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----- END hlvis -----There was a problem compiling the map.
Check the file c:\programas\valve hammer editor\maps\rp_ppg_a2.log for the cause.
----- END hlrad -----There was a problem compiling the map.
Check the file c:\programas\valve hammer editor\maps\rp_ppg_a2.log for the cause.
There was a problem compiling the map.
Check the file c:programasvalve hammer editormapsrp_ppg_a2.log for the cause.
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Orpheus said:There are no holes in the map and there are lights everywhere.
OK here is my take. Few things will prevent a map from compiling are:
You have a hole.
You need lights
In this case I think you are tryin to use textures that either don't exist or are being used incorrectly.
What you might try is to Wadinclude instead of Nowaddtextures. Its much better IMO.
Try using This tutorial.
I am honestly thinkin its your path to the textures or improper use of said texture.
aaron_da_killa said:Yes, it is in the same folder and using "-wadconfig sanmarino" doesn't work.
Your problem is related to textures.
Do you have the wad.cfg file in the same folder as your compile tools (hlscg.exe, hlbsp.exe etc etc)?
sanmarino
{
\programas\valve\hlserver\cstrike\sanmarino.wad
\programas\valve\hlserver\valve\halflife.wad
}Orpheus said:I deleted sanmarino.wad from the compiling process and obviously there were lots of warnings due to unexistant textures (but I think warnings don't block the compiling process, correct me if I'm wrong) and the map didn't compile either.
OK then I guess that rules out "wrong tools"
I still think its the textures and I am leaning toward his path. Although, Grimlock used the wrong textures once in our last map and we had issues till we discovered he did it. If I recall he used a weapon texture on a wall. Of course its been so long I could be talking out my ass. But we did have some troubles with wrong texture application.
shrugs
I really don't know for sure.
mabaclu said:could you post the compile log you got when you did this? Are you compiling the map on a different drive that the mod/game is on?
I deleted sanmarino.wad from the compiling process and obviously there were lots of warnings due to unexistant textures (but I think warnings don't block the compiling process, correct me if I'm wrong) and the map didn't compile either.
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Orpheus said:LOL
I hate to be a stick in the mud here but notice anything similar? Deja_vu_2 and "rp_ppg_a3"
My map compiled fine. I wonder if its something as basic as the game thinks he's saying RPG? and its confused.
I dunno but this thread needs to be remembered cause its a first for me and no one would argue I have seen a few maps in my time. I'll definitely want to remember this.
Orpheus said:No!
Ok, here's old school:
Lets work under the premise that its the name. Build a room, something that will compile in about 6 seconds using the suspect name but only using the HL.wad. Does it compile?
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aaron_da_killa said:Interesting, it works...
mabaclu are you able to try the name rp_qpg_a4 out of curiosity?
Riven said:I was changing the numeration in the map name in each compile but when I deleted all the maps in my /maps folder it compiled well. I'm completely crazy now as I have no idea why it is compiling atm. The maps I deleted had diferent numbers...
Also too, as I think was pointed out earlier... -There could have been a corrupted file or line written when the map was named that. Not deleting it before recompiling under the same name again would produce the error possibly. In other words, the naming convention is not itself the issue, but an incomplete file or part of a file under the same name won't re-write otherwise.
Maybe a clean-out of old compiles and/or other files referencing the old nonworking name could restore itself once re-compiling afterwards.
Not that I feel this is much of a concern now, since the error for all intents and purposes is fixed, but my enthusiasm to help investigate this issue seems to curtail my restraint from participating, as the GoldSource engine is not my field of experience but likewise, there are more similarities I find each time I follow a new Half-Life editing question. I certainly appreciate your willingness to investigate independently in part for us too!