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(I didn't post the full terminal output here since it's really, really long and I don't know which parts of it are relevant.)
use pastebin.com or similar :) The make error 1 line doesn't tell anything useful, unfortunately. also I think this is the latest netradiant: https://gitlab.com/xonotic/netradiant
From looking at that readme, it looks like they've switched to CMake. Yeah, the main trick is finding the debian package names.. which can take a bit of guesswork. e.g. the readme says you need GTK2, the corresponding debian package is "libgtk2.0-dev". Just use google when in doubt I guess. Oh, never used pastebin before. And the output seemed a lot longer the first time around; now there doesn't seem to be that much of it. Anyway, here it is: http://pastebin.com/mPHdbjDv
From looking at that readme, it looks like they've switched to CMake.
Ah, so I've been following outdated instructions... So I did cmake -H. -Bbuild -G "Unix Makefiles", and that did something, but now I don't know what I'm supposed to do next, or whether I was supposed to something else first... the readme doesn't make that much sense to me. Seems the code is written for C++11 but the compiler is not expecting that version of C++.
you can try running: CXXFLAGS="-std=c++11" make instead of just make I would report it as an issue to the netradient devs though. Also, what is the output of: g++ --version? After doing
cmake -H. -Bbuild -G "Unix Makefiles" you should do this: cd build make CMake generates the Makefile for building radiant in the "build" subdirectory. (when you run "make", it looks for a file called Makefile in the current directory). g++ (Ubuntu 4.8.4-2ubuntu1~14.04.3) 4.8.4
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I'm doing cd build make and something is happening... Hm, the error message got a bit distorted from multiple threads printing at once.
The verts listed in the error will show you where the face is.. what I always do is create some point entity like a light, and paste in one of the verts from the error message. e.g. check out "1512.000 1300.000 488.000". You should just need to reset the texture alignment on these faces, and that should fix the problem copy the "qbsp" executable in your quake/id1/maps folder.
Open Terminal, and enter: cd ~/Desktop/quake/id1/maps assuming your quake directory is on your desktop, adjust as needed. Working with Jackhammer on my new laptop, but I can't seem to get any compile progs to create a
---- WriteBSPFile ---- 17 planes 340 22 vertexes 264 6 nodes 144 16 texinfo 640 16 faces 320 12 clipnodes 96 2 leafs 56 16 marksurfaces 32 72 surfedges 288 37 edges 148 4 textures 38260 lightdata 0 visdata 0 entdata 323 1 warning Elapsed time : 0:00 Peak memory used : 0.1 MB ** Executing... ** Command: C:/Program Files/Jackhammer/quake/vis.exe ** Parameters: "C:Program Files (x86)QuakeId1mapstestes" Quake VIS Compiler (build Dec 11 2013) ------------ vis ------------ ************ ERROR ************ Error opening C:Program Files (x86)QuakeId1mapstestes.bsp: No such file or directory Any ideas? The proper slash grammar for the file (C:\Program Files (x86)\Quake\Id1\maps\testes) wasn't retained for some reason when I pasted that last post in.
Any idea why, on a ridiculously large map using bsp2, the map won't do vis properly saying there is a leak and drawing a portal line right through a solid face?
I tried the ol trick of a box around the whole level but it says there's too many verts. Jackhammer Txqbsp Tyrvis Tyrlight Darkplaces |
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