.Map :: MoHAA Mapping

I got CoD, played it... Somehow I wasn't as enthusiastic as I planned I would be. Seems like everything is RTCW: ET.

Nevertheless, doesn't do too bad, even on a GeForce2. SH kills me on GeForce2. The best part is that Infinity Ward isn't only releasing a game, it's starting a series of games based ...

Well my LOD was made to be a base for a city

The Vietnam: Jungle Warfare team needs scripters, animators, coders, skinners (player skins), and modellers (player models).

Send your applications to: tuffmarine@planetmedalofhonor.com . The Vietnam: Jungle Warfare website is currently located at: www.planetmedalofhonor.com/junglewarfare .

I don't know about the rest of you, but I've been anticipating this day since I first played the Call of Duty demo (as well as a pant-wetting experience from their great looking website).

So, what do you think, is this going to be the game that drops MOHAA customers?

Thanks.

I think it might help if I caulk the LOD I don't want/need. I had already set the triangles to 6.25%.

I think EasyGen could do the trick, but I've never used a plugin before; I can't even find EasyGen in radiant (I put the plugin file in the radiant directory).

Hey all, is there some way I can turn a piece of LOD into brush.
I have 2 sides of LOD, both of which nearly cover the whole radiant grid.
When I compile the map (not a lot of stuff completed, basicly just terrain), I get a message saying I have too many patches or something, and it stops at 64 ...

Well there's a program called BSP View/Mohaa Tools, made by Duncan Weir (A.K.A: Scorpio). The only problem with it is that you do not get the exact same .map as the one used to create the map. LOD will be gone, lots of things will be missing, problems like that.