Author Topic: Concave Curved Corners?  (Read 2424 times)

Has this been made yet? My searching skills are quite poor, and I'm not quite sure how to word it...

Is it possible to make a concave 4x4F/2x2F corners?


^These are just an example I came up with...^

It would make building things like these a lot easier for me, and maybe a few of you.

EDIT: Forgot about an example on what it looks like...


This was built within Valve's Hammer Editor.

*FIXED IMAGES* somehow they broke lol...
« Last Edit: June 06, 2015, 11:58:04 PM by UnRegistered »

It's absolutely possible, but for some bizarre reason nobody has ever made them.

Oh yeah, I needed these once. I was surprised to realize I'd never seen them anywhere.

So, any possibility of this being made anytime soon? The usage and application of this brick isn't that urgent.

pictures don't work?

pictures don't work?

Fixed them, don't know what happened...

Would it be possible to overlap them with convex curves for no reason?

Would it be possible to overlap them with convex curves for no reason?

*gasp* This... wouldn't be possible? I'm only assuming you can't because the wedge bricks don't do

Heavy EDIT: I spent the past 7 hours trying to figure out how this stuff works just to see if I could at least do something minimum. Well, it turns out that even with all this time I still have no idea what I'm doing. I'm done for now, I'll continue some other time... In the mean time, someone with experience on torque could probably pull this off rather simply, that's probably why no ones spent the time on it. Thankfully I don't need this brick! I'll get back on this easy project later.
« Last Edit: June 07, 2015, 12:39:59 PM by UnRegistered »

xalos made overlapping bricks, it's definitely possible

*gasp* This... wouldn't be possible?
This is actually extremely easy for bricks larger than 1x1, all it takes it setting the blb up properly so the round part doesn't take up studs that it doesn't cover completely.

I have no idea why this wasn't done for the wedges.

xalos made overlapping bricks, it's definitely possible

This is actually extremely easy for bricks larger than 1x1, all it takes it setting the blb up properly so the round part doesn't take up studs that it doesn't cover completely.

I have no idea why this wasn't done for the wedges.

Yes I just realized what I typed, this would be possible as you said. I didn't think before typing that.