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I made this cliff out of 3 brushes. The grass on the top looks ok in the radiant but terribly bad in the game (see the pic).

http://img159.imageshack.us/img159/1962/clifferror5hc.th.jpg

The top of the cliff is part of the same brush as the steep cliff sides. My Q is do i need to use one brush ...

I had difficulties to dl it yesterday. Managed to dl the obj version anyway.

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Looks nice!

your map works in SH with this line in the map script above prespawn

$Exploderfire remove

As noted earlier - this script_model is the culprit, it is in your .map at coord 99999 99999 99999

It is #set 1

unfortunately above remove - removes all your Exploderfire scriptmodel sets because they all ...

Nice model indeed JV!

Happy new year guys.

its v. 2.15.

Lets raise this topic again.

The problem is, the SH version of the map wont load. In the console it says there is (are) no model for Exploderfire. Ive tested the map with "showerror 1" command. Testing did not bring anything up IMO meaning you could still blow up all three exploders.

I also tried ...

Viper wrote:Yea,

also -

set developer 1

I have that, among other settings, in the start up line.

Use Showerror 1 - go in your map with spearhead and then check your console for additional error messages.

I would stick with the aa radiant unless there is a specific reason why u want SH - run the map from main.
I did. Everything works well, triggers, explosions etc. Only Ambient sound and ...

tltrude wrote:Far as I know, AA models don't work in Spearhead because the model system is a little different.

So ill just replace fx/dummy.tiks and fx_exploder_mine.tiks with something else then?

I made a map for AA and it runs ok in AA.

However, in SH i get this error message at map launch up:
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ERROR: Error, ExploderFire at (99999.000000, 99999.000000, 99999.000000) has no model Use 'showerror 1' at the console to bypass this error message ...

Youre welcome.

Take the space out from the map file name so it looks like:

your_map_name.map

Works fine! Thanks again Rookie.one.