ZealousQuakeFan
#10637 posted by JPL on 2010/12/24 17:38:19
you can still edit the .wav sound and remove the loop markers.. then it will be one shot playing ;)
#10638 posted by anonymous user on 2010/12/25 15:27:48
Or killtarget it before it reaches the loop position.
I wanted to get it to start up, loop a few times then stop. guess I'll have to look into removing the flag then manually loop it with relays.
ZQF
#10640 posted by Mike Woodham on 2010/12/25 19:42:45
How are you triggering your sounds? If you are using qc just trigger the null.wav on the same channel when you want the sound to stop.
#10641 posted by necros on 2010/12/25 20:04:59
I wanted to get it to start up, loop a few times then stop.
play_sound_triggered
use the 'toggle' flag
'wait' to length of the soundfile to loop
no need to set 'impulse', with the toggle flag on, impulse defaults to 7.
set up target/targetname
when you fire the play_sound_triggered, it will play the sound repeatedly until you trigger it again.
if the sound loops on it's own, set 'wait' to 999999 to retain toggle functionality.
Help!?!?
#10642 posted by ThatOneGuy on 2010/12/25 21:13:51
Ok so Ive been using worldcraft mapping for a few months, on and off for a little mod im working on. Now bare with me, im not a huge mapper or anything so this may be some really easy fix that I dont know about but here goes: I power up worldcraft and all is normal like usual, I start mapping for a good 3 hours, and then I try to compile my map. Now I left the room for a little because I know that the map takes a little bit to export. But I come back, and it says in the command line:
* Could not execute the command:
"C:\Program Files\Worldcraft\qbsp2.exe" "C:\Users\nick\Desktop\game\game\new"
* Windows gave the error message:
"The operation completed successfully."
** Executing...
** Command: C:\Program Files\Worldcraft\quaketools\vis.exe
** Parameters: "C:\Users\nick\Desktop\game\game\new"
---- Vis 2.31 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup
************ ERROR ************
Error opening C:\Users\nick\Desktop\game\game\new.bsp: No such file or directory
Elapsed time : 0:00
** Executing...
** Command: C:\Program Files\Worldcraft\quaketools\light.exe
** Parameters: "C:\Users\nick\Desktop\game\game\new"
----- Light 1.43 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup
************ ERROR ************
Error opening C:\Users\nick\Desktop\game\game\new.bsp: No such file or directory
Now I cant compile any map, Ive re-installed wc + Bengt Jardup's quake tools a million times, but it still wont work =[. Has anyone gotten this before?
Yeah
#10643 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/12/26 00:07:15
Its just the WC compiling GUI (the process window) seems to have a problem with moving the files around.
The solution:
1 (not vital but it helps) Use a windows command prompt to run the compiling tools. The WC process window will freeze sometimes, even if the tool is still running in the background. A windows command prompt is what the tools are designed for.
2 (will fix your prob.) Put all of your tools, all of your .rmf files and all of your .map files and EVERYTHING in c:\quake\id1\maps.
HTH
This Might Be Stating The Obvious But
#10644 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/12/26 00:10:49
Windows command prompt:
start > programs > accessories > Command Prompt
The type:
CD c:\quake\id1\maps
Then you can run your tool, i.e.
qbsp yourmap
then
vis -fast yourmap
then
light -extra yourmap
Also, use this QBSP tool, it is by far the best:
http://www.quaddicted.com/tools/txqbspbjp.zip
Put
#10645 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/12/26 00:11:57
All of your tools in the c:\quake\id1\maps directory first
(txqbsp.exe, vis.exe, light.exe)
yeah the way WC acts like it's crashed when compiling through it's interface is pretty annoying, but when constructing certain areas I find the cordon function pretty useful, and I hop map versions a lot especially when planning trigger sequences and such, so I still use it a lot, but never for full compiles.
myself I have WC using tools inside a worldcraft/quaketools folder, and a seperate clean copy of quake on c:\ (no mods/maps other than my own and only one exe). Seems to be fine with this :E
For proper compiles Necro's utility is cool imo :)
#10647 posted by ThatOneGuy on 2010/12/26 03:31:05
I tried to put all my tools and map files into the maps folder, didnt work. then I tried command prompt, didnt work. Should I just try Necro's utility then?
