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CreepingDeathNL

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Hey guys, I'm new here. Just trying to work with GTKradiant... Good program, but one little question.

 

I can't make arches. Whatever I try, they just won't appear. I've tried everything! But every tutorial I could find leads to a dead end. It's becoming extremely frustrating, now.

 

I'm sorry if it's somewhere in the faq, I've tried to read em... But could somebody please, please give me a straight answer? A copy/paste will do fine!

 

Thanks for your time.

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right then...quite easy to do...

 

here is a simple doorway:

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draw in a brush where you want the arch to be:

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go to "Curve" menu and select "End cap"

something like this should have heppened:

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if you cant see anything where you're brush was press CTRL+I (only one side of a patch is visible CTRL+I switches that side)

 

We now need to move the arch into position:

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now go back to "Curve" menu and this time select "Cap Selection" (or press SHIFT+C).

 

You should now see a little menu - the blue bits in the diagrams are the bits that get capped. SO select "Inverted Endcap"

 

Et voila!!:

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Last thing to do now is to caulk behind where the patch is (i had to split my to walls horizonatally and in line with the bottom of the arch); like so:

 

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Anyway i hope this helps :)

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Originally posted by WhiteShdw

When you try texturing those things press 's' to open the texture settings.

 

I'm pretty sure that should be SHIFT+S (to open the patch texturing window) - then select CAP on the End Caps' textures and NATURAL on the 3rd patch that froms the arch.

_Don't _ press APPLY - it screws up (on mine anyway!)

 

(When you select the patch all 3 parts will be selected (probably); if you press TAB you can toggle through the individual parts)

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