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#1 posted by
Trinca on 2006/10/10 02:14:10
hehe Spirit_ URL could help us :)
Oooh
#2 posted by
DaZ on 2006/10/10 02:24:22
-Added extrude face command. Creates new brush from selected face.
Sounds interresting, will check it out :)
Looks Freaking Awesome.
#3 posted by
than on 2006/10/10 03:13:44
Gotta check this editor out now that there is a new guy in charge who seems to really have his shit together. Wasn't that long ago that he released 0.94, and now he's back with a ton of new features.
extrude face. Looks cool.
3-point clipper. Awesome.
open gl 3d view. I am a WC SW user, so it's a big plus.
How is texture rotation and application? any merge brush features? (I miss that in WC as I used it a lot in Radiant)
Man, it's so awesome that this scene is still alive in just about every area after ten years.
If it wasn't my gfs birthday today, I'd probably try and do some mapping with BSP tonight. Don't think I will be kicking the WC habit for any of my current maps though.
Oh, And By The Way...
#5 posted by
than on 2006/10/10 03:16:09
Where does the source to e1m1 come from? Are there any other id map sources available?
Didn't Romero say he might release the map source after QExpo if possible (not really up to him, is it?)
Oops, Sorry About Forgetting The Link.
#7 posted by
Spirit on 2006/10/10 04:02:28
This editor really has some nice features. I should try it.
Than
#8 posted by Mike Woodham on 2006/10/10 05:33:25
Yes, it has brush merge.
Texture rotation can be done through Surface Window or (easiest) SHIFT/CTRL and mouse drag, which makes lining up odd angles a cinch.
SHIFT and drag moves the texture around without scaling
CTRL and drag scales the texture
You can copy textures to other brushes - ALT/b, or to other faces - ALT/f; etc, etc.
It's good, everyone should try it.
#9 posted by vb on 2006/10/10 06:23:23
Romero has been promising .map's for years :o
The Map
#10 posted by sort on 2006/10/10 10:18:16
It's Called "jrbase1.map" In The Old Releases.
#11 posted by
metlslime on 2006/10/10 12:16:14
Looks Interesting
#12 posted by
Ankh on 2006/10/10 12:28:48
I think I will try that out. I usually have lot of problems with creating complex brushes. Looks like it could be easier with this editor.
Romero
#13 posted by scar3crow on 2006/10/10 22:27:28
promised more than maps, whether that will be delivered is yet to be seen
he gave me a small sample, im still hoping it is on its way. ill nag him next time i see him online.
If Anyone Is Interested...
#14 posted by Mike Woodham on 2006/10/13 12:57:09
...BspEditor 95 is working fine under Vista RC2