Netradiant = based on Radiant 1.5 Personally I found all versions of Radiant terrible when I was a bit younger, the installation process made a complete mess and I was but a small-minded Worldcraft/Hammer kiddy. My first encounter was with... Ion-Radiant... It is the tool that the levels from Daikat...

Very cool, I had done something similar for a project I'm working on but with a couple of additions that were inspired from a similar feature the source engine has : I added a new map entity called misc_devshot that can be given a targetname and pitch/yaw/roll values (or optionally a info_target to ...

Sorry, I was drinking at a friends when I wrote the previous post (I'm at home now, slightly more sober). Unless you can solve the case of the missing 'q3map_mapname.shader' file, you could possibly attempt to edit the original shader yourself to emulate what should be happening inside the auto-gene...

Add tcgen lightmap in the original shader that you have created, not replacing 'map $lightmap', this will then be copied over to the generated shader. Netradiant's compiler handles the auto-generated shaders fine on XP/Linux, but I've got no experience with either mac or win7 (is it possible it's cr...

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The prefixed q3map2_*.shader is the shader-script q3map2 generates to do all sorts of nifty-hacked effects that stock quake3 can't do (including lightmaps larger then 128x128). It regenerates any shaders that declare the q3map_lightMapSize as a parameter, renames them to a randomly generated hash (t...

NetRadiant features floodlighting, this is somewhat similar to using the minimum ambient lighting key (but it looks somewhat nicer/less washed out).

http://dev.alientrap.org/projects/netra ... r_features

My NetRadiant directory keeps all my game and editor specific configurations inside the 'settings' directory I created inside the NetRadiant folder (this allows me to keep it all located on an external HDD). The layout of this folder ends up looking like this : netradiant/settings/1.5.0 : All global...

I'm not sure where the settings are locally stored on a Mac, but creating a folder called 'settings' inside the NetRadiant directory converts the installation into a portable one where all configuration files become stored inside that folder. The default game configurations are stored inside the 'ne...

The NetRadiant q3map2 compiler can automagically switch the material/bmp keywords in an exported .ase file to the correct shader paths using a switch I believe...

Yes, using these switches :

I purchased an 'image converter' that also contains editing functions.

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Ingar's NetRadiant packages come with the gamepacks pre-installed if I remember correctly (I'm not sure how current the version is however).

http://ingar.satgnu.net/gtkradiant/file ... -win32.zip

Heh, yeah, the GIT repo on icculus.org needs a little more action. Adding the ability to derive from base-classes in entity definitions is also another feature that would be quite nice, as well as finishing up widgits for all the key-types.

NetRadiant is the only version of *Radiant that has never given me any issues (portable installation wins).

And now I can never return to VHE/WC... although I do miss the various texture align-to-edge tools. Perhaps I should do something about that.

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I imagine that removing the faces would result in less memory on vertex position/triangle lists and as a result less data being processed by the back-face culling system. I'm not sure how much of an impact this would have on a low-medium detail model but for something where thousands of faces might ...