Creating curved corners and edges help

[P0rkRoyalZ]

when i follow the tutorial that tom_bmx posted of blackjackjohnnys Creating curved corners and edges tutorial i get the curved walls but when i texture them to match the texture together it doesnt work and ive tried most of the texture buttons in the surface inspector but i cant figure it out ... hopefully its something small and simple here are some pics just in case you dont get confused thanks

[baseball4ev]

A couple things you can try.

1) Try just selecting your curved patch, open up the surface inspector ("s") and hit lightmap.  Sometimes it fixes it, sometimes it doesn't.  You might also try the natural setting, once again that's a hit or miss as to whether it will work.

2)  Select the curved patch and the two adjacent walls and try reapplying the texture to them.  I find that this works a majority of the time as it lines everything up nicely when they are all selected at once.

3)  If all else fails then you can always do it the manual/hard way which is selecting your curved patch, opening up the surface inspector ("s") and manually adjusting the horizontal and vertical stretch and shift to get them to match up.

A fourth option, and one that I just remembered, is to sort of work-a-round this problem by covering up the spot where they are supposed to meet.  I've done this a couple times when I just couldn't get the textures to line up.  You basically just create a column or something similar at both sides where the normal wall is connected to the curved wall.  This adds a little bit of realism and also covers up the fact that the textures don't align.

[The Zombie Don]

A couple things you can try.

1) Try just selecting your curved patch, open up the surface inspector ("s") and hit lightmap.  Sometimes it fixes it, sometimes it doesn't.  You might also try the natural setting, once again that's a hit or miss as to whether it will work.

2)  Select the curved patch and the two adjacent walls and try reapplying the texture to them.  I find that this works a majority of the time as it lines everything up nicely when they are all selected at once.

3)  If all else fails then you can always do it the manual/hard way which is selecting your curved patch, opening up the surface inspector ("s") and manually adjusting the horizontal and vertical stretch and shift to get them to match up.

A fourth option, and one that I just remembered, is to sort of work-a-round this problem by covering up the spot where they are supposed to meet.  I've done this a couple times when I just couldn't get the textures to line up.  You basically just create a column or something similar at both sides where the normal wall is connected to the curved wall.  This adds a little bit of realism and also covers up the fact that the textures don't align.

Nobody could have said it better 

[P0rkRoyalZ]

thankyou, personally i like number 4 by covering it up i tried the other three suggestions you said but none of them seemed to work but manually alligning them, i got one side of the curved wall alligned and then the other wall's texture that connects onto the other side of the curved wall was like it was upside down or mirrored or something i couldnt allign the second side up no matter what i think i was the curved wall that was screwing around because nothing wanted to work together  but i think if figured it out now though thanks for your help btw sup sup sup guys

[baseball4ev]

btw sup sup sup guys

Hahaha, glad I could help!  Nice to see someone who actually watches my videos 

[P0rkRoyalZ]

of course man you one of my favorite/most watched youtubers