Creates a material corresponding to the render engine and connects all the necessary nodes with the press of one button.

Our plugin allows you to create textures in the range from 1024 to 32768 pixels. It’s convenient to carry out tests at low values, and you don’t have to skimp on anything for the perfect finale render.

Of course, QuickTiles creates a seamless texture on the fly and of the size you specify. At the same time, to distribute tiles, we use a special algorithm that further reduces visible tiling.

If you want to transfer a scene with QT to another specialist for work, activate the Store to scene function, and all data on the QT material will be written inside the max file.

Due to the large number of complex operations with bitmaps, QuickTiles does not create an infinite procedural texture, but it does generate a texture patch of any given physical size.

You can convert your interactive QuickTiles texture into a regular bitmap at any time. Batch operations are also available with QuickTiles Lister.

If you have finished working on the material, activate the Store to temp function. The data will be written to a small temp file, and the QT material will load instantly at the start of the scene.

После активации Store to temp или to scene, материал продолжит работать даже после окончания активной подписки. 

To remake the original texture, you first need to slice it into separate tiles. QT makes it possible to do this quickly and easily in a special module (Slicer), as well as interactively change the slice if necessary.

Slicing textures into tiles in our plugin is always interactive, and individual tiles do not require saving to files. The result is convenience and saving disk space.

Any decent material includes diffuse color as well as a displacement texture, surface normals, roughness, etc. QuickTiles will automatically recognize channels by name and load them into the required slots and will work with all channels of your material simultaneously.

You can edit the brightness, contrast, hue or saturation of a texture right in the slicer!

If the source file is too large, you can reduce it in the slicer by 2, 4 or 8 times by pressing one key. The action can be canceled at any time, and there is no need to store extra files!

The plugin has a built-in special function for automatic recognition and slicing of tiles – Autoslice. In most cases, a single button press is enough for recognition.

The entire process of working in the plugin is indestructible, so you can change original textures at any time. By the way, you can adjust hue, saturation, brightness, and contrast directly in the slicer.

Already have a ready-made set of tiles that you used in the Floor Generator? Easily add them using the slicer and use them as usual inside QuickTiles.

If you need to lay out a large marble slab or a large wooden veneer, or any other solid texture, just activate the Plain texture function in the slicer and QuickTiles will automatically cut and spread the texture into any selected pattern.

Get started with QuickTiles immediately after installation! Just a couple of clicks and your material can be rendered!

For the convenience of your work, we’ve created a library of more than 150 options for simple and complex patterns.

Users can save any of their work in all three QuickTiles libraries.

All templates have large, informative icons, so you can understand what the texture is even before opening it.

Along with the plugin, we provide a library of unique textures scanned and created by our specialists. We’re the only ones who can offer some of those materials!

We’re constantly working to update and expand all three of our libraries. In the near future, we will add new textures of flexible rooftiles, decorative panels, handmade tiles, mosaics, Armstrong ceilings, metal, and over 35 new scans of stone, paving, bricks, etc.

Each template in the library can have a name, tags, and category, which will make it easy and convenient to find.

Starting from version 1.2.0.0, all templates for the library don’t need to be downloaded along with the installation file. Open any library after installation and download the necessary textures each separately. If necessary, they can be deleted and downloaded again at any time.

You can use any number of different sets of tiles in the final texture, mixing colors, textures, and character.

For the clearest possible distribution, use ID assignment. The principle of operation is the same as in Max – each set or tile can be distributed to a specific container.

When mixing several sets, you can adjust the frequency of each of them with the Probability parameter

Mixing sets can be done not only randomly, but also according to a black and white image – achieving any effects, including mosaic layouts and tiled gradients. This function is the absolute know-how of our plugin.

You can assign an ID both to the entire set as a whole, and to individual tiles within one texture. This is very useful when there are tiles of different colors, shapes, etc. in one scan.

If you’re creating tiles without any texture, you can use simple sets where the channel colors are selected with an eyedropper tool. This will significantly speed up work and save resources

The plugin has a special interface for creating any rectangular patterns.

Enable circular layout of any linear pattern in one click. The center diameter is adjusted separately!

Also, random displacement of tiles or each corner separately, as well as random rotation, will help to enrich your layout.

To reproduce rough, uneven masonry, this parameter that regulates the inclination of the surface of the tiles is very useful. You can also achieve various decorative effects with its help.

To create a more expressive, “life-like” appearance, we added a light wave generator that affects the entire layout.

Create a complex curved pattern in Max (or any vector editor), and easily import it using the Pattern Editor.

You can randomize the width and height of the containers, quickly create “wild” patterns, or just slightly dilute the boring uniform masonry, making it look more natural.

Corner rounding is an incredibly important tool that helps give container shapes a neat, natural look.

A slight noise on the shape of the edge of the tile will help improve the appearance of both procedural tiles and tiles with the original seam preserved.

It's impossible to maintain the cool, natural look of a tile texture without preserving the original seams and edges of the tiles themselves. QuickTiles captures the required grout depth and seamlessly blends the grout lines of adjacent tiles while reproducing texture.

The size of the original texture does not always coincide with the size of the container in the pattern. For these cases, the QuickTiles plugin has three placement options: the simplest one is stretching; edge cropping is a little more interesting option, it’s when the tile is built into the container along the short side and the excess part is cut off; and the most interesting option is cropping the center. In this case, the tile is duplicated in the container, and installed along the edges, and in the center, it’s mixed with a smooth gradient. As a result, our users are not limited by the size of the original tiles, while maintaining beautiful original seams and edges.

This allows you to randomly mirror the source files built into the container vertically and horizontally

If the source texture has many different tiles, activating the Use Aspect Groups parameter will help distribute each tile into a container of the appropriate size.

The ability to slightly reduce or enlarge the sources embedded in the container.

This allows you to configure random rotation of the bitmap in the container

In QT, you can easily shift or randomize the brightness, saturation, and hue of tiles on any color channel, and brightness on any gray channel.

When saving the original seams, it is very important that randomization doesn’t affect them, because with strong values, it will look like an artifact. In our plugin, you can disable the influence of randomizations on the original seams with one button.

Of course, you can set the strength of randomization for any of the added channels separately.

One of the unique features of the QuickTiles plugin is the procedural generation of tile volume. You can adjust the depth, blur, and shape of the rounded edges, as well as the brightness of the applied gradient.

The most important thing to preserve the beauty of the original texture is to preserve the original seams. QuickTiles carefully grabs the original seam to a user-specified depth and then seamlessly blends into the seams of adjacent tiles for the highest quality, natural-looking finished texture.

When creating ideal ceramic tile layouts, QuickTiles is able to generate procedural seams of a given shape and height. Generation occurs both at the displacement level and at the normal level.

Also, to completely replace the seam material, you can easily remove the original seams using a mask.

QuickTiles doesn't just capture and preserve the beautiful original texture seams. It also smoothly mixes them in the final layout, thereby leveling out unevenness in brightness, color, or height.

Use any custom texture or solid color as a backing for procedural seams.

To simplify work, the latest versions of QT have made it possible to enable tooltips for all buttons and tools in English or Russian