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BSP and Light are the quick tools where VIS can take a "while" to complete. I am kinda interested how the VIS speed differs on different machines, so I prepared some stuff:
http://www.quaddicted.com/stuff/bench_koohoo.bsp http://www.quaddicted.com/stuff/bench_koohoo.prt Put these two into the same directory and run vis bench_koohoo. Then post the time it took here, including your machine's specs (CPU and RAM would be the interesting bits I guess). If you are not using aguirRe's latest Vis ( http://user.tninet.se/~xir870k/ ) please also mention that (and make sure to use level 4). It should take about 20-30 minutes, probably much less. Try not to do anything else during that time on your PC. Just browsing around on the internet added 10% to my vis time. Thanks to Vondur for his steamy swampy map. My results: Pentium-M 1.2GHz, 2GB Ram (400MHz I think), Debian Lenny. Through Wine: 18:32 gb's port: 18:02 Pentium III-M(?) 1GHz, 256MB Ram, Windows XP Vis: 25:49 Don't forget to use the original vis tool does with this....
Ill post some results in a while... OK - heres my effort - XP32 C2D 6750 @ 2.66 GHz (2 cores in processor, but I guess it only used one...?)
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\Documents and Settings\Rick>cd c:\quake\id1\maps C:\Quake\Id1\maps>vis bench_koohoo ---- Vis 2.31 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup File: bench_koohoo.bsp 3381 portalleafs 9565 numportals testlevel = 4 Base: 0.0%, Elapsed: 0:00 Base: 100.0%, Elapsed: 0:05 Full: 0.0%, Elapsed: 0:00 Full: 30.4%, Elapsed: 0:10 Full: 35.7%, Elapsed: 0:20, Left: 2:04, Total: 2:24, 13% Full: 38.1%, Elapsed: 0:30, Left: 2:41, Total: 3:11, 15% Full: 41.4%, Elapsed: 0:40, Left: 3:23, Total: 4:03, 16% Full: 43.5%, Elapsed: 0:50, Left: 3:36, Total: 4:26, 18% Full: 45.2%, Elapsed: 1:00, Left: 3:54, Total: 4:54, 20% Full: 47.0%, Elapsed: 1:10, Left: 4:48, Total: 5:58, 19% Full: 48.7%, Elapsed: 1:20, Left: 4:59, Total: 6:19, 21% Full: 50.8%, Elapsed: 1:30, Left: 4:21, Total: 5:51, 25% Full: 52.9%, Elapsed: 1:40, Left: 3:56, Total: 5:36, 29% Full: 53.9%, Elapsed: 1:51, Left: 4:39, Total: 6:30, 28% Full: 55.1%, Elapsed: 2:01, Left: 5:28, Total: 7:29, 27% Full: 56.5%, Elapsed: 2:11, Left: 6:21, Total: 8:32, 25% Full: 58.1%, Elapsed: 2:21, Left: 4:56, Total: 7:17, 32% Full: 59.1%, Elapsed: 2:32, Left: 5:22, Total: 7:54, 32% Full: 60.2%, Elapsed: 2:42, Left: 5:36, Total: 8:18, 32% Full: 61.2%, Elapsed: 2:56, Left: 7:15, Total: 10:11, 28% Full: 62.6%, Elapsed: 3:06, Left: 5:49, Total: 8:55, 34% Full: 63.8%, Elapsed: 3:16, Left: 5:30, Total: 8:46, 37% Full: 64.8%, Elapsed: 3:26, Left: 4:49, Total: 8:15, 41% Full: 66.4%, Elapsed: 3:36, Left: 4:24, Total: 8:00, 45% Full: 67.4%, Elapsed: 3:46, Left: 4:36, Total: 8:22, 44% Full: 68.4%, Elapsed: 3:57, Left: 4:37, Total: 8:34, 46% Full: 69.7%, Elapsed: 4:07, Left: 4:50, Total: 8:57, 45% Full: 71.2%, Elapsed: 4:17, Left: 3:55, Total: 8:12, 52% Full: 72.2%, Elapsed: 4:27, Left: 3:41, Total: 8:08, 54% Full: 73.7%, Elapsed: 4:37, Left: 3:17, Total: 7:54, 58% Full: 75.0%, Elapsed: 4:47, Left: 3:21, Total: 8:08, 58% Full: 76.5%, Elapsed: 4:57, Left: 2:43, Total: 7:40, 64% Full: 77.7%, Elapsed: 5:07, Left: 2:47, Total: 7:54, 64% Full: 79.3%, Elapsed: 5:18, Left: 2:23, Total: 7:41, 68% Full: 80.7%, Elapsed: 5:28, Left: 2:18, Total: 7:46, 70% Full: 83.0%, Elapsed: 5:38, Left: 1:37, Total: 7:15, 77% Full: 84.7%, Elapsed: 5:48, Left: 1:25, Total: 7:13, 80% Full: 86.0%, Elapsed: 5:58, Left: 1:18, Total: 7:16, 82% Full: 87.1%, Elapsed: 6:08, Left: 1:32, Total: 7:40, 79% Full: 89.3%, Elapsed: 6:18, Left: 1:09, Total: 7:27, 84% Full: 91.2%, Elapsed: 6:28, Left: 0:51, Total: 7:19, 88% Full: 93.1%, Elapsed: 6:38, Left: 0:34, Total: 7:12, 92% Full: 94.5%, Elapsed: 6:48, Left: 0:31, Total: 7:19, 92% Full: 95.6%, Elapsed: 6:58, Left: 0:29, Total: 7:27, 93% Full: 96.9%, Elapsed: 7:08, Left: 0:25, Total: 7:33, 94% Full: 97.9%, Elapsed: 7:18, Left: 0:18, Total: 7:36, 96% Full: 99.5%, Elapsed: 7:28, Left: 0:03, Total: 7:31, 99% Full: 100.0%, Elapsed: 7:31, Left: 0:00, Total: 7:31, 100% average leafs visible: 163 max leafs visible: 424 near (2496 1024 128) c_chains: 41037083 visdatasize: 146 kb compressed from 1396 kb Elapsed time : 7:38 C:\Quake\Id1\maps> Since this game is fun to play and looks like it will be a lot of fun to map for, I was thinking of getting started sometime soon. Does anyone have any info about how to map for it? Since it just came out there doesn't seem to be a lot of info right now. Has anyone got the SDK to work with L4D assets yet? Anyone else thinking of making a map?
