#tsrworkshop

Step 1: Select a random object, the plainer the better. I've chosen the room divider from 'Town Life Stuff' because it has no Overlay and Specular textures, which is convenient because I don't have to make these textures empty myself. It's also recommended that the textures of your chosen mesh are in a square format and that TSRW exports the diffuse map in a 512x512 resolution image.

Step 2: Export the Mask texture, fill it with red color in your photo editing software and import it again. Do the same with the Multiplier texture, just fill it with grey color.

Please note: By lightening or darkening the grey of the multiplier, you can affect the color temperature of your pattern, meaning that if the grey is very dark, your pattern will be very dark as well.

Step 3: Select the pattern you like to export. I've picked the crackled paint.

Step 4: Apply the pattern in the Pattern tab, but only to the first pattern group, Pattern A.

Please note: In most cases, it's best to keep the preset tiling of your chosen object to get the "basic look" of the pattern.

Step 5: Set all of the other patterns in the tab to false. The object itself might look weirdly shaded now, but that doesn't matter. All that I care about is exporting the crackled paint pattern. ;)

Step 6: Export the diffuse map as usual by selecting the folder you want to put it in.

Step 7: Assign a name to the file.

Step 8: Et voilà! The crackled paint is ready to start its career as a png file.

--- Edited to add footnotes to Step 2 and Step 4 and to add three examples of the crackled paint pattern depending on the grey tone of the Multiplier and the tiling of the pattern . ---