HLCC- view compile log
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Makes it a little easier to view the compile log for winxp users.
by xconspirisist (view all articles)

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1) Open HLCC
2) Select your map.
3) Enable ' Generate Batch File '
4) Configure your compile options
5) Compile
6) Click on the 'bat' tab.
7) You should get something like this:
8) After that, add:
9) So it reads something like:
10) On the mini toolbar, click 'Save BAT File'. Mouseover the icons for a description of what they do.
11) save you're file somewhere. I called mine 'compile.bat'. It is very important that you call it something, and then append '.bat' to the end. If you dont, the file will have no file type, and your map will not compile.
12) Go back to the 'files' tab.
13) Untick 'Generate BAT file', or you're modified bat file will be over written.
14) Hit the blue compile button, really hard, with your head.
15) Wait until you're map compiles.
16) The compile window should now, not close. You can scroll up, and see you're compile log. The window will only close when you click the cross button, or when you 'Press any key to continue'.
Hope this helps.
2) Select your map.
3) Enable ' Generate Batch File '
4) Configure your compile options
5) Compile
6) Click on the 'bat' tab.
7) You should get something like this:
? quote: |
hlcsg.exe -estimate "D:xc_bank"
hlbsp.exe -estimate "D:xc_bank" hlvis.exe -fast -estimate "D:xc_bank" hlrad.exe -extra -estimate "D:xc_bank" COPY "D:xc_bank.bsp" "D:SteamSteamAppsxconspirisist@msn.comcounter-strikecstrikemaps" COPY "D:xc_bank.pts" "D:SteamSteamAppsxconspirisist@msn.comcounter-strikecstrikemaps" |
8) After that, add:
? quote: |
pause |
9) So it reads something like:
? quote: |
hlcsg.exe -estimate "D:xc_bank"
hlbsp.exe -estimate "D:xc_bank" hlvis.exe -fast -estimate "D:xc_bank" hlrad.exe -extra -estimate "D:xc_bank" COPY "D:xc_bank.bsp" "D:SteamSteamAppsxconspirisist@msn.comcounter-strikecstrikemaps" COPY "D:xc_bank.pts" "D:SteamSteamAppsxconspirisist@msn.comcounter-strikecstrikemaps" pause |
10) On the mini toolbar, click 'Save BAT File'. Mouseover the icons for a description of what they do.
11) save you're file somewhere. I called mine 'compile.bat'. It is very important that you call it something, and then append '.bat' to the end. If you dont, the file will have no file type, and your map will not compile.
12) Go back to the 'files' tab.
13) Untick 'Generate BAT file', or you're modified bat file will be over written.
14) Hit the blue compile button, really hard, with your head.
15) Wait until you're map compiles.
16) The compile window should now, not close. You can scroll up, and see you're compile log. The window will only close when you click the cross button, or when you 'Press any key to continue'.
Hope this helps.