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Ne_q1spCompilingGui 
Does anyone have this? I need it because Hammer doesn't accept comandline parameters for compiling.

The problem is that latest one asks me to install NET. framework 4.0, which i cannot install. As far as i know, v1.0 and v1.1 only ask for net. framework 2.0, which i have. Does any of you have any of this older versions? 
Yes It Does 
There's a small window in the compile dialog where you can type in every version of Hammer/WC.

Or you can just write a batfile. 
Coce... 
No 
* Ijed, the problem isn't to input the comands, is that Hammer/WC don't use them when you input them, at least those like -extra4 or -gate, for example, but uses them if they are -windowed -game xxx or -width xxx -height xxx or something similar.

A bat file can be a solution, i know how to make them, but what comands do i need to write into them? Just execute nomapversion.exe, light.exe, qbsp.exe, vis.exe in order one by one and relate them to an origin (.map) and a destination (.bsp, .pts, .lit)?

* FifthElephant, i have that one already, but thanks anyway. That is the version i was talking about that i can't use, i need one OLDER. 
Could Try Pm Necros Instead? 
maybe he has an older version on hand? 
Cocerello 
Here's one:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rtxwxt9klgmn39b/compile_full.bat

Just edit it and replace with your map name and add/remove whatever other controls you need like -extra4 etc. 
Cocerello 
http://mobile.sheridanc.on.ca/~jonescor/temp/ne_q1spCompilingGui101.exe

no guarantee if it works or not. probably lots of bugs too. :\

how come you can't install .net 4? 
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