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What is the full texture path the ASE file is looking for?

Just another thought - make sure each secret area is using a unique trigger_once. Triggers can have multiple brushes, and if you accidentally put both brushes in the same trigger, only the first secret you hit will work.

I'm assuming by "Version 4" you mean Radiant 1.4. From your description, @mrwonko's answer is correct. Make sure the paths are all configured correctly. If Radiant can't see the game, it can't load any textures or shaders.

What exactly isn't working about the secret area? What is it doing wrong? What is it supposed to do?

Music is easy. Put one (Or two for intro/loop music) stereo MP3 file (128 kbps constant bit rate works, I don't know about any other bit rates) in music/<mapname>, then in the worldspawn entity of your map, add this: key: music Value: <path to intro file> <path to loop file> If you aren't using an intro file, just give it a single path. Be aware that MP3 files do not loop correctly, there will be a ~0.026 second gap at the beginning of playback on each file. Edit wisely. Intro files can help with this. For shaders, exactly what are you trying to do? It's easier to explain with an example.

We need more information. Are you having problems with all textures loading? Or just some of them? Exactly what version of Radiant are you running? What OS are you on? And most importantly..... When exactly did the issue start?

Is the console in Radiant throwing any errors? Are there shaders for these textures, or are they just plain textures?

I believe /sv_pure 0 in the game console before loading the map will fix that. Not sure, it's been a while. Progressive JPEGs are encoded in several passes at multiple quality levels, each level increasing the quality. This is intended for web pages, so if you have slow internet you can at least see something as the image loads. Obviously, this would royally screw up Quake, which is likely using an old JPG library and has no idea what multiple passes are good for. Check the game console for errors. It will throw one every time you see the gray and white squares, although it's probably buried in the rest of the loading messages.

If that is the path that is listed in Radiant, it is giving you the wrong path. It needs to be relative to the base folder. Here's an example sound from a trigger_multiple entity: key: noise value: sound/movers/switches/switch2.mp3 If you change your path accordingly, the sound file should load.

Interesting. What is the exact path of the sound, as listed in Radiant? Or, better yet, do you have a test PK3 I could look at?

When you try to play the sound (Or maybe when the map loads), an error should be listed in the game console - do you see one by chance? I ask because two reasons - some versions of Radiant will give you a corrupt/incorrect path when you add a sound using this method. It might be worth manually checking to be sure it has the right path. Second, wav files need to be mono, and I think they need to be a specific bit depth and sample rate too, but I could be wrong on that. Either way, the console should have an error that tells you what is wrong.

How did you attach the sound to the door? Also, what format is the file?

All right, I'm actually on my computer now, so I can give a proper answer. This only applies to getting data from a single game server - if you're looking to get a list of server addresses, that is beyond my knowledge, but I know it isn't hard. I believe JKHub runs a master server you can use for that. Anyhow, for individual server data, here's what ParaTracker does... Make sure you're using UDP for the connection, Q3 servers have no idea what TCP is. When tracking a server, ParaTracker creates a getstatus query with the following code: str_repeat(chr(255),4) . chr(02) . "getstatus\n" Basically, this boils down to: Four chr(255), followed by a single chr(2), the string "getstatus", and a line break. (There are other working methods, but I found that this method gives maximum compatibility across different games. For instance, Nexuiz Classic does not like this method, so I believe you have to remove the chr(2) for it to work). The final string should look like this: ÿÿÿÿgetstatus Send that command to the game server of your choice over UDP. If you are using Javascript/node.js, you will need to wrap the string with Buffer.from() before sending it. If all went well, you will receive a text dump that looks something like this: ÿÿÿÿstatusResponse \version\JAmp: v1.0.1.0 linux-x86_64 Oct 20 2020\v\2.6B1\timelimit\0\sv_privateClients\0\sv_minRate\0\sv_minPing\0\sv_maxclients\16\sv_maxRate\0\sv_maxPing\0\sv_hostname\^1Parabolic ^9[^8ja.dogi.us^9]\sv_fps\60\sv_floodProtectSlow\1\sv_floodProtect\0\sv_autoDemo\0\sv_allowDownload\1\ssf\5F\protocol\26\pmove_overbounce\1\mapname\sithcouncilv2\jp_gripSpeedScale\0.4\jp_cinfo\32\japp_version\JA++, 64 bits, May 30 2019, 78feacf\japp_unlagged\0\gamename\JA+ Mod v2.6 B1\g_weaponDisable\0\g_stepSlideFix\1\g_siegeTeamSwitch\1\g_siegeTeam2\none\g_siegeTeam1\none\g_siegeRespawn\20\g_showDuelHealths\0\g_saberLocking\1\g_privateDuel\1\g_noSpecMove\0\g_needpass\0\g_maxHolocronCarry\3\g_maxForceRank\7\g_jediVmerc\0\g_gametype\0\g_forcePowerDisable\0\g_forceBasedTeams\0\g_duelWeaponDisable\1\g_debugMelee\0\fraglimit\500000\duel_fraglimit\10\dmflags\0\capturelimit\5\bot_minplayers\0\bg_fighterAltControl\0 22 132 "TIPO" 0 0 "^0w^7S^0w^1|^0e^7V^0ilkill^7E^0" 2 0 "^1s^0|^7papa" 0 0 "^0D^7|^0S J^7o^0n^7e^0s" 0 0 "^0one^1.^7conker" 3 0 "^5-^0a^5-^7illumi^5na" 0 0 "^0cK ^7inmojo*" 12 0 "^2KiH^4.^7FeTTe^7" 9 0 "^0w^7S^0w^1|^0l^7a^0ws^1_^769" 1 0 "^1-^0Tv^1-^7doNka" 9 0 "^4iN^3-^7SoD^3!" 8 0 "^0-^7o^2p^7p H^2y^7drO^0-" The first line is four chr(255), followed by a string telling you what the server is sending you (statusResponse). The second line is all the CVars, delimited with backslashes like so: \variable\value After a line break, the player info begins. There is a line break between each player's info, the data is delimited with spaces, and player names are in quotes: score ping team(Only appears if teams are applicable) "name" One other important thing to note, is that Q3 games use ANSI encoding, not ASCII or Unicode. It would be a good idea to convert the data to Unicode if you're putting it on a web page. Good luck!

