#9582 posted by Zwiffle on 2010/03/21 17:24:12
Yeah, that's a pain in the ass too, and kind of freaked me out when it happened.
Whoa There
#9583 posted by gb on 2010/03/21 17:47:16
> ctrl+tab doesn't go to the next view
that sucks. I'll have to install Netradiant and filter out these differences :-/
You would think they wouldn't change something as important as this. Maybe the key bindings menu will help.
Linux has no "windows inside windows" feature as far as I know - it has draggable borders between the viewports - that sounds terribly like Windows 3.11. Workgroups, right?
#9584 posted by Spirit on 2010/03/21 18:06:58
Ctrl-Tab works. Sometimes it is not doing it right but that seems to be a focus issue. Going to 3D view and back fixes it for me.
Anti-fud
#9585 posted by Spirit on 2010/03/21 18:17:50
And you can use floating windows just fine if you want. Your window manager controls them! Yes, you get one item in the taskbar per window, just like GIMP did it. With workspaces that is very very handy.
http://www.quaketastic.com/upload/files/screen_shots/netradiant-linux.jpg
Drew - Worldcraft Texutre Loading Problem:
#9586 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/03/21 19:14:31
I think you might have loaded the .map file instead of the .rmf file.
RMF format includes valve 220 texture protocol (supported by TxQbsp), but the .map format wont allow you to load the information back into your editor.
So basically you have to always save your .rmf file, then save your .map file then do a compile. Then when you go back to re-edit the map you need to laod the .rmf file.
If you accidentally loaded a .map file, then did a compile from there without noticing that the textures were mis-aligned then it will have overwritten the .rmf file with the .map file's texture info and you will have lost it.
I would set .map file to default to a text editors format, so they all have a text editor icon.
Quake1 .def
#9587 posted by grahf on 2010/03/21 19:29:22
there's one bundled with sleepwalkr's mapcon
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/industri/mapcon_java.zip
this one has some tenebrae stuff in it apparently?
http://industri.sourceforge.net/txt/quake.def
It's just a text file. Negke, open it up and find info_notnull, and paste the brush info_notnull entity into there, without deleting the point info_notnull. Put a note inside the /* comment */ to remind yourself which is which, as there will be two entries in the entity list. Like this:
/*QUAKED info_notnull (0 0.5 0) ?
Invisible entity. Used for clever hacks.
*/
Ahaha Yeah You're Right!
#9588 posted by Drew on 2010/03/21 19:35:20
what a weiner! I just patched it up anyways, I think there were like 8 textures that needed alignment in the whole map.
thanks ricky, you're awesome!
Spirit
#9589 posted by gb on 2010/03/21 19:52:51
Interesting, I don't think I can do that though. I don't even have a taskbar, I use openbox :)
Not FUD, anyway. I'm not sure if you're aware that FUD has a super-negative meaning; I don't think my post deserved that.
NP :D
#9590 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/03/21 20:00:55
I have made the same mistake more times than I care to mention :S
Grahf
#9591 posted by negke on 2010/03/22 09:38:33
Thanks. Doesn't seem to work in 1.5, though. It only recognizes one entry per name.
I guess I'll have to go with Preach's suggestion for now (into_notnull_brush->find/replace). Because as it turned out, deleting the entry altogether works for info_notnull, but makes the program treat triggers like point ents.
Backpack?
#9592 posted by Drew on 2010/03/27 22:24:47
Hey,
How do you make an ammo backpack in quake/quoth, and how do you set what goes in it...
can you put health in there?
Also
What is a good sound for a large, slowly spinning cog in quoth? I tried the one that goes with dias.wav, but it's not the best.
it's a big cog.
kind of like that one in sm156_necros...
Hlwad
#9593 posted by Dave on 2010/03/28 00:58:36
I can't seem to convert wads to hlwad, I get this message...
Error creating HLWAD: c:\program files\worldcraft\textures\decon.hlwad ... details ...No log exists.
