Download here: TrenchBroom 2.0.0 Release Candidate 2 is out: https://github.com/kduske/TrenchBroom/releases/tag/v2.0.0-RC2

Changes
- #1655: Ensure that worldspawn colors are treated correctly in smart entity color editor.
- #1655: Show color editor for any entity property matching `*_color`, `*_colour`, or `*_color2`.
- #1655: Properly set selected colors in smart color editor. Switch smart editors in idle event as opposed to in reaction to row selections.
- #1659: Ensure that points on the boundary are not added to a polygon. (#1662)
- #1661: Make sure to reset fly keys when 3D view loses focus. (#1663)
- #1653: Create a log file and add it to crash report. (#1657)
- #1656: Don't start a face drag in brush tool if there is no face under the mouse. (#1658)
- #1649: Fix bounding boxes of item_artifact_* in Quake.fgd
- #1646: Set selected texture when the user clicks on a texture in the texture browser. (#1647)
- #1648: Remove unused image from Linux build.
- #1640: Fix a bug that prevented game engine profiles from being persisted properly. (#1643)
- #1641: Print an error message when an error occurs while interpolating EL expression in compilation window. (#1644)
- #1638: Show message dialog when an exception occurs while launching a game engine (#1642)
- #1624: Change website to redirect to github for downloading releases. 

 

nice

i will continue to report new crashes

RC1 is crashing a lot less than the previous builds 

It's fantastic to see how much progress has been made, thanks SleepwalkR and everyone else involved.

Could you also provide SHA256's alongside the releases? pretty please 

 

https://github.com/kduske/TrenchBroom/releases/tag/v2.0.0-RC3

Getting fewer bug reports lately... either it's getting stable, or fewer people use TB. 

its defintely getting more stable and i cant wait for you to start hammering out those 2.1 features ;) 

 

Glad to hear it. 

I dipped into tb2 a bit more recently. Will probably consider changing to it full time on my main machine. The ui stuff is a bit cramped on my surface though 

 

Thanks, unfortunately MD5 has been unsafe for quite a long time now.

I apologize for not contributing but I'm away from my desktop and there's no release for my current os. (I've never had much luck compiling) 

So that's all I can do. Anyway, I think these checksums can only ever be used to verify the integrity of the downloaded file. They cannot be used to check whether the file was tampered with on the server. If someone was able to do that, they would also be able to change the checksum files. 

Still a bit of a Github Noob, even after all this time spent submitting TB issues (over 30 now I think!), so I'm not sure if contributing a comment to a closed issue will be seen...

https://github.com/kduske/TrenchBroom/issues/1560#issuecomment-277413575 

Yep, I get notifications on Github and emails for comments on closed issues, should be the same for SleepwalkR 

could some one explain to me how to add textures to trenchbroom (q2)? I have a a .png of Duke Nukem 3D textures, and i would like to add those to my map 

https://www.quaddicted.com/files/tools/wally_155b.exe

Wally will let you convert/export that .png to the Quake2 .wal format.

Just open it up in Wally, and File>Export to .wal.

Wally will also be what youll want to use to edit and make your own textures and texture packs, etc. Its a really good, stable tool. 

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=850566384 

thanks, but how to add the textures to trenchbroom so it will appear there? 

If you want to provide your own custom textures, you need to put them in a subdirectory where TrenchBroom can find them. For Quake 2, this means that you need to create a subdirectory called textures in the directory of the mod you're mapping for, or in the baseq2 directory. Then you need to create another subdirectory with a name of your choice. Then you copy your texture files into that directory. TrenchBroom will then find that directory (possibly after restarting the editor) and allow you to load the textures from there. 

If you want to provide your own custom textures, you need to put them in a subdirectory where TrenchBroom can find them. For Quake 2, this means that you need to create a subdirectory called textures in the directory of the mod you're mapping for, or in the baseq2 directory. Then you need to create another subdirectory with a name of your choice. Then you copy your texture files into that directory. TrenchBroom will then find that directory (possibly after restarting the editor) and allow you to load the textures from there. 

the textures are in baseq2 in a folder called 'textures', but any of then appear in trenchbroom.

I thought that textures had to be stored in a certain file to be added in. don't they? 

My TB2 installation is not up to date, so maybe something has changed in the mean time, but try this:

Open TB2. On the right hand side, where you have "Map", "Entity" and "Face", go to "Face" and then below you'll find "Texture collections". Click on it and then on the "+" to browse your computer's drive to add texture files. Doesn't matter where they are located, as long as you point TB2 to the relevant directory. 

i think that only works for quake 1. atleast it seems so, the "+" can't be clicked at all in quake 2.(only on q1) 

i've managed to add the textures, but they make the brushes invisable/non-existant(?), creating a leak. What do i do to stop that?