func_detail_illusionary becomes part of the world bsp, like func_detail, so it costs no static entities and is more efficient to render. 

Ah, ok. Thanks for the explanation! 

When running a map with "developer 1", what does the warning "[some number] entities inhibited" mean? I understand the "walkmonster in wall", "item fell out" and "exceeds standard limit" messages, but this one has always thrown me. 

 

I think it's like the "no deathmatchplayer" warning, when compiling a map with only a player_start. Something like a maximum entity warning that is obvious. 

The inhibit count records the number of entities which were prevented from loading of their spawnflags and the current gamemode/difficulty. So for example, when playing on easy, any "not in easy" entities are added to the inhibited total, and likewise for "not in deathmatch" when playing in deathmatch mode.

Note that if the QuakeC code removes an entity, that doesn't count as an inhibition. Standard QuakeC removes all monsters from deathmatch, even if they don't have the "not in deathmatch" flag set - but only monsters with the flag count as inhibited. 

 

I'm trying to edit a mdl model in the blender, but whenever I enlarge or stretch a place in a frame, the part of the model that I stretched or expanded in the next frame does not look properly. Is there no way to prevent this? I'm using blender 2.8 thank you 

So I have started making maps recently and would like to load the quake source maps into Trenchbroom to look at the design, it allows me to compile the maps and load with no textures, but if I try to load the .Map into trenchbroom I get this error :

At line 8, column 64: Expected '[', but got integer (raw data: '0')

Any idea on how to get the quake source map file to load in trenchbroom?

Thanks a ton! 

@Jeremy: every frame of animation is baked into a shape key, you're only ever editing the currently selected one.

@Tonius42: choose "Standard" map format instead of "Valve" 

Much appreciated! 

Using Trenchbroom with the Quoth set, and in my compiled map, the Death Lords from Quoth will every other second have this field of yellow sprites around them.
https://i.imgur.com/cqbCfWq.png
It reminds me of when you spawned HECU grunts in HL1 in midair, so I feel like this is an error of sorts. I'm not too experienced with mapping or Quoth, so maybe that's part of their mystique and this isn't an error? Would appreciate some clarification. 

There is something wrong with the lightning effect. It looks as if you're using the muzlebright or muzleflash in the placement of the entities as flags.
Normaly this only happens when you set a monster with a light decimal on it.

Do the Death Lords have flags in their map statements? 

I don't think there's any flags in their statements, at least I wouldn't know if there were. Total novice.
https://i.imgur.com/xQIKmm4.png
And I don't think I'm using a muzlebright or muzleflash, but indeed, the only lighting in the room are torches in the center. Would that have anything to do with it? 

That is the Death Lord's intermittent 50% damage reduction aura.

https://www.quaddicted.com/webarchive/kell.quaddicted.com/quoth/quoth_tutorial.html 

also.... quaddicted is hosting an archive of itself? 

So they indeed have Flags in their statement.
I couldn't find theor cmoment in the tutorial, but I think you can find the cause there.
Try a bit hussling with the flags number. 

Quoth qcc code is not published, but I think this is just a mapping error. 

It's not a mapping error. It's working as expected. 

Does the Fuck relatest to #20567 or #20572? 

I must be as ill tempered as OTP, sorry for that.

Let's see it the other way.
Not that I'm huanlopan.

Would it be possible to change the flag options for the Quoth DeathLords? In the dimmed imgur view of Trenchboom I see a few parms.

If the defs are:
// entity effects

float EF_BRIGHTFIELD = 1;
float EF_MUZZLEFLASH = 2;
float EF_BRIGHTLIGHT = 4;
float EF_DIMLIGHT = 8;

could they be turned off by deleting some, or turn them to 0? Or doesn't this work with Quoth code. 

@onetruepurple
Hey, thanks for the link, and thanks for the clarification! That's a load off. I'll peruse this Quoth tutorial page for sure. 

The Death Lords has no spawnflags, and the effect cannot be turned off. It's there on purpose, and that purpose is "the Death Lord takes 50% damage when the effect is active". 

Sorry for intervening on a case I have no experience. 

I know there's such a thing for Arcane Dimensions, as stated on this page, but what about Quoth/id1?