Additional Features for Curved Staircase Compound Brushes #30
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Henry00IS
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Jan 25, 2018
Henry00IS
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- Added "Fill To Bottom" identical to the linear staircases.
- Added "Build Torus" to easily build walls around curved staircases.
- Fixed the normals for "Counter Clockwise" mode.
- Updated the inspector to use more of a SabreCSG theme.
- Moved some identical copy and pasted code into separate functions.
Added "Fill To Bottom" identical to the linear staircases. Added "Build Torus" to easily build walls around curved staircases. Fixed the normals for "Counter Clockwise" mode. Updated the inspector to use more of a SabreCSG theme. Moved some identical copy and pasted code into separate functions.
Added sloped floor to build beautiful ramps. Fixed the normals for "Counter Clockwise" mode. Improved the automatic UV mapping.
Added sloped ceiling to build beautiful ramps.
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Added beautiful sloped floors and ceilings that can both be combined for amazing things. This pull request can be reviewed and merged now. |
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I'd suggest renaming "Build Torus" to something else. A torus is a donut shape, this is technically a hollow cylinder. I'd probably also suggest splitting out that function into a separate compound brush, from a user's perspective it doesn't really make sense to create a stair brush which you then turn into an arch/curved wall. |
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Other than that this looks great |
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The reason the torus (what's a better name for it? maybe "walls") was added is to make walls around curved staircases. The default cylinder doesn't align properly. This Zelda Ocarina of Time level is where I got the inspiration to include that feature. How else are you ever going to make such a corridor? Specifically note that there are straight parts as well as curved parts. That's nearly impossible to do without this feature. |
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This is its intended use:
Edit: Should have reduced the step count in the middle section to make it the same depth as the others. But I rushed this example in the middle of the night. |
