this a bit.
  
• Jungle Planks, Stairs, Slabs, Fences,....
  Also a completely procedural material.
  To reduce the visible repetition I  used 4 individual texture variants that are repeated in a 2x2 pattern. (ctm repeat - not ctm random).
  
• Concrete Plates  =  Magenta Concrete
  Concrete with holes. A few of you guys have requested this.
  
• Yellow/Orange Tiles  =  Orange Glazed Terracotta
  Only intended for interior scenes that make use of the orange indirect lighting.
  
• Metallic Tiles  =  Gray Glazed Terracotta
  
• Metal Grate  =  Spruce Trapdoor
  
• White Door  =  Birch Door
  2.5 blocks Tall. Use a quartz slab above it to close the gap. (Or any other slab)
• Warm Interior Lightsource  =  Magma Block
  
• Highly Reflective White Block = Smooth Quartz
  
• Crappy Cupboards = white and light gray glazed terracotta (just a quick crappy test)
  
  I removed the spiral stairs (quarz stairs) because I couldn't find any solution to make them work properly. PTGI's lighting for rotated surfaces is very broken.

Why does the new video have such a weird thumbnail and title?
Because I no longer care much about views - The truth is:  The more views my videos get, the more regular Minecraft players will find my content - which I do not want since they usually have no idea what this stuff is about. They just place blocks in a flat-world and then complain that it does not look like in the videos/screenshots.
This got a lot worse lately and I'm at the edge of sanity...  I removed a few videos and also removed all links in the video descriptions. Only a few hidden links to the guide are available.  Again, as I always say:  This is not for "survival-gameplay" in any way. This is only for people interested in graphics-modding and rendering, etc.      

But this helps me a lot to be thankful for the people in my community who actually understand what this is about and who use my content how it was intended to be used.

Thanks a lot for your support!   I'll try my best to bring you new unique Textures/Designs.

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