most of them don't scale well when stretched out over terrain... or are unrealistic shades of green... or have way too much contrast

doesn't want 4-foot-long blades of grass in her yard.

Dolly's Daisy Grass from Heart is a good one... and I love the terrain textures from Empress & Heirophant, naturally

some of the ones I'm looking at are such a bright green that they make our yard look like something toxic from science fiction.

long meadow grass in both lives.

long meadow grass would be nice, but so many of these textures aren't meant to be long, they just look like short grass stretched out.

gone surreal with my landscaping. I went nuts at Alirium. But I'm a big fan of NPIRL.

I really love the alirium collection, too. I'm super picky about grass... the botanical ones are my favorites, too, and dolly's daisies.

Alex Bader is doing terrain files now. I've not seen them on a full SIM but Alex is fussy as Hell, I imagine they are pretty good.

give me a shout in world. I haz, can help.

*sent*

Max, you are the best!

I do use your terrain textures a lot, by the way, especially for rocky and mountainous places

Max is so nice, he sent me grass

yesh my pleasure ~mutes Max as well~

Eliza, I actually got all of Alex's terrain textures and I have been been trying them out on our sims in Littlefield

Some of them work very well, as long as the terrain is pretty smooth, but most of them don't stretch well on mountains...

and they have a little too much contrast for me. I am a huge fan of his work though, I own nearly all his textures I think

I wondered how his are. I like his textures in general - he draws them by hand in illustrator and they're lovely. Was thinking about his

darker fairy tale sets for the sim this spring but hadn't decided yet.

all sound great.. I'm ready for spring now. I believe we will be changing things up again come March.

if Alex Bader is the guy who used to date Pilgrim ages and ages ago

doesn't know pilgrim; can't help. He was in nameless with us for a little while before it all went kerflooey, though.