I should have said texture instead of colour. Its to spereate the cliff wall from the cliff floors, adds contrast to the cliff and helps players navigate the cliff easier.
Quoting aaron_da_killa
Lots of misaliigned textures.[/quote]
I fixed all of them, but then i've set the scale of the mountain texture a little bit lower in the hope to fix the lag bug. After that i forgot to check if i should align the textures again.
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Actually reducing the scale of a texture increases performance. At the point where the texture tiles, the brush the texture is on is cut creating more polygons which have to be processed, this is just the way BSP geometry works.
Quoting Niborius
Quoting aaron_da_killa
Misaligned ladder texture (side).[/quote]
How can i best fix that?
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Align the one that I said was almost aligned, then make all your ladders like that.
Quoting Niborius
Quoting aaron_da_killa
Misaligned wood texture (side).[/quote]
I have NO idea how to fix that. i've come across the same thing multiply times.
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You need to rotate the texture and modify the scale if you have to, both of these operations are done with the texture painting tool.
Quoting Niborius
Quoting aaron_da_killa
Then prevent that surface from being cut and thus causing the glitch, when two world brushes (a brush that isn't tied to an entity) touch or overlap, they cut into each other creating more polygons and can sometimes cause lighting glitches like this.
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Bad stairway, would it really look like that in reality?The map isn't based on reality. And btw, some fantasy stuff is ok to me...
Well it certainly looks realistic to me, you are using "realistic" textures and whatnot and have created an environment that is likely to be possible or one exists similarly in real life. All I'm saying is that the stairway doesn't look good in that its very big and bulky, it has a metal texture all round and the way that it extends to the floor throughout like that from top to bottom. I'd like to show you what I think you should have done but the image is on my imageshack account and pictures from that go missing all the time
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Increase the scale of the sprite and move it a bit closer to the light next time.When i made it bigger and closer to the light, half of the sprite could not be seen. But at least i put sprites in it.
Believe me, this has been done many times before by myself and many other people. You just have to keep tweaking it a little but anyway, if you couldn't get it working right than you shouldn't have put it in at all
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Haha, apperciate the effort but a dumpster like object like this wouldn't open like that, not to mention the lid is floating. It should have a hindge, use func_door_rotating next time.Right. Offcourse i did already tried that. But that's too complex to me. I put a origin texture on the side that the container should open like and tied it to func_door_rotating. But ingame, when i touched the container, the "door" or we it's called, was floating around my whole map. Also, it was the same in the previous version...
Here. Basically what you have to do is have your door and a small bush covered in the origin texture which acts as the hinge, then you just need to set the correct settings. You tie both the door and the origin brush to func_door_rotating.
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[quote=aaron_da_killa]maybe you put the ambient sound in, maybe you realized that it didn't play everywhere, maybe you didn't realize it, whether or not you noticed it and decided not to fix it or didn't notice it at all, you still didn't spend enough time making sure it worked, making sure it was perfect, spending time and tweaking those things and really putting some thought and effort into the map. Just "good enough" sucks, you can't do "good enough", you have to really do "good" or better, that's what you should be aiming for. The same applies for the sound you chose and this is just an example/hypothetical. Let's say you where looking through the ambient sounds and you came across one that you thought "yeah, that could fit", you didn't bother to keep looking, you just chose the first one that fit in the map, that's not good enough. You have to keep looking, there might be a better one!
Ok sorry but you're completely wrong. I checked almost every sound in the ambience folder, and i throught these would fit the best in the map. And i think i was right. I mean, when you stand on a high buildingmountain in real life, you hear wind too.