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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Red Faction : [RED] Editing : [RED] Cutting Glass [Forum Rules]   Page 2 Multiple Page Topic : 1 2  Back to Forum Thread List RF Grim Reaper   Posted 24th Dec 2004 10:52pm L4Y Member Post 0 / 902 A face brush won't shatter if it has more than 4 sides, I would suggest using rectangular face brushes so that as little glass shows outside each window. Then just add small brushes connecting the arches where the glass is showing. That or move all the verts on top of each arch slightly higher so the glass is all within the framing brush. In-game you can't really tell that the verts have been moved. Here is what I mean: On the left is the one with the edited verts, the one on the right has the extra brushes. There isn't alot you can do unfortunately You could simply give the windows -1 life lol Maps | Stargate MOD | Daves Place | Moddb Site    Modified Dec 24th, 11:04pm by RF Grim Reaper mad_ferrit   Posted 24th Dec 2004 11:34pm L4Y Member Post 0 / 1510 Quoting RF Grim Reaper A face brush won't shatter if it has more than 4 sides There's your answer, thought so Thanks Grim MY RF MAPS     NoClanFrank    Posted 25th Dec 2004 12:25am Post 0 / 5840 Quoting RF Grim Reaper A face brush won't shatter if it has more than 4 sides Did not know that. Thanks HoserRF Grim Reaper! >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/     Molodiets   Posted 25th Dec 2004 2:23am L4Y Member Post 0 / 2687 Quoting molodiets Make the glass a 0.01 m thick box, it will break (or actually disapear) but won't shatter. spoilsport     Bartalon   Posted 25th Dec 2004 2:42am L4Y Member Post 0 / 144 Quoting Mighty Mike As for Weld; I don't really see how it could help here. You have a 3-dimentional arch, into which you need to fit a 2-dimentional arched face, in the center. Besides that, combining several brushes into one can get you in trouble later on. Weld does not combine brushes, FUSE does. Weld simply takes whichever brush's vertex which is closer to the end of time and sets it in the same spot as another selected vertex. What I was suggesting is that he line up the face with one edge of the arc and weld the vertices to match the arcs Phoenix AZ - Penny Arcade! - Check out my maps!     Page 2 Multiple Page Topic : 1 2

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