Play_sound_triggered
#10648 posted by ericw on 2010/12/26 04:31:29
is the 'toggle' flag a spawnflag? I tried setting a key/value of 'toggle' '1' and it didn't do anything. (each triggering of the play_sound_triggered causes another instance of the loop to start).
#10649 posted by necros on 2010/12/26 08:42:38
yeah, 'flag' is spawnflags (not 'flags', which is also a var, but used internally by qc).
as for the compiling gui, it's just to save you time from making batch files.
Er
#10650 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/12/26 15:39:40
Will you please explain exactly how you tried to use a command prompt? There is no way that a command prompt wouldn't work if you are using it properly.
We need to start off with the basics here I think.
Copy your .map file into a new directory on your c: called "qbsp".
Put your TxQbsp.exe in the same folder.
Open a command prompt (click start, then type cmd in the search/run bar at the bottom of the start menu).
Then type in the command prompt:
cd c:\qbsp
then type
txqbsp yourmap
Then report back here as to what happens.
#10651 posted by anonymous user on 2010/12/27 02:24:42
everytime I put in:
...desktop\maps\txqbsp.exe test
It says, there was an error.
There error says that there is no such file or directory.
#10652 posted by madfox on 2010/12/27 03:41:26
when the test.map (as you called it) is in the same directory as txqbsp is, it should work.
when you try to test qbsp with the command "test" it won't.
Just giving the qbsp command without a map of string compiles a qbsp_log.txt with all possible commands one can give.
So if there's an error or file mising at least you can try to see if qbsp compiles a log.txt
then you can try to search for your map and see if it is there in thre same directory.
As winxp and higher don't use dos commands anymore, you might try to make a sublink to qbsp file, and there specify your argues like
program > txqbsp your map.
#10653 posted by anonymous user on 2010/12/27 05:08:18
now its telling me "No world brushes on line 1" though im hoping thats just the map problem now?? Sorry for being so bad at this kinda stuff but im new to it
Well Dont
#10654 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/12/27 05:09:19
Do what I tell you! Put it in either c:\quake\id1\maps
or
c:\qbsp\
and then type either
cd c:\quake\id1\maps
or
cd c:\qbsp\
and then we'll talk
#10655 posted by anonymous user on 2010/12/27 06:19:14
I got it working. It turns out I guess the compiler I was using was screwed up or something, but I replaced it with the one you gave me Ricky, thanks guys.
You're Welcome
#10656 posted by madfox on 2010/12/27 06:58:06
you heard the boss.
do what he tells you.
and be glad he didn't gave you qmap.
Hah!
Snow Textures
#10657 posted by necros on 2011/01/01 06:21:38
any wads besides rune.wad that have any?
Burmal Quest, I Have Some Hexen Snow Textures
#10658 posted by jt_ on 2011/01/01 07:46:34
You'll have to use texmex to get the burmal quest textures afaik. I'm working on some custom snow textures, based on some hexen 'german medieval' textures.
#10659 posted by necros on 2011/01/01 08:10:27
i'll have to look over hexen textures i guess, i didn't remember there were any. thanks!
looking at the screen, that looks like the hexen textures right?
don't really tile all that well, do they? :S
will have to experiment.
...
#10660 posted by necros on 2011/01/01 08:10:58
looking at the screen
referring to the screenshot of brumal quest (alk15) on quaddicted.
#10661 posted by madfox on 2011/01/01 10:06:47
Daikantana has good snowfiles. I can remember there was a daikantana.wad on quaddicted.
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