R(S)W Textures - Wooden Lattice

If you're looking for a lattice texture, you've found the perfect ones! These very realistic, seamless lattice textures have built in shading, little nails you can see, and great wood textures.

With this texture pack you can choose from 3 widths of lathe, in five different colors (redwood, new (probably birch), dark brown, weathered gray, and white.) You also get five special shades; pine (more golden than new, and slightly more narrow than the medium width,) cream, and three that are two colors; black and white, pale blue and white, and "Christmas" which is green and red with a white stripe in the center of both. All the two color lattice comes in two versions; one with each of the colors in "front." The 2 color lattice and the cream are all medium width.

All the lattice textures are 512x512 pixels, 32 bit .tga files. Which means that they have alpha channels built right in. You can just apply them to prims and use them!

In addition, you get plank textures that match the five main lattice colors, so that you can put the lattice in a solid frame. (You can do this either in world, or in your favorite graphics program. See the License below for more information.)

The plank textures are 64x512 pixels, so they load more quickly.

All the textures are seamless, so you can tile them as much as you would like, and you never have to worry about seams showing.

So go ahead and make pergolas and porches, benches and baskets, fences and fancy work, or anything else you can think of, knowing that the texture looks great!

(To see all of the textures before you buy, visit the Texture Library in world, and click through the vendors there.)

==== R(S)W Texture License ====

END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

1. You do not own the textures, you are purchasing a license to use them in Second Life, as described below, and nothing more.

2. You ARE permitted to use as many of them as you like on your own builds, for sale or not for sale. For purposes of this license, a "Build" is a construction that you have made, which consists of something other than a single box prim with the texture applied to it.

3. You ARE permitted to save them to a hard drive on your main working computer, and on a laptop or other peripheral computer (2 computers only,) and to manipulate the color, luminosity, or saturation, or to crop them or use them as part of another texture (for instance, in a texture sheet.) HOWEVER, if you do so, that new texture comes under the provisions of this license.

4. You ARE permitted to make backup copies to protect against loss through computer error or malfunction.

5. You ARE permitted to include them as textures in no-transfer builds, so that the purchaser (your customer) can repair the build, or choose among several textures for the build PROVIDED that the texture itself is never sold, leased, or given away with both copy and transfer permissions.

6. You ARE permitted to reference them by UUID in scripts, PROVIDED that the script does not have modify permissions, AND does not have both copy and transfer permissions.

7. You ARE permitted to give copies of the textures to people on a legitimate building team, provided that you disable the Transfer permissions before you do so.

8. You ARE permitted to give full perm copies to your alts, but ONLY to your alts. (The texture is licensed to you, the actual human being behind the avatar, not to a specific SL avatar.)

9. You ARE NOT permitted to sell, give away, lease, lend or otherwise distribute the textures as full perm or copy/transfer textures for any purpose whatsoever. This specifically includes "texture sharing" groups.

10. You ARE NOT permitted to use these textures anywhere except Second Life. This includes, but is not limited to, other grids, the web, real life printed publications, real life t-shirts or other merchandise, and real life 3D printing. If you want to use these textures somewhere else, IM Robin Sojourner. Robin Sojourner may, at her discretion, allow such use for a fee that will be solely determined by her.

11. You ARE NOT permitted to save the textures to your own hard drive, and then re-upload them to Second Life, any other grid, the web, or any other place, real or virtual, in changed or unchanged form, for the purposes of claiming them as your creations, and selling, leasing, giving away, or distributing them in any other matter as textures.

12. If you have any questions about whether a use is permitted or not, please IM Robin Sojourner for clarification.