[Rayne]

Bevels are easy.

Draw a square brush, apply bevel on it curve/bevel.
Then you have to close it, so go to cap selection, and select inverted bevel option to get that flat piece of wall.

Now just hit ctrl+i to invert it copy and rotate it.

[MajkiFajki]

And how I can texture it from the inside?

[Rayne]

That's why you have to invert it, otherwise the texture will be on the outside.

[MajkiFajki]

I'll name children "Rav3n".


Thanks :)

Marking Solved

[Rayne]

hahahha anytime

[MajkiFajki]

One question - where is patch option for textures in surface inspector?



Radiant 1.6 here

[Rayne]

I think it's shift+s or ctrl+s not quite sure but one of these.

[MajkiFajki]

Ok - time for "nightmare" level question



If We have two cylinders - one is far bigger - how we can make them a corridors? As You can (or can't see - it messed up screenshot:) see the problem is the big cylinder. I don't now how to remove it's part in the passage inside small cylinder. I just hope, that's not the only option:
http://wars0w.ru/fil..._curves_(part_2).swf

[Rayne]

Lets see if i got this right, you want to make 2 cylinders of different sizes that cross each other at a 90 degrees angle, and they both serve as corridors?
Your screenshot is showing you're using brushes.

Easiest way would be to create a standard smaller cylinder and use csg subtract. Then simply fit in the smaller corridor.
And don't go overboard with sides on bobtoolz, 16 would be enough for a corridor like this.

[MajkiFajki]

The problem is that Substract option doesn't work :(