Filling around Curves

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*GCC*Nigel
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Filling around Curves

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How do I block off the curves of my road? I really have no idea where to start. It's all pavement so I can't just lower the terrain around it and keep the straight curb I have on it.

Edit: I need to block off the curve to either the red line or the light blue line or something similar, I tried bending a flatened column but it didn't quit fit and distorted the texture way to much.
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Post by neillomax »

If you want to make curbing, try bending brushes.
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Post by bdbodger »

What about making your curb from a mesh as well or have your curve 1 unit above the terrain .
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Post by *GCC*Nigel »

I found the solution, selected my curbs and capped them with beneval. Had to do a little corner moving, but other than that turned out perfectly.
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Re : Curves

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Do you mean you capped them off with a bevel and if so, how exactly do you mean?

I have tried that myself but haven't had any luck so far.
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