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How about adding some of the Quake Arcade Tournament (timfixed.wad) textures for a little variety?
how you're make that arch rotated at 45 degrees
with 90-180 degrees arch i have no problem, but with 45 its always pain in the ass In Radiant I would just make a special 45 degree arch using the clipping plane tool, because then it fits all nice and comfy. It won't be exactly as the other arches, but most people won't notice/care.
timfixed.wad: Hey, there are some nice texture variations in there. But the few medieval ones that would fit thematically don't convince me. I do use that stock red face-trim, though.
The map is supposed to be dark (the screenshot is probably somewhat Spirited). Theme-wise, it's nowhere as epic as e4m4, I'm afraid. spy: Zwiffle's approach might work. Then again, I could imagine this might as well lead to misaligned brushes. I usually create a regular arch and rotate it, then snap it to the grid and realign the vertices in 2d mode so the lines are all perfectly diagonal on the grid. It IS a pain in the ass, especially with Radiant, but the result is rewarding. tbh I'd say Zwiffle's way is less likely to cause errors, but it requires being able to 3 point clip accurately (not that difficult tbh)
You should be able to just build regular arches out of six-sided brushes (where the top view of each brush looks like a box, and the side view shows that the bottom of each box is slanted appropriately) and then skew them in radiant to get it onto a 45-degree angle.
If you use spog/czg style 12-sided cylinder dimensions, you should be able to keep things on a large grid value even rotated. i never use 3-point clipping as it's too awkward to use (always appears at the 0 on the hidden axis, instead of somewhere on the surface of the brush.)
I primarily use edge draging and skewing to make most shapes. Occasionally vertex dragging, but that is only really useful on certain shapes (like wedges and spikes.) This isn't actually a map, but it's in Unreal, and it's the closest thing I've done to mapping outside work in a looonng time.
http://born-robotic.net/stuff/platform_01.jpg All very much work in progress of course, no texture work yet (just normal and ambient occlusion maps). the three points define a plane that clips :o
basically, the first two set up an axis and the third generates the plane through it not sure if you're responding to negke or me, but i know what 3 point clipping is, i just don't use it because the UI is cumbersome (have to either drag all three points hundreds of units until they are on the brush, or move the brush to the world origin before clipping and then back to the proper location.)
megaman: I've had it with these motherfucking clips on this motherfucking plane! :P
Bal: Omg! Jago: What's with that ramp/stairs thing - bricks? Friction: Isn't it time for your annual posting of the same three D3 shots? As promised, here are a few screenshots of my upcoming map. The map itself is finished, unfortunately it exceeds quite a few of Quake's raised limits. (marksurfaces, nodes) and needs more time for optimizing and pruning, as well as beta testing.
So here are a few shots that should tease your taste buds, and what to expect. http://qrf.mine.nu/~orl/oms2s1.jpg http://qrf.mine.nu/~orl/oms2s2.jpg http://qrf.mine.nu/~orl/oms2s3.jpg http://qrf.mine.nu/~orl/oms2s4.jpg http://qrf.mine.nu/~orl/oms2s5.jpg
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