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Don't squeeze the Charmin

Due to popular demand, not really but one person did suggest it, I scanned some toilet paper.
It ended up working out really well as the surface pattern happened to line up with the square crop so I didn't have to do much touching up for it to tile. The final product consists of 2 scans, the papers surface and the end of the roll.
One last thing I could have done was to punch in the holes of the tube so they are not just black circles, maybe next time.
If you want to see how I'm doing these scans head over to my blog.

Proper installed direction for households with cats or small children.

Proper installed direction for households with cats or small children.

Proper installed direction for everyone else. :)

Proper installed direction for everyone else. :)

Close up of all those plies.

Close up of all those plies.

Well stocked.

Well stocked.

Here's the image from the scanner and the crop area for the paper surface

Here's the image from the scanner and the crop area for the paper surface

Here's the image from the scanner and the crop area for the end of the role

Here's the image from the scanner and the crop area for the end of the role

Here's the 2 graphs in substance designer. They were copied from my earlier scan of a paper towel.

Here's the 2 graphs in substance designer. They were copied from my earlier scan of a paper towel.

Screenshot of paper surface in substance

Screenshot of paper surface in substance

Screenshot of the roll end in substance

Screenshot of the roll end in substance

Here's the Diffuse, Normal, AO, Height maps to the papers surface

Here's the Diffuse, Normal, AO, Height maps to the papers surface

Here's the Diffuse, Normal, AO, Height maps to the ends of the roll

Here's the Diffuse, Normal, AO, Height maps to the ends of the roll