Anyone know how I can fill this gap without using a ton of brushes, I've tried to use a patch but it just stretches the texture and looks ugly.

The only way I can do it is using brushes and reshaping them to fit the gap (currently I'm using 19 brushes to fill the gap).

The reason why I want to fill the gap without using a ton of brushes is if I recall correctly theres a limit to amount of brushes you can use.

i just use a patch them set the texture to natural which should fix the stretched texture problem

hi man,

maybe this is an option if you want ?


in this picture I only used the patch function without making brushes for in the corners of the door frame




best regards,
Gamer9294

Using josemassacre's method i manged to to fill the gap, i tried using pathces but i couldnt quite figure out how to align the verts correctly so the texture didnt strache and look weird (i also tried setting "Natural" on the texture didnt work)

The best i manged to get using patches is this

Using josemassacre's method i manged to to fill the gap, i tried using pathces but i couldnt quite figure out how to align the verts correctly so the texture didnt strache and look weird (i also tried setting "Natural" on the texture didnt work)

The best i manged to get using patches is this

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Select the patch, press S and do all of the settings there (Natural, Lmap and using stretch options and such) Also, try selecting patch and then pressing mousewheel on the brush next to it