Hi guys
My usual mapping installation was Radiant 1.5 and Wolfcam 11.7 in the same folder on my desktop. To test a map I simply open Wolfcam and map was ready to play, coz the .bsp was automatically inside Wolfcam/baseq3
Now I´ve installed Radiant 1.6 and it comes with a baseq3 folder outside radiant. So I need to copy my map .bsp from that folder to the Wolfcam/baseq3 folder to see and test the map.
Is this normal in this new install ?...or is there other way to make things simple as before?
gtk radiant 1.6 install doubts
Re: gtk radiant 1.6 install doubts
Uh no, so when you start up GtkRadiant you configure the game you want (Quake3, QuakeLive, etc.) and point it to wherever you have the game installed. GtkRadiant will automatically copy any required gamepack files to the game installation folder. GtkRadiant saves your map and bsp files where you have the game files installed in the correct directories. You probably did not configure the program properly on startup.
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Re: gtk radiant 1.6 install doubts
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Radiant 1.6 only gives the option "quake 3 and mods".
As I make maps for Quake Live, so I dont need a Q3 install. Think that it was the reason why radiant did not "see" wolfcam
I installed Radiant 1.6.6 and it gives me the choice for QLive. Now all ok as before.
Radiant 1.6 only gives the option "quake 3 and mods".
As I make maps for Quake Live, so I dont need a Q3 install. Think that it was the reason why radiant did not "see" wolfcam
I installed Radiant 1.6.6 and it gives me the choice for QLive. Now all ok as before.