Re: Sky Issue
Posted by Spartan on
Sat Oct 2nd 2004 at 2:43am
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I am working on an NS map and the sky I am using is the altair sky. I went into the map properties and typed in cl_altair for the skyname. Then I did a quick compile but the sky is the half life desert sky. I tried another compile but I still get the Half Life desert sky. What's wrong?
Re: Sky Issue
Posted by fraggard on
Sat Oct 2nd 2004 at 2:50am
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There should be no "cl_" in front of the name.
Go to your NS/gfx/env directory. Look for the sky you want. You'll see files like skynamelt, skynamert, skynamebk etc. Just put in "skyname" as the name of the sky.
If the files are skyname_lt, skyname_rt, etc, put in "skyname_" in the sky field.
Re: Sky Issue
Posted by Spartan on
Sat Oct 2nd 2004 at 3:11am
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Yep it turns out that you can't have the cl_ in front of the name of the sky. All you need is the skies name. Thanks.
Re: Sky Issue
Posted by Orpheus on
Sat Oct 2nd 2004 at 5:14am
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puts on saintly prude hat and prepares to sound like an ass
surely this question has been asked before, you sure you researched/ searched before you posted?
no offense to master fraggard, but people, we should not encourage these new members to short sheet our hard efforts.. if you guys see a question that you feel might or may have already been answered, ignore it.. don't answer just for the sake of a few snark points.. if we ignore them long enough, they'll get the message.
i am not saying we should flog each new member who bypasses the search option either, but...
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Re: Sky Issue
Posted by Tracer Bullet on
Sat Oct 2nd 2004 at 5:46am
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I doubt this has ever been discussed specifically. But certainly, a little experimentation along with what has been said could easily solve most of the more simplistic problems. The scientific method is sadly overlooked by most of the world. :sad:
Re: Sky Issue
Posted by Orpheus on
Sat Oct 2nd 2004 at 5:53am
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as i said, i don't wanna flog anyone, i just think, there is a bit of satisfaction in self help.. shrugs
Re: Sky Issue
Posted by Cassius on
Sun Oct 3rd 2004 at 4:30am
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I don't think it's at all wrong to advise a little trial and error before posting in the Editing forum (Not to say that you didn't try this, Spartan, but as a general rule).