question about mapping

[Kafe]

ah shit

but i did it right with the whole applying it as a texture onto a block and placing it against a wall?

going to need a screenshot for that to know what you mean

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

going to need a screenshot for that to know what you mean

i'll get you one tomorrow

i'm recording what i have so i'll record the process i did for the decals too

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

here we go boys its shit i know but oh well, help me with lighting please because i clearly fucked something up

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

@Bastion

dw fam i completely ignored the fact there was an apply decal tool and was just applying them as textures

you got any tips for making stairs?

 

[Zak]

@Bastion

dw fam i completely ignored the fact there was an apply decal tool and was just applying them as textures

you got any tips for making stairs?

there's a stair dev texture, but in general the steps should be 8 units tall, 12 units wide

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

hohoho coming in with that fat necropost

any tips for taking a chunk out of an object/wall? i'm trying to make this cylinder thing that you climb out of

 

[Zak]

hohoho coming in with that fat necropost

any tips for taking a chunk out of an object/wall? i'm trying to make this cylinder thing that you climb out of

there's two ways to do it, and one of them should never ever be used

the bad way is using the carve option, where you select a brush, cram it through another brush (or set of brushes), tools > carve, and it'll carve out whatever brushes it intersects

it fucks up the brushwork and makes it look really awful and messy

you can also use a combination of the clipping tool

and the vertex edit tool

, to divide the brush into smaller chunks and dragging the corners

that keeps everything easy to work with, and is also less resource intensive than the alternative

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

there's two ways to do it, and one of them should never ever be used

the bad way is using the carve option, where you select a brush, cram it through another brush (or set of brushes), tools > carve, and it'll carve out whatever brushes it intersects

it fucks up the brushwork and makes it look really awful and messy

you can also use a combination of the clipping tool

and the vertex edit tool

, to divide the brush into smaller chunks and dragging the corners

that keeps everything easy to work with, and is also less resource intensive than the alternative

based zak