You can use any Quake 3 bsp file (I have made some with gtkradiant).
Make sure you use SVN version of soya. First you have to make sure all the texture needed by your bsp are aviable to soya. Although you have to specify a player start location when you create a level in gtkradiant, soya does not use it. Make sure to set a proper location manualy (look at line 295 in the bsp-game-skelt). If this location is outside the level you will just get a black screen with an error message "camera in invalid leaf". Finally remember that the BSPWorld is a work in progress (and it don't progress very fast since I don't have much time to work on it), some feature are not supported (and some will never be). No lightmaps and lightvolumes, no doors, no moovers and no animated textures. Areas works but have to be activated in your code. That's all. Souvarine. Paul Furber wrote: On Thu, 2007-11-15 at 19:25 +0100, Souvarine wrote:Hi.The bsp_demo.bsp file have been removed from the SVN because of a licence problem. To work on the BSPWorld I use some quake 3 levels but those are not free, neither are the texture used in them. I've made some tiny crappy levels myself. I will have to make a real level for the demo.I see - thanks. Can I just use one of my own bsp files to get the demo to run? I tried copying a test map into the data/worlds/ directory named bsp_demo and I still got the same error. Does the soya/__init__.py have to be changed as well? Paul. _______________________________________________ Soya-user mailing list Soya-user@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/soya-user |
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