[Tutorial] Replacing Quest Maps

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Originally Posted by Aristrum

http://i51.tinypic.com/351vpsh.png

That's the Mansion_hall1.nav file, it's much larger than this in Blender but I scaled it down to be able to fit the whole thing on screen (zooming out clipped loads).

Other than the physical navigation mesh the file also specifies the 3 faces next to it (I'm guessing).

This isn't very useful, but if it were added into gzmap (ie: you get a nav file generated with your maps), it could be useful.

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Well its normal for maps to be extremly huge in blender compared to weapons :)

You impoerted nav file to blender? that is something new to me :D
As I tought its an invisible floor wich enables movements hehe
There would be enough even if blnder exported working nav file.
I dont think that it would be posible to make gtk compiling this but exporting blender would be enough. Intresting finding you made there o.o

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Originally Posted by pluke001

Well its normal for maps to be extremly huge in blender compared to weapons :)

You impoerted nav file to blender? that is something new to me :D
As I tought its an invisible floor wich enables movements hehe
There would be enough even if blnder exported working nav file.
I dont think that it would be posible to make gtk compiling this but exporting blender would be enough. Intresting finding you made there o.o

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Yeah, but it was so massive that the map was clipping on my screen :P.

Essentially, it pretty much is an invisible floor that enables navigation. Also, I coded a python script to import this into blender, and it should be possible by just updating gzmap (it's open source.)

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Originally Posted by Aristrum

Yeah, but it was so massive that the map was clipping on my screen :P.

Essentially, it pretty much is an invisible floor that enables navigation. Also, I coded a python script to import this into blender, and it should be possible by just updating gzmap (it's open source.)

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Try making a elu.ani exporter now Mark! :P:

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Originally Posted by Aristrum

Yeah, but it was so massive that the map was clipping on my screen :P.

Essentially, it pretty much is an invisible floor that enables navigation. Also, I coded a python script to import this into blender, and it should be possible by just updating gzmap (it's open source.)

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Well yeah gzmap is opensource and you can customize it as much as you want. But I am thinking that gtkradiant can make only brsuh walls and your navigation file in blender is made of faces wich gtk doesnt support for gunz. I might be wrong about posibilities tho :)

Well, I'm pretty sure you can select individual faces, and apply a shader to them in gtk. Then, I could modify gtk to build a .nav file of all faces with the shader.

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Originally Posted by Aristrum

Well, I'm pretty sure you can select individual faces, and apply a shader to them in gtk. Then, I could modify gtk to build a .nav file of all faces with the shader.

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Well yes that is true but I guess other faces of brush should be textured too with something to not let them affect actual map.

Well I dont know if your idea would work so I am just guessing.
And if you are saying that you can do that, then if you will be bored, you could give it a chance and try if your idea works :)

I myself am green at coding and know only basics so I could only help with testing purposes :)

Yeah, I might try it out either this weekend or shortly after, just finishing up college :P