Author Topic: Double Sided Wedge Bricks  (Read 1259 times)

If you don't know what I mean from the title here are some pictures to clear things up:
On the left you see that by rotating the same right wedge brick by 180 degrees, you can make a smooth diagonal shape.
However, in many cases I found that the space it takes up is to large.
On the right, I stacked the two on top of each other to simulate what it is that I'm looking for.
It would take up only 3 bricks in width instead of 4.

Here is an example of what the individual brick would look like in the case of a left wedge. (The one on the right)


If you think you could do this, please do. It would be of great use to me, and I'm sure many other players.
Also, it would need to be done for both left, and right wedges.

Thanks in advance.

I support this. Seems like this would be a horizontal slanted brick, almost.

We also need bigger segments for diagonal walls.
Using 300 small wedges to build a wall is annoying.

parallelogram wedge bricks, essentially.




Have you taken the initiative to message any potential modders/scripters/modelers? Could be a crucial step.

Have you taken the initiative to message any potential modders/scripters/modelers? Could be a crucial step.

Are there even any brick modelers currently willing to act on requests like this? I haven't been able to get anyone to help me out with the multitude of bricks I need made.


Are there even any brick modelers currently willing to act on requests like this? I haven't been able to get anyone to help me out with the multitude of bricks I need made.
There are a ton that I'd love to have as well, mostly in the realm of wedge ramps.
Anyway it would be lovely to have these. From what little I know it wouldn't be too hard to make now.

There are a ton that I'd love to have as well, mostly in the realm of wedge ramps.
Anyway it would be lovely to have these. From what little I know it wouldn't be too hard to make now.
Generating the UV coordinates is the only problem. Everything else can be done in ~1min per brick.