Can anyone tell me how to apply textures to individual faces without applying it to the entire brush, or is that possible? I know I can hollow it out and apply textures to each brush, but I'd rather now end up with 6 new brushes each time I want to apply a different texture.
Yes, I know about decals, but those are entities and in the sixth tutorial map for worldcraft 2.0 they applied a light texture to the underside of a single bush, but left the rest of the faces with a cement texture of something.
Thanks
Applying textures individually
Created 19 years ago2004-06-21 12:22:53 UTC by
paulkennedy
Created 19 years ago2004-06-21 12:22:53 UTC by
paulkennedy
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-21 12:22:53 UTC
Post #35216
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-21 12:27:31 UTC
Post #35218
On the right side you usually find the tool bar.
There are three block symbols. One has the same texture on each side, one has different textures. Click that button to open the texture application tool.
Now you can modify the texture on each face seperately.
There are three block symbols. One has the same texture on each side, one has different textures. Click that button to open the texture application tool.
Now you can modify the texture on each face seperately.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-21 12:31:54 UTC
Post #35222
Thanks. I knew there was a way. I felt rather stupid asking and was afraid I would get a lot of people mad at me.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-21 12:32:56 UTC
Post #35223
Did I say right side? That's wrong of course, it's on the left side. 
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-21 15:54:02 UTC
Post #35287
You could drag the toolbar to the right ;). Or top, or bottom. or have it floating. The possibilities are endless! (well, maybe not endless, but you get the idea)
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-21 17:05:10 UTC
Post #35296
and was afraid I would get a lot of people mad at meDon't be
We're all friendly!There's a tutorial on this though; might be nice if you checked the tutorials first next time
Posted 19 years ago2004-06-22 00:02:50 UTC
Post #35332
yeah ya stu[id retard! flame flame flame! no0000B! 
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Posted 19 years ago2004-09-06 22:06:04 UTC
Post #57115
holy crap!
i've been mapping on and off for about a year and i never knew you could do this! i mean, i used face properties button to align and scale textures, but godamn i never used it to apply different brushes to different faces! holy crap this is awsome!
now i can change my interior walls from out without making more brushes. now i can make the edges of my log cabin look hewn. dang there are about 10,000 applications i can think of off the top of my head.
thank god. with the help of this mighty forum, i shall conquer the world--echo while getting louder and louder--conquer the world<repeat>
MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!
i've been mapping on and off for about a year and i never knew you could do this! i mean, i used face properties button to align and scale textures, but godamn i never used it to apply different brushes to different faces! holy crap this is awsome!
now i can change my interior walls from out without making more brushes. now i can make the edges of my log cabin look hewn. dang there are about 10,000 applications i can think of off the top of my head.
thank god. with the help of this mighty forum, i shall conquer the world--echo while getting louder and louder--conquer the world<repeat>
MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Posted 19 years ago2004-09-07 03:24:43 UTC
Post #57162
Maybe you won't bump up two-month-old threads too
Posted 19 years ago2004-09-08 21:24:08 UTC
Post #57691
omg 2 month old!!!???
Posted 19 years ago2004-09-08 21:37:20 UTC
Post #57693
Yes, look at the post dates.
Posted 19 years ago2004-09-08 22:07:10 UTC
Post #57701
OMFG THEIR'S POST DAATES!!!! wow am i blind!
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