textures and roof displacements need sorting. and the robots will only ever go down the right flank, which is puzzling.
anybody know a good way to get textures to line up on cylinder shapes?
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textures and roof displacements need sorting. and the robots will only ever go down the right flank, which is puzzling.
anybody know a good way to get textures to line up on cylinder shapes?
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I suggest using alt+right-click to line the textures up (select a brushface with a texture applied, alt+right-click on the brushface next to the selected face, repeat)
However, you will probably end up with two faces that don't line up. One misalignment should be relative easy to hide though
Nah, just align each face to the face before it. Unless you need a 360 degree cylinder, you're good.
I don't like the wood stairs in that map. IDK why.
I don't like the wood stairs in that map. IDK why.
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The wood stairs bother me too. I think its because of the transition (or lack thereof) from wood to stone.
well, i dont know what to do about that, there isnt exactly a wood to stone blend texture or something.
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Digging the geometry, Tarry.
I'd keep an eye out during playtesting on how battle actually works out on the point. For capture points on cliff edges, pyros have a tendency to dominant gameplay (especially in competitive play). The result is that the bulk of the fighting occurs away from the point. You may end up having to do what Arnold did to Croissant's 2nd and adding boxes/geometry to the outer edge. It'd also increase the appeal of the lower path, which I fear will be underused due to its tight width and lack of protection.
I'd keep an eye out during playtesting on how battle actually works out on the point. For capture points on cliff edges, pyros have a tendency to dominant gameplay (especially in competitive play). The result is that the bulk of the fighting occurs away from the point. You may end up having to do what Arnold did to Croissant's 2nd and adding boxes/geometry to the outer edge. It'd also increase the appeal of the lower path, which I fear will be underused due to its tight width and lack of protection.
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yolo
If pyros are overpowered, i'd stop making it a cliff and put some buildings right there. Then pyros would still be able to knock out enemies from the point, but they would not die. (at least a bit of buildings at its side, f you only place a bit you can keep the cliff)