Error creating HLWAD: c:\program files\worldcraft\textures\zerst�rer.hlwad ... details ...No log exists.
I'm on win7 is that makes a difference.
Also is there a way to brighten the 3d view in Wc3.3
Thank you.
Player Backpack And Ghost Medkit
#9594 posted by negke on 2010/03/28 11:50:01
"classname" "info_notnull"
"think" "PlaceItem"
"nextthink" ".3"
"touch" "BackpackTouch"
"model" "progs/backpack.mdl"
"modelindex" "##" // look it up on the edicts list
"ammo_shells" "##"
"ammo_nails" "##"
"ammo_rockets" "##"
"ammo_cells" "##" // if 0, just leave the field out
"items" "##" // values from defs.qc, e.g. 32=RL
"netname" "abc" // for the 'You got the abc' message if weapons are given
For this to work properly in DP, you may need to add "maxs" "16 16 56".
Obviously, you can't give the player health through a backpack. But you can put an invisible medkit in the same spot so it gets picked up automatically.
"classname" "info_notnull"
"think" "PlaceItem"
"nextthink" ".3"
"touch" "health_touch"
"healtype" "#" // 0 or 1 for <100, 2 for <250 (MH)
"healamount" "###"
"model" "maps/b_bh25.bsp" // if precached - or use backpack/player.mdl instead for the bbox
Leaving the modelindex field out will make the item invisible, yet still functional.
Again, "maxs" "32 32 56" for DP and, if you want it not to play the health pickup sound, "noise" "misc/null.wav".
Quoth Compatibility
#9595 posted by negke on 2010/03/28 12:07:29
Keep in mind though that Quoth 2 handles some of the models differently, which results in different modelindex values. So unless you add a Quoth detection system, a backpack that shows properly in id1 will use a different model in Quoth 2 (and vice versa, even though this isn't really a problem).
Also, the second "maxs" field in the post above should read "16 16 56" of course.
Maxs
#9596 posted by negke on 2010/03/28 12:10:10
Gah. Actually "32 32 56" is correct.
Hrm
#9597 posted by rj on 2010/03/28 13:14:44
what goes wrong in DP without maxs being set?
used backpacks for ammo in the speedmap i did earlier this week but didn't know about that
#9598 posted by negke on 2010/03/28 13:51:21
I encountered an issue in my coag map where you couldn't pick up the item in DP if it didn't have the maxs field. However, I actually can't remember if it was a backpack or another item. I just tried another map that has a backpack without said field and it worked in DP. So I'm not sure if it was just something related to the DP build I used back then or a mistake on my part. Sorry for the confusion.
Negke
#9599 posted by JPL on 2010/03/28 13:57:15
Awesome trick !!!
Lol
#9600 posted by madfox on 2010/03/28 23:49:04
I tried to give the sewrpent a squaddamage backpack. Think I didn't knew it was a serpent.
http://members.home.nl/gimli/quaddama.jpg
Then
#9601 posted by madfox on 2010/03/28 23:54:47
I copied the void()BackPackTouch and DropBackPack function as new in ITEMS.QC
as I couldn't see a skeleton dropping one.
Its own weapon makes more sense.
http://members.home.nl/gimli/backpak.jpg
Cool Stuff
#9602 posted by ijed on 2010/03/29 01:30:08
#9603 posted by necros on 2010/03/29 08:51:23
would anyone be interested in like a gui that takes the place of a batch file?
i making one for myself, but if people want it, i'll make it pretty looking and bug test it.
^^^
#9604 posted by necros on 2010/03/29 21:51:00
mm, i guess that's what i get for posting so late at night...
what i meant was a gui that compiles q1 maps. i would allow you to easily toggle stuff like -fast and such and move your files around and such.
I'd Be Interested
#9605 posted by rj on 2010/03/29 21:52:19
#9606 posted by necros on 2010/03/29 21:56:52
cool, maybe in like a couple of days. fyi, it's just visual basic, cause i don't actually know how to program. ^_^;
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