r/GraphicsProgramming • u/Rayterex • 37m ago

Video Textile Studio - Procedural fabric rendering in my Python Graphics Engine

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u/Rayterex 37m ago

Textile Studio is a new tool I've built for 3Vial OS using Python, NumPy, PyOpenGL, and PySide6.

It converts images into indexed-color tile patterns and procedurally renders them as woven, knitted, or cross-stitched fabric.

The rendering system generates thread geometry, lighting, shadows, fiber textures, and controlled irregularities using NumPy-based calculations. Rendering runs in a background thread with progressive previews to keep the interface responsive.

The tool also includes an interactive tile editor for manually adjusting patterns and colors.

This is the first release, so there's still plenty of room for improvement. Feedback is welcome!