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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55561]

Thu, 20 November 2003 19:05

Jaspah
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I've made my first map, it has all buildings with interiors. I export as a renegade terrain file. When I load up leveledit and load the terrain it says "Failed to split Node", or something like that.

All the files I make now have this problem.

Could you explain what I'm doing wrong?
Or should I reinstall leveledit? Confused

EDIT: This works fine in .w3d viewer!

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55575]

Thu, 20 November 2003 22:49

Deafwasp
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Colonel

Try opening the buildings file (the file with all the renegade buildings in renx) and importing your map (minus the base buildings) into that and arranging your buildings, then >save as "mapname", then proceed to leveledit.

Should work, if it don't - oh well, if it does great. If someone else gives a easier answer, Great for you.

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55617]

Fri, 21 November 2003 11:14

General Havoc
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Unless you are experiencing an actual problem it is nothing to worry about. It occurs in westwood maps when you load them up and doesn't seem to be a problem.

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55622]

Fri, 21 November 2003 12:44

Jaspah
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General Havoc

Unless you are experiencing an actual problem it is nothing to worry about. It occurs in westwood maps when you load them up and doesn't seem to be a problem.

It is. When I try to load it, nothing pops up. Crying or Very Sad

EDIT: Now when I open gmax I can't make anything go up, this gay mouse now comes up. I don't have the original one with the 3D arrow heads for each dimension.

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55637]

Fri, 21 November 2003 14:51

Jaspah
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*bump*

C'mon. You were all modding newbies at one point! Sad

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55638]

Fri, 21 November 2003 14:52

General Havoc
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Press "X" to solve the Gmax prob

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55650]

Fri, 21 November 2003 16:40

Jaspah
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Well, heres a more detailed discription, I first opened up the "buildings-setup" then deleted the stuff under it. ( Ex. The purple and pink thing. )

Would that be a problem?

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Problems with Node splitting? [message #55781]

Sun, 23 November 2003 13:05

Jaspah
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*bump*

Please help!! Crying or Very Sad

I think it's leveledit, though. This happens with all .w3d files I open. Confused

EDIT: If someone could save my file as a .lsd or whatever, I'd be greatful!

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