[MajkiFajki]

I want to do something like this:


So I make cylinder and wall...


Overlap them...



And finally substract and it go wrong:


How can I do it in the shape of cirle?

SOLUTION:
Read Rav3n posts.

This post has been edited by majkifajki: 31 March 2011 - 10:51 PM

[ValkoVer]

Manually. And try avoid using csg substract

[CMM|Rylius]

Don't use subtract.

There's basically two ways to do it.

First one is to use tri- or quadsouping, guess you can find some tutorials for that. If not, I or someone else can help you out there. :)

The other one is to use bevels. You basically create only a quarter of the cylinder, put an endcap on the side and then duplicate and rotate the whole thing until it becomes a full cylinder. --> http://hazewood.de/i...3-11-bevels.png

[MajkiFajki]

Thanks friends. I'll try and give feedback.

[MajkiFajki]

Okay, I'm lost. If someone has tutorial to stuff, that Ryslius shown on the image, I'd be grateful:)

In trade I bring this nice Russian tutorials - In case somebody haven't seen it
http://50u15pec7a70r.info/?page_id=124

[Rayne]

Or you can use bobtoolz and invert the polygon you're building.
Oh and csg subtract has a bad habbit of crashing radiant, at least mine.

This post has been edited by Rav3n: 31 March 2011 - 10:07 PM

[MajkiFajki]

Thanks Rav3n, but I would love to learn this in hard way:)

[Rayne]

The hard way isn't always the best way. Inverting the cylinder with bobtoolz is quick, easy and will give you a pretty much same result.

Trisouping is basically splitting a square shaped brush across the diagonal to get 2 triangles.
Then you manipulate the vertices into whatever shape you want. It's used very often for terrain and stone.
Building a cylinder like this will probably give you a lot of triangles which is something you don't want to go overboard with.

[Rayne]

http://www.katsbits....brush-based.php

That's trisouping.

[MajkiFajki]

Sweet Jesus Rav3n = don't You have some nice tutorial about this?
http://hazewood.de/i...3-11-bevels.png

A learn how to do it, and I can go on with work:)