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you should releasse such a update/fix with a new bspname. Nowil just rename the old version to
So i�ve decided to give fastvis a try, and it works now.
fastvis = roughly one portal, in other words the engine is drawing most of the level all of the time. Set r_drawtris 1 to have a look. thansk for this new version. i'm still getting homs every how and then, but they are on different locations and not so obstrusive as before.
That makes me sad..
Me and rebb were speculating about hardwre setups that maybe causing this. I never had any issues when running this on mac tbh. IDK. Don�t play it, or at least don�t complain anymore, just destroyed my smartphone out of pure ANGER . Arghh!! i didn't mean to upset you man.. map is fine right now. it's completely playable. it's not like a half of your field of view disappears. i can live with that :-)
- sample: http://img172.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=975008547_quoth20131120185319_00_122_347lo.jpg I take some of the blame and I will altogether disable floating point coordinates for plane points in TrenchBroom 2.0.
is to try and make the level piece by piece and make sure it's always "air tight". I made a massive mistake with q-deck by making the whole map first and trying to plug holes later.
Also use a couple of compilers, I used both tyranns qbsp and also treeq and made sure it compiled in both as often as I could. It's a ball ache but it will save you when come to do the full compile. I was able to get a full vis to work. I got rid of the floaty point stuff, patched some holes and compiled.
mfxsp18: "The Crucial Error"
Well, I played it three times(once for each release). Each time it took me about 45 minutes, and the last time I played on skill 1! It seems the third time is the charm, as it was waaaaaay better with it fixed. I just wanted to say Thanks again, enjoyed it immensely. - damage_ Original bugs aside, I really enjoyed it. As I have every MFX map so far :)
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