how do i fix this ??

Could you please post up a screenshot so we can see exactly what you mean?

Try selecting with CTRL-SHIFT all the texture brushes that are screwy looking and then hit S for surface inspector. Press NATURAL and DONE and that should fix it if I understand what I see in the screenshot.

If the shape is on a right-angle to the grid you can Cap the texture and cycle through the Cap directions until you find one that looks good. However, it won't really match the brush next to it.

you can also using (ctrl v I think)vertices you can manually shift the texture using ctrl_shift while vertices are showing,highlighting the ones you want to
try to make better. Also it seems if you put texture on first and not adjust it after you bend it seems to work sometimes too.lol last resort good old decals in certain places

As LPRay says,

CAP or Natural will do the job.

Norm

try the red outlined: (one at a time, undo if didn't help or even combinations?)



edited on Sep. 12, 2007 07:33 pm by Sevenz

press control+shift+n this will cycle through the cap textures. keep hitting the combination untill you get a texture that looks good. you might only need to press it once, it might be 4 times. but eventually you will get one that looks good. You can also try splitting the verts when dealing with patches, like land. or mountains. sometimes when you texture a mountain, you will get the texture to look runny, you can split the verts and texture the smaller patches and cycle through the cap textures to get better results.