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[SubDrag]

You need more rooms or shrink level, your coords are too large.

[quaternio]

SubDrag wrote:

You need more rooms or shrink level, your coords are too large.

I already made more rooms, but this message still pops up, anyway.


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[SubDrag]

Check your coords, each room can't have coords (from center of room) bigger than 0x27000 or something like that, whatever error said.

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SubDrag wrote:

Check your coords, each room can't have coords (from center of room) bigger than 0x27000 or something like that, whatever error said.

I looked in the .obj file to check the coordinates, but there are no coordinates that exceed the limits the error box has said.


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[quaternio]

I think I know what is the problem!

I didn't resize the 64x64 images!
But I don't know how to do this right.
Do I have to resize them to 32x64 or to 32x32?

And what should I do after that? Do I have to correct my .obj or .mtl file then?


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[SubDrag]

Sorry it's u,v coords, so where your images are placed. If you center them on tri, it'll be fixed. It's not the biggest deal, just looks off.

64 x 64 textures won't work, need to be either 32 x 32, 32 x 6 4, or 64x32

[quaternio]

SubDrag wrote:

Sorry it's u,v coords, so where your images are placed. If you center them on tri, it'll be fixed. It's not the biggest deal, just looks off. 64 x 64 textures won't work, need to be either 32 x 32, 32 x 6 4, or 64x32

And how to center on tri? I don't know what you mean exactly.

And does it matter if I convert a 64x64 to 64x32 or 32x32? Will I get the same result when playing the level?


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[SubDrag]

You have to do it in your model editor, a u,v coord is just too high.

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SubDrag wrote:

You have to do it in your model editor, a u,v coord is just too high.

I tried to set the x shift and y shift variables in Hammer to zero, but it also doesn't work. When converting, the error message appears. I don't know what to do, but I think I made something wrong. Maybe I don't have to set the shift variables to zero? Is there another way to center it on tri?


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[SubDrag]

The easiest way to tell which tri it is is check your import and see which ones look wrong. In model editor, if you sort of recenter how it's textured i think it usually lowers u,vs. Most model editors give you u,v #s.

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SubDrag wrote:

The easiest way to tell which tri it is is check your import and see which ones look wrong. In model editor, if you sort of recenter how it's textured i think it usually lowers u,vs. Most model editors give you u,v #s.

I think I don't understand

There are rendering mistakes (?) so that e. g. my floor and the ceiling look compressed at some places. I don't know how to recenter. In Valve Hammer Editor it seems impossible. Also it doesn't seem I can look up u and v coordinates anywhere.


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After that long time I decided to take some photographs in Crafty.

Attention: These rooms are not all rooms, because there should be some things the player should discover him- or herself.

Here are the photographs:











That doesn't mean that I don't need help any more
I still need help importing, so that I can insert missions, briefing, etc.

I use DeleD now, too, but DeleD doesn't seem to accept 8 bit bitmaps. Is it possible to load .obj files with 8 bit bitmaps into DeleD?

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SubDrag wrote: The easiest way to tell which tri it is is check your import and see which ones look wrong. In model editor, if you sort of recenter how it's textured i think it usually lowers u,vs. Most model editors give you u,v #s. I think I don't understand There are rendering mistakes (?) so that e. g. my floor and the ceiling look compressed at some places. I don't know how to recenter. In Valve Hammer Editor it seems impossible. Also it doesn't seem I can look up u and v coordinates anywhere. quaternio

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Oops - I posted the text above unfortunately double.
Is there a possibility to delete this entry?

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