I have found a Hexen II FGD file and uploaded it here:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7009168/FGD/hexen2fgd.zip

I can't test it right now, but maybe it works right out of the box. 

Just to clarify, the hexen2.def I linked above is the one I fixed.

BTW, I tried the hexen2.fgd you linked now, SleepwalkR, and it loads fine. However, the entities aren't as colorful as the hexen2.def file. Not sure if that matters; just looks prettier. lol.

I'll fix up the other .def files I have, and link them soon.

BTW, if anyone is interested, I posted another video, 3 minutes long, about working with textures in trenchbroom. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnEnn61GRR0 

Def and fgd both have the colours of entities written into each entry and you can customise them as you wish.

It usually helps a bit to do this when working on a mod and you start adding more helpers and stuff. 

In the builtin defs could be more diverse too. Any takers ? ;-) 

I'm just looking at my own fgd right now and seeing why it doesn't work.

It seems there's some extended functionality not used in CZGs fgd that I have for presets and CSS style settings where some values are inherited by all things of a type, for example monsters.

There's also a @main that it chokes on but which is only used for WC to define default entities and is easily commented.

I can't use TB just yet since my WIP maps are all in 220 format, but I'll add colours to the various def files if you want, following the precedents in the rubicon2 fgd. 

Anyone build the windows version of TrenchBroom with CodeBlocks? I felt I'd pretty much got there before but had some annoying problems that I'm about to try and resolve. If anyone has any insight to getting it up and running without needing visual studio bloated crapware installed then that info would be much appreciated.

I'm going to try and compile wxWidgets in much the same way I did with the linux version and see if it works, though I'm guessing the binaries mentioned in the build.txt file might be a better bet. 

Not sure how you can use the wxWidgets binaries in Code::Blocks, but it should work. I would prefer to use them as it will put less burden on those who also want to use Code::Blocks on Windows.

Let me know if you get anywhere, or send me a pull request with a Code::Blocks project file. 

Unfortunately there is more info in a Hexen II map file than in a Quake map file, so support for the game is not a question of simply adding an FGD.

I have found an updated FGD and wads here:

http://dronedev.net/mapconv/ 

I can't load any maps other than those I've just made with TrenchBroom; I can't even load a map I made with a different version of TB.

I tried loading E1M1.MAP and a couple of other things, but no luck whatsoever. At first I thought it was the 3d view, but I can draw new brushes as usual. If I save a map, I can then load it and have it work properly - only previously saved maps aren't working :/

When trying to load these maps, there are no error messages, but no textures or entities load with the map, and nothing is displayed in the 3d view unless I draw a brush :(

saving gives me a 0KB file, so the map is clearly not being loaded. Anyone else have this issue?

Note that this is *not* some broken version I just compiled (still working on it :/ ), but the regular windows download from the TB homepage (1.0.4 129). 

 

not having that issue with that version at all.

when loading a map does the console window show something like:
Unloading existing map file and textures...
Loading file E:\q1maps\blahh2.map
Loaded map file in 0.000000 seconds
Loaded E:\q1maps\hex2.wad in 0.005000 seconds

? 

I don't know if this has been suggested or is already implemented, but there definitely need to be options to move (or add) world brushes to an existing brush entity as well as the other way around. Ideally a little more versatile than "ungroup" in Radiant 1.5 which always converts (or removes if you will) the entire entity, whereas it's sometimes desirable only to apply the action to certain brushes. 

You already can added and remove brushes that way. to add to the world spawn, you select the objects in the brush entity and then right click outside the selection "add to world spawn"... and vice versa to add to an entity. 

 

RTFM! 

Unless... how about including it in audio book form!!! 

you wouldn't like my voice. 

do i need to whip out espeak again, negkenegkenegkenegkenegkenegkenegkenegkenegkenegkenegke? 

found it by accident making a lift... :P 

Can you send me all the defs/fgs you're using currently?

Latest download has just quake/quoth fgd and rubicon2 def. 

Or;

louismanning (at) gmail 

Or did you mean Hexen etc? 

I tried to fix more of the .def files I had, but no luck.

I made a FAIL video of my attempts to fix the .def files, for anyone that's interested.

At the end of the video, I give up on heretic2.def, where the error was asking for a newline but I did not believe it.

Well, after the video, I tried newline, and it worked. Had to fix 10 more of those newline errors. Eventually, I finished, and heretic2.def now loads in TrenchBroom.

Here is the link:

Fixed .def files:
heretic2.def - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0piElswxauhSTduYTNGaFdjSWM/edit

I'll link you the hexen2.def file again as well,
hexen2.def - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0piElswxauhbnZJQ2Q2WGxHUDg/edit

FAIL video of my attempts to fix .def file parse errors: http://youtu.be/rFmYmQMTqD8 

Has hexen 2 fgds I think. Probably zerstorer and others. Try downloading it from the tools section of quaddicted. 

I already have these FGDs now:

from The Forge
- Quake Scource of Armagon
- Quake Dissolution of Eternity
- Zerstoerer
- Hexen 2
- Quake 2 with Arghrad support
- Quake 2 Ground Zero
- Quake 2 The Reckoning

from Hexen 2 Hammer adapter
- Hexen 2 (bit.ly/XDpPZ4)

For now, it does not make much sense to work on DEFs or FGDs for games that need extra support from TrenchBroom, as this will take a while. And since noone really maps for the MPs or Zerstoerer, there's not much to be gained from pouring work into improving those FGDs either.