If you're outside the game, you can send a /getstatus request to each server to get the info. I believe this has to be prefaced by hexadecimal FF first (Not sure on that part, it's been a long time). Alternatively, I run an open source PHP game tracker, feel free to use it. https://pt.dogi.us

The latest official q3map2 release should be packaged with the Radiant 1.6 installer. Install that, grab q3map2 out of it, then uninstall Radiant 1.6.

The method I described works on the player model only. I was under the impression that is what fullkevlar was asking about. If you've ever played Taspir Power Complex V3 and entered the control room, there are buttons that change the size of the players pressing them, so it does work, at least in MP. Anything else, I have no idea.

Yes. I think you're looking for SET_MODELSCALE (I don't remember the exact name of the variable). To accomplish it, you will need to use a to target_scriptrunner to fire the script, and you will have to check the runOnActivator flag. When the player fires the script, it will trigger the changes to take place directly on the player.

Sorry it took me so long to respond! I try to grab questions about Radiant right away. I do not have netRadiant, but I just checked my branch of Radiant, and putting an endcap on a bevel is bugged, so it's probably bugged in all versions of Radiant. My best suggestion is to try and build the end cap manually. If you're interested in any further assistance, post a .map file with the patch and I can at least look at it and see if there's anything else going on.

There is only one stage in your shader, and it has a blendFunc. This is blending the texture into what's behind it. If the void is behind it, you'll get the hall of mirrors. To fix it, you need another stage without a blendFunc as the first stage of your shader.

I believe entity modding might accomplish what you're looking for, although I don't know how to do it. If you're just looking for a quick music change, type /music <file path> in the console at any time.

Just a small update. I am still not back to this yet - I have multiple other coding projects going on, so I'm a tad overwhelmed. The big problem is that my largest and most important project is taking place on another computer, and it is impossible to work on both that one and my personal computer. Worse still, the big project cannot wait, so I have to do it first. I will get back to Radiant, I just need a few more months to sort out the boatloads of other stuff!

Try disabling the win32 dialog, too. If that doesn't work, I'm out of ideas. You might be able to copy and paste your work into a different version of Radiant and save from there, but that's a long shot.

A few things I would try. First, make sure you are not using "Save Selected". If that fails, create an empty text file in your base/maps folder, rename it to <yourMapName>.map, and try to save over it in radiant. If all else fails, go into Radiant's preferences, find and toggle the "Use Win32 dialog box" setting, then try saving again to see if that works.

Is this for singleplayer or multiplayer? Scripts are basically barely implemented in multiplayer. I'd say it's very likely that you simply can't do that to the player. Scripts aren't meant to be used on the player, especially if this is for multiplayer. I believe you can set the player's weapon to not draw on the screen in first person, although they can still fire it, if that's any help. It's been forever since I touched scripts, so I might be wrong.

Currently working on ParaTracker 1.5. I have implemented a DDOS protection measure for users to use (Just for the tracker, it doesn't protect the game server!), although I am far from ready for the public to use it at this time. I need to create a way for users to prove ownership of their servers. I'm going to try this with two methods: The user can type their RCON password into ParaTracker, and ParaTracker will send a junk RCON command to the server to see if the password is correct. Alternatively, the user can set a CVAR to a value requested by ParaTracker, and ParaTracker will accept that as proof of ownership. (For those with trust issues, because I absolutely understand) Anyhow! Until that is done, I'm also working on a much-requested feature as well. Many users requested that ParaTracker have the ability to display a list of the tracked servers. I finally broke down and figured out what I needed to change, and am working on it now. It should be done within a day or two, and then I'll go back to the other stuff. Currently, I still have to change the visuals a lot here, but it's by far the best looking server status list I've seen. Here's what it looks like right now: https://pt.dogi.us/utilities/ServerList.php This page is also available from the setup page if you click on the game names at the top. https://pt.dogi.us