[Deprecated] Hammer Editor 3.5 Tutorial - Arc Construction скачать в хорошем качестве

[Deprecated] Hammer Editor 3.5 Tutorial - Arc Construction

RECENT NOTE: Now after I was working with arks a lot lately, I more and more found myself creating 90 degree arks rather than 360. I cant deny this way is a lot more comfortable and there is really no reason not to use it (apart from the slightly different vertex positions of course). The only reason for using 360° arks is because they are instantly compatible with the vertex positions of the cylinder primitives. Thats all. Knowing that, you should choose the method yourself. ---------- In this tutorial I show you the steps for creating a curved hallway by using especially the arch tool. This method can be applied to any curved thing and even modifed to match your special needs. Other used features of the editor in this video are: applying textures with the "Align to view" option of the texture tool which is less time consuming and mostly even more accurate than rotating them overriding the grid size by pressing ALT while moving brushes or vertexes in vertex mode, so that stuff will snap to 1 unit Further tip: If you want to have angular planes like they would appear in pipes, you will have to use triangulated brushes or you will get "invalid solid brush" errors. Also when doing triangulated brushwork with many angular faces, there will most likely be clipping bugs so it would be better to manually create less complex (less angular) brushes for the clipping hull. Furthermore you can use HINT and SKIP brushes instead of letting VIS carve up your faces randomly (use "gl_wireframe 1" ingame to see if VIS cuts your faces unbeautifully). Why is creating arks with numbers below 360° not recommended? I wrote this, because (as you can see in the example) the snapping of the arks will then be different from the one of circles and 360° arks, so it takes you more work for fixing it. Beside that its also just more work, so it is easier to do whole 360° arks and delete the parts you dont need.