I wonder if he Fixed the thing where if you played as Jesus and threw the plagued gibs everywhere they would stay on the ground and kill all the monsters the second they spawned. 

Lately I was playing SIN and I wondered how to catch a grip on them, like extracting a map.
Quark5.1 has a setup for Sin, but the bsp does appear like a entity fill path only.
Watching the quark editor it is a Q3 game.
The wiki tells of a Quake 2 (id Tech 2, modified).

Is there a usefull input to these files or is it, like the progs of malice a J.C.ace? 

there is a tool "sinpak" or something to extract/watch the sin stuff
i've got it somewhere on my hdd, i try to search . or u could google search it by yourself
i cant remember exact name of that tool right now 

Unrelated to this issue, but avoid the SiN anime at all costs. It is bad. 

Trigger_teleport emits its ambient sound from the center of the entity, right? For I just had this idea for a workaround for 'limiting' the sound in a certain direction by expanding the trigger volume into the opposite direction. 

Please make this defature as an option through specific field ;) 

o = (self.mins + self.maxs)*0.5;
ambientsound (o, "ambience/hum1.wav",0.5 , ATTN_STATIC);

yep 

I know Sin behaves bad and all. It's a real sin that shipment made turn out the game that bad to handle. But I must admit maps like "mansion" are done very impressive.

I had the pakfile converted to extracted files, but I couldn't find anything to use the *.sam files. There are Q3 compilers to make new sinpak files. But it feels as if the structure is hardly to work with.

As if I have to install all garbadge to extract Q3 files. 

The sin files aren't always the same as id ones, I know that at least the pak files are different and can't be extracted/created with normal tools... maybe ask here:

http://www.ritualistic.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=da26c1f506ef14877848c952341bef7a&f=10 

http://negke.quaddicted.com/images/blacklight.jpg
It can get even weirder...

In other news, fuck those random black triangles! Another totally unnecessary obstacle. 

Apparently it's the ceiling this time, the ledge in the shot. Works fine in other areas, though. 

Maybe that face is in the bounding box of the light? 

or a derivative.
i believe it was established that this is a bug with the engine? something to do with metl's new light code or something.

i believe it is taking light values from outside faces (when the map isn't sealed, at least). if it's not sealed, try sealing it to see if it goes away, otherwise, you can try reshaping the brushwork in the area. :S 

Luckily, I could fix it by simply moving the torches a few units up. Strange issue. The map was sealed by the way. 

metl did mention it might be an enigne bug but i got that problem in glquakebjp too 

In my case, it was.

I also had another black torch elsewhere that seemed properly placed and all. Turned out a rogue space beneath the floor and wall brushes was responsible there. Possibly related. 

looks like it's more than i thought. :S
come to think of it, if it happened in glquakebjp, than it's probably in glquake as well. 

... when monsters walk through a floor that is made of func_breakable (i.e Quoth)...
Maybe it could be solved by adding a light just on top of the func_breakable... I Ididn't tested it yet... wait and see ;) 

that's a different problem from the one above.
light info is only taken from world geometry btw, so that won't help, unfortunately.

you could put a light on the world geometry beneath the breakable though. if it's a sky texture, bury a non-sky textured brush inside the sky texture to transfer light info. (sky texture does not transfer light info) 

if you need to make a pitch black pit with a func_door bridge or something over it (ie: you can't put lights at the bottom of the pit) you can place a 16 unit high func_illusionary (or even a func_wall) at the bottom of the pit.
then make a spotlight below the top of the func_illusionary brush at the bottom of the pit with the following settings:

'light' '150'
'wait' '0.1'
'delay' '5'
'mangle' '0 -90 0'
'angle' '180'
'_softangle' '0.01'

this creates a spotlight that will point downwards and light up all the area that's hidden by the func_illusionary thereby transferring light info to entities over the pit without breaking the illusion. 

not _softangle, but rather _anglesense

my bad. :P 

that was post ten thousand!

nice way to mark it :P 

i only noticed after. :P 

Scratch that. So Fitzquake is the new DP now?! 

Thanks for the tip: I'll try it ;)