Remnantmods

I started coding the new compiler in my motel room, feels somehow right.

Progress

Is it a recompiled map? I don't really understand.

Yes, it's a recompiled map

Nice!

Good stuff, a request if I may, low quality video settings as standard on bsp viewing.

So a question about recompiling... If you take a clean map decomp and then recomp with no edits, how accurate a copy do you get?

Not accurate enough as I don't have a map loading in-game yet.

Looking sweet man. I think I might be motivated to code again sometime soon I'll definitely take a peek at your code to get some inspiration if I do.

Could someone explain to me in english what this will be capable of doing? I don't understand your l33t hightecth language

sabu wrote:Could someone explain to me in english what this will be capable of doing? I don't understand your l33t hightecth language

Decompiles maps (like H2C) and allows you to load a "decompiled project" and allows you to make your edits (like H2Guerilla) but will be capable of models, and anything else he decides to make. and rebuilds afterwards.

Progress.

I'm glad to see it , how accurate is the rebuild?

Pretty good, with some bugs to work-out still.

How does it decompile? .ent plugin based or is it blamlib?

It's Sunfish based

uh hu, hence propriety.

best-case-rebuilds*

484m/s fuck that beats my ping to the states some days, please tell me this can bsp conversions, had another look REbuilds in 1/2 a second fuuuuuuuuuu

JacksonCougar wrote: best-case-rebuilds*

Hope it gets close to being finished soon :p

fast compile, and loading ingame, wow! its coming along nicely.

JacksonCougar wrote:best-case-rebuilds*

Thrasher Alpha wrote:Hope it gets close to being finished soon :p

Is it bollocks, its only just working, I can't wait for it but don't release until you can decompile and recompile beaver creek with 100megs worth of extras in
What am I going to do? I'm use to H2C's 5 minute decompiles and 12 minute recompiles this won't even give me time to roll a smoke let alone make a cuppa.

After a few hours of scratching my head and trying to remember how math works again I finally got ray-triangle intersections figured out and working. So now you can click-select things in the 3D viewer directly to select them for editing. Now to figure out how to make a transformation gizmo...

JacksonCougar wrote:After a few hours of scratching my head and trying to remember how math works again I finally got ray-triangle intersections figured out and working. So now you can click-select things in the 3D viewer directly to select them for editing. Now to figure out how to make a transformation gizmo...

D/L entity's code. I made one for movement, but my issue is I couldn't get it to size with the camera distance from the object (didn't want a huge gizmo up close and hard to see far away). It kinda worked, but not to my liking, so I just left it by the wayside. It's in it's own class, called GIZMO.CS or something like that. It detected mouse over each movement point and I tried to make it separate from the BSP viewer, so it could be used in other places. It's a base anyways if you want.

troymac1ure wrote:

JacksonCougar wrote:After a few hours of scratching my head and trying to remember how math works again I finally got ray-triangle intersections figured out and working. So now you can click-select things in the 3D viewer directly to select them for editing. Now to figure out how to make a transformation gizmo...

D/L entity's code. I made one for movement, but my issue is I couldn't get it to size with the camera distance from the object (didn't want a huge gizmo up close and hard to see far away). It kinda worked, but not to my liking, so I just left it by the wayside. It's in it's own class, called GIZMO.CS or something like that. It detected mouse over each movement point and I tried to make it separate from the BSP viewer, so it could be used in other places. It's a base anyways if you want.

I'll take a look-see, but I already have a fairly firm idea of how I will implement it: plant to clone how the 3ds max one looks and behaves