D:\DiskSpaceRemaining 

D:\AntiFiles 

it's like when a website url contains /site/ 

Thanks man. It was a space. Didn't know the tool wouldn't except that.

@lunaran, yeah man I know. It was either this or misc :) 

SvJ, cool!

Lunaran: I'm wondering how deep you're rolling here, since my own website has URLs that contain "site". :-) In my case it's an artifact of using "GitHub pages" hosting and a site that is generated from templates, so that I have both site_src and site (output) trees in the repo. So, ha! 

Glad you got it figured out!

I should have just placed all paths within quotations. :(

Actually, I should redo that thing in a real programming language. >_> 

You shoud redo the Quake Injector in a real programming language! 

Aye, rewrite it in QC. 

In Binary. 

What's it written in now?

cuz if it's in python we gonna fight 

java java bo bava 

yes rewrite it 

 

i now have problems compiling a map to make the aas through the bsp option in gtkradiant and i cant add bots to my maps help anyone? 

And to put but's in you just need the mod, then you can put bots into any map with DM starts. You don't add the 'bots' like you would add the enemies from the singleplayer game... 

He's asking about Quake3, not Quake 1.

bennett: you need to use bspc, the .exe for it is included in the directory where you installed Radiant. Last I knew GTKR doesn't have a nice front end for this tool so you'll need to use the command prompt in Windows (or whatever else is equivalent in Mac/Linux). It's reasonably simple though, you just want to do:

bspc -bsp2aas c:\quake3\baseq3\maps\mymap?.bsp

(or whatever directory your quake3 and the .bsp are in)

The full manual and instructions for bspc are here 

thank you for the quick response! ill give it shot thank you again Scampie! 

it says its not a recognizable program or action, how do i open the command prompt from the bspc or in the folder? 

ok, so the command prompt

In Windows, it's in Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. Or you can do Start -> Run -> type in 'cmd'

In the command prompt, you want to change directory to the directory where bspc is, so for example if gtkradiant is in c:\gtkradiant\

cd \gtkradiant

then type what I said in the above answer.

bspc -bsp2aas c:\quake3\baseq3\maps\mymap?.bsp

this runs the program, and lets you also start it with command line options (like '-bsp2aas')

If you need more help with using the Command Prompt, go here 

i tried that and i got system path cannot be specified and filename, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect. ive been learning ths program for 4 nights straight and has ate my time up thats why i need help, thank you for your continued help kind sir 

also quake and gtkradiant are saved on a flash drive under E:\ 

In CMD it's always assumed that you are starting in C\. So first type in CD E, then do what scampie said. 

it's e:

you type e: 

If it's Windows 7 you can just navigate to the folder in Explorer and shift+right click in an empty spot (not on a file) in the right side pane. One of the options on shift+right click is "Open command window here". 

Bah. I haven't used it in over a decade. I was thinking of MSDOS when it was a "\" instead of the newer sytax (XP and beyond) when it changed to a ":".