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7-zip is giving me weird trouble too: http://i.imgur.com/YgXqBBX.png
No problems extracting here. Maybe retry the download? Perhaps something was corrupted.
Clipping things feels so much nicer now! Getting rid of slowdowns and hangs goes a long way to improving the feel of the application. I'll be sure to report anything else I run into. "Can not delete output file" - sounds like there is an existing install, try extracting into a fresh directory, or maybe re-download.
And thanks Sleep for keeping on improving it. Will DL and install later this evening.
Does Trenchbroom in it's current state support any way of applying RGB textures in say, a Quake 1 level? If not, will it ever have Quake 3 BSP support?
As for the second question, TB does not support any BSP format. It reads and writes map files. Assuming you meant to ask, "Will it ever have Quake 3 support?", then the answer is yes:
https://github.com/kduske/TrenchBroom/issues/583 But I can't say when. I'd like to do it for 2.1 though. Im talking about full color textures that aren't limited to Quake's 8 bit color pallete or whatever limitation Quake 2 has.
According to a post by MadGypsy in this thread: http://quakeone.com/forums/quake-talk/quake-central/12548-fte-lightmapping-quake-3-format-bsp.html, Quake 3 doesn't support paletted
Just installed Trenchboom to see if it would work. And indeed, it shows up well. Made the setup in my Quake directory and choosed the preference file.
In the texture editor I have a view for the monsters and items. My texture files are all blanked out, so I use the glass near the Groups and Used to look for my wad file. It won't show up. Is there a way to make them so, like a path to my wad file? I can open a map but my txtbrowser is blanked out.
First of all, Windows XP is no longer officially supported. Second of all, you should be using TB 2. Third of all, you can read the manual (Help menu) to find out how to load textures.
there was a contribution that added support for loading textures from loose files. I think it supported jpg and tga or something like that. It will not be included in TB 2.0 however.
Windows XP is no longer officially supported.
But you did fix this issue some time ago. My TB2 works fine in XP (build 2f3c498). Are you saying that the more recent builds won't work again? TrenchBroom-Win32-2.0.0-Interim-f7fe54e-RelWithDebInfo and TrenchBroom-Win32-2.0.0-Interim-0e1a90a-RelWithDebInfo.7z
both give a "MSVCP140.dll" was not found. TrenchBroom_Win32_1.1.6_381.zip works fine on Wi nXp, both S2 S3 Servicepacks and Visualbasic2010. Strange my items and monsters do appear while textures won't. Try the build I mentioned in post #2460, it works fine on my XP SP3. Go to the link provided in the first post, click Download, then Windows, and scroll down the page to find it: oddly, the page displays the 1.16 builds first. As for the missing dll, I bet it's because you need to install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 redistributable package (it's a requirement mentioned on the download page).
Welp. That was definitely a thing. I found the goody characters rather boring and undeveloped and impossible to give a shit about. Rather charmless. New baddy Krennic chap was good though. However I liked the film overall - a lot actually - because once it gets going, the action is balls-to-the-wall amazeballs and super-ultra-Star-Warsy. I guess that makes me part of the problem. :/
MINOR SPOILER BELOW THIS LINE!!!! ================================== A certain key human character from the OT is resurrected via CGI...it's pretty awesome that the character is there and has a surprisingly amount of screentime, but the fact that the CG is definitely not perfect just makes it really weird.
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