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Why not instead, forget the original bsp, and make the map file off of your displayed map. Then move onto the next face, define three points on it, then write the next line.

And do that for all 6 lines on a segment. That way when hammer goes to make the normals and planes, one brush is defined by 1 segment instead of 6, which causes the 1 unit thick walls. Now that I know whats up, I downloaded your map view source, and though I will have a much harder time trying to convert a 6 segment solid into a 1 segment solid, I am going to start trying to write a program that will do it.

It might take some tinkering, but I a sure that when a program that actually makes solids instead of faces will become imensly popular. I know me and my mod crew will use it a lot. Which by the way, in your map view source, there is a typo. In the MapViewer. If doesnt compile right off the bat, but when I changed the MapViewer. I'm not sure if I fully understand you or maybe you don't fully understand me.

Brushes, by nature, must be convex. But BSPs contain a polygon soup which is anything but convex. The only logical grouping of faces in a BSP is into leaf-nodes, which are collections of near by faces.

However, these leaf-nodes are concave by nature and so can't be used to construct a brush. It's not just a matter of taking a bunch of faces and combining them into a brush, therein lies the problem!

I know that going from bsp to map is difficult, and most decompilers fail with their 1 unit walls. I discovered that what they are doing is describing each face in the map file. Then when it loads the map it finds the normal, dot product, etc, you know all this.

So instead of this: Code:. Well you clearly understand the problem, but the solution is a lot harder that simply combining the faces. Consider a single brush crate. If this brush was made an entity then yes, all six faces of the bush would be present in the BSP and you could easily construct one brush for the decompiled faces. However, if the crate is on the ground and a world brush, it would only have five faces, and it if was also against a wall, it would only have four, and if it was also in a corner, it would only have three, and if it also had another crate on top of it, it would only have two.

Ignoring the fact that it is hard to know which faces make up the crate, in each case where there is a face missing, there are infinitely many ways to add faces to create a brush, and adding these faces must be done in such a way that doesn't protrude into the BSP and makes sense. A lot of the time brushes are reduced to just one face in the BSP.

This brings us to the other problem. How do you know which faces should be part of a brush if they exist in a polygon soup? There is no way to know. You can estimate by checking proximity and whether or not combining faces results in a convex solid, but it is still a tricky problem.

Furthermore, the faces in a BSP are even more mangled by because they are split by other geometry and to produce smaller concave nodes think of how a staircase splits up. These faces must be reunited in a convex manor, but again there are many ways of doing this. I'm not trying to deter you from trying, I'm just trying to make sure you understand the problem and why I have never spent a lot of time trying to get BSP Viewer to export usable MAP files.

Good luck! Well I did not know about the face deletion problem. I really wish I could sit down and write a good converter, unfortunetly I am getting swamped with different projects and other garbage I thought was done a long time ago..

I will continue thinking about it and maybe contributing tio a program little by little. I hate having my mappers go through and move all the walls from being 6 faces 1 unit hollow brushes to full walls. Thats why I asked. Your program seemed to do a very good job of constructing the solids. I am still debating, I am not sure which is easier, a program that will read bad map files and convert them, or a program that will read 3d vertices from your 3d view and construct brushes off of that..

I really like that hollowing idea that you told me about, I decompiled a few maps with that program and got considerably better results. Its just to bad it doesn't work for most maps. I really like bsb viewer. I have to fly through them to see the rest of the map.

Kinda like bsb viewer where I could fly to the spot where I want to put a spawn point and have a player model show up where each spawn point is. Pink It has some utility but the wire frame display of the map. Once you have added your new spawns, you can export a.

I have a question to this program Also, I noticed the poly count is much higher in ac3d than bsp viewer even with no culling. He gives a brief speech and sends Gordon back to the course. The player shoots at the box again, but nothing happens this time. The map ends when the player proceeds to the next area. According to Laidlaw, the text seen in the sequence was done when he was experimenting with trying to do surreal, subliminal visual experiments.

He made the texture himself by pasting something from a scientific text. It was outside the scope of actual game story development so it wasn't intended to be taken seriously. The concept that Laidlaw was playing with at the time was that the player was in some kind induced coma, and had figured out how to break out of it. He wanted to do a lot of that sort of thing in the series but it never really worked out.

Surrealism in a video game just seems as arbitrary as anything else, he adds. Ultimately, he didn't think they should suggest that Gordon was located in a physical kind of stasis at all. He regrets not having changed the texture to something that was actual nonsense, instead of something that looked like a clue. Gabe Newell liked the map and wanted to use it in promotions.

An updated version of the dream-like sequence was used in a E3 demonstration, " Psyche ". They were last modified on July 29, , and are located in Randy Lundeen 's folder. At that point in the development, the map compilation tools still had the Half-Life ' s GoldSrc engine executable file names and used its map source file format. Jump to: navigation , search. They can be heard in the back areas of the course.

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