Spirit
Xp SP2 P4 2.8 512 RAM ---- Vis 2.30 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup File: bench_koohoo.bsp 3381 portalleafs 9565 numportals testlevel = 4 average leafs visible: 163 max leafs visible: 424 near (2496 1024 128) c_chains: 41037083 visdatasize: 146 kb compressed from 1396 kb Elapsed time : 14:02 State time : 0:01 I was so annoyed by searching "that file" so often that I just created http://www.quaddicted.com/tools/
Suggestions and links to more tools are very welcome. (And now I just realised I should make the wads integrated like that too.) ---- Vis 2.30 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup
File: 3381 portalleafs 9565 numportals testlevel = 4 average leafs visible: 163 max leafs visible: 424 near (2496 1024 128) c_chains: 41037083 visdatasize: 146 kb compressed from 1396 kb Elapsed time : 11:07 State time : 0:01 P4 3.4 Ghz - WinXp - 1024 RAM ---- Vis 2.31 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup
File: bench_koohoo.bsp 3381 portalleafs 9565 numportals testlevel = 4 average leafs visible: 163 max leafs visible: 424 near (2496 1024 128) c_chains: 41037083 visdatasize: 146 kb compressed from 1396 kb Elapsed time : 13:29 State time : 0:01 Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz HT, 2.5 Gigs of RAM, Windows Vista Home Premium. Hey, I've pretty much never used trains. Or at least, very little, and not for a long time. I want to have a train start at a point, then, when triggered by a trigger_multiple, go on a path, and then return to its original point until triggered once more. How should I set that up? I'm sure it's simple enough but it doesn't seem to work as planned.
---- Vis 2.31 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup
File: bench_koohoo.bsp 3381 portalleafs 9565 numportals testlevel = 4 average leafs visible: 163 max leafs visible: 424 near (2496 1024 128) c_chains: 41037083 visdatasize: 146 kb compressed from 1396 kb Elapsed time : 14:57 State time : 0:01 P4 2.4, 768mb ram, xp sp2 Cheers!
Can't find or download GenSurf and WinPack. Do you have working links? GenSurf is hosted at stupid atomicgamer and the links are dead. I will send you the files through email: both do not need installers ;)
If I remeber well, WinPack allow to dive into Packs, but not to create them (not like PakExplorer...).. and GenSurf is weird to use.. I never used it for my maps, just for tests, and I personnaly prefer Nemesis' tool... Such a setup is not actually possible in standard quake, at least not allowing the sequence to be retriggered an indefinite number of times. You would have to use a custom mod like hipnotic or custents or quoth to do so.
On a related note, I've got a question about func_rotate_train from the hipnotic source code....yeah, that monster.
Normally to make a func_rotate_train rotate to a specific angle on arrival at a point, you would set the second spawnflag on the destination path_rotate, and then set "angles" on that entity to the desired angle. However, suppose you want the func_rotate_train to "rotate in place", that is reach a path_rotate, then rotate without also moving anywhere, before moving to another waypoint once the rotation completes. You hit a problem: to do this you have to put the second waypoint(the one containing the rotation instruction) in the same location as first one. The result of this (which I can understand after reading the code) is that the train doesn't stay still to complete the rotation, it in fact completes the rotation as it travels to the third waypoint. So my question: is there another way of setting up the path_rotates to facilitate this kind of motion(func_train_rotating a fixed arc at a waypoint without moving otherwise)? Or is it an oversight in the code which deserves fixing? A few "Preach, I have no bleeding idea" replies would assure me it's the latter. Alternatively, convince me that even if there is another way of doing it, the fact that the setup I describe does not work is a bug to be fixed. ---- Vis 2.31 ---- Modified by Bengt Jardrup
File: bench_koohoo.bsp 3381 portalleafs 9565 numportals testlevel = 4 average leafs visible: 163 max leafs visible: 424 near (2496 1024 128) c_chains: 41037083 visdatasize: 146 kb compressed from 1396 kb Elapsed time : 7:29 AMD X2 6000+ 2BG ram @667Mhz 5-5-5-21 cr2 XD ) Vista32 So whos got the longest penis I've been working with the path_rotate from custents and experienced the same odd behaviour.
I have a "doombird" which is linked to a rotate_object. Then there are 24 cubes that act as func_movewall ( one doesn't work as it needs corners to know how to turn.) An info_rotate to trigger and a func_rotate_train to inform. All goes well, but as a mentioned earlier, there's always one point that the finc_rotate will counter act anti clockwise. I asked what it could be and then it worked with the 375 degrees function. But I couldn't override that nasty counterpart. So I didn't ask further for the donkey I am. I had a startpoint on the same place as the endpoint. func_rotate acts with and without angle. With angle it turns the func_rotate and without it leads to the next angle. Still by putting in a func_rotate between the end and the start without angle (or with) couldn�t make the func_rotate correct its position. I have much ideas but I can't put humpty dumpty back again. Maybe I should use the hipnotic one.
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