Say I want to extrude a curved archway, but everytime I do so, I get the shape I want, but there are so many surfaces on a side it would be impossible to align them. Is there anyway to reduce the amount of surfaces on the sides?
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If you mean on the curved sides, then tough, you have to align them all 
You can always download tex align, it helps you align textures on curved surfaces, I think you can get it from www.planetunreal.com/fordy
If you mean you get many surfaces at each end of the brush, align them to wall panning & wall direction (or to floor/ceiling if the brush is upright) then select the brush. Right click -> polys -> merge. Then do a geometry rebuild and the ends of the brush should be mrged into 1 surface.
You can always download tex align, it helps you align textures on curved surfaces, I think you can get it from www.planetunreal.com/fordy
If you mean you get many surfaces at each end of the brush, align them to wall panning & wall direction (or to floor/ceiling if the brush is upright) then select the brush. Right click -> polys -> merge. Then do a geometry rebuild and the ends of the brush should be mrged into 1 surface.
how come this feature has never worked for me¿ the polys never become merged after i geo rebuild it.
Ahhh welll
Possibly cause u often need to do a bit of alignment on the brush first !
Follow this Poly Merging Tutorial
Possibly cause u often need to do a bit of alignment on the brush first !
Follow this Poly Merging Tutorial
Originally posted by Bot_40
If you mean on the curved sides, then tough, you have to align them all
You can always download tex align, it helps you align textures on curved surfaces, I think you can get it from www.planetunreal.com/fordy
If you mean you get many surfaces at each end of the brush, align them to wall panning & wall direction (or to floor/ceiling if the brush is upright) then select the brush. Right click -> polys -> merge. Then do a geometry rebuild and the ends of the brush should be mrged into 1 surface.
Cool, thanks, that will come in handy.
What i found to be pretty easy is when youve made your hallway,
Select your wall textures, i think its select adjacent coplanars, then use the texture rotate.
Normally they only need a touch to line them up, and texture rotate works great for this.
Select your wall textures, i think its select adjacent coplanars, then use the texture rotate.
Normally they only need a touch to line them up, and texture rotate works great for this.