Thanks Tig,
Cannot wait to try.

This image i posted already did the cleanup.

I want to reduce the amount of segments in the archs.

Hi guys,

Is there a pluggin for cleanning up or reducing segments in an arch?

Hi Guys,

I can make the radius on the edges real quick now though if i have an archway i have too many segments and there is to much work to align the texture around.
Is there any pluggin or method to reduce the segmentation?

LoL, Tig,

Please, i have struggled for over one week to get this far.

Though i must say i like your idea.
I will deffinately try your suggestion next.
Thanks for your insite.

Thanks guys for your replies and here is one with a better stone texture i hope you like it.

I like how now if i change the texture in Thea all the stone looks good. So the setup from Su must be very good because the stone still lines up.

Perfect Gaieus.
All good.
Thanks ever so much for your help.

Hi Gaieus,

I like how the mesh gets cleaned up, though now when I do round corners to the brick opening around the door ie three edges and hit to round the whole face turns white. I don't understand why this occurs. Any suggestions what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks Gaieus,

I will do what you suggested. Sounds good, i will post results

Thanks ever so much.

Another view

The round edge plugg in is good.
The window looks good, except look at the right side of the door. I dont know how to fix.
Help please.

Larger scale stone for better view of corners

Very tedious to match up the stone with all the mesh.

Thea pack file

test_wall.pack.zip

here is the SU file

teststone.skp

Here is the test model house. Have a close look at the mesh, notice how the stone doesnt match on the corners.
Any suggestions?

Unfortunately no, if i model in SU it looks great. Though when i use my modeling program Chief Architect it extremely difficult to achieve the same results.

Here is the result.

Thanks Gaieus,

Worked it out works good now.
I tried posting image, wouldnt upload.

Thanks for the info though i cannot get the texture to blend in