Tremulous Forum
Media => Mapping Center => Topic started by: Firstinaction on August 19, 2010, 06:32:45 pm
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Witch one is better too use for texture and pretty much mapping. Please dont say im freak-en restarted for asken this but witch one gtk radiant or net radiant...
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Try going with netRADIANT.
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You're restarted for asking.
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Gimp is made with GTK, so i say GTK.
(and i did understand that you ment radiant)
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Net Radiant is basically GTK Radiant 1.5 +bugfixes and updates.
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Id say that if you altready know moding, just make the map in blender and save it as an md3. Then use spawnflags to make all the surfaces solid. Prohably much easier if youre already good at blender
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NO. If you want to clip a model, you should do it manually with brushes, unless it is very basic. Also texturing is easier with brushes.
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true, but if he'd already skinned the md3, then he wouldnt have to texture brushes.
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WELL I USE GTKRADIANT NEVER HAD ANY PROBLEMS WITH IT REALLY. ALSO, NETRADIANT IS FULL OF VIRUS' AND I THINK IT ALSO HAS TROJAN. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
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AND I THINK IT ALSO HAS TROJAN.
Trojan whorse. You should of said trojan whorse. /cringe
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AND I THINK IT ALSO HAS TROJAN.
Trojan whorse. You should of said trojan whorse. /cringe
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horse/whores ? ?? hurp
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I personally prefer GTK, but they're pretty similar really.
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I personally prefer GTK [size=pt]Radiant[/size], but they're pretty similar really.
NET Radiant is merely a version of GTK Radiant (1.5?) with bug fixes and some nice features. As far as I can tell, it's technically the better program to use, but it all boils down to preference.
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Still using Notepad and MSPaint 3.1 here. Don't see any reason to update, I'm doin just fine.
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Still using Notepad and MSPaint 3.1 here. Don't see any reason to update, I'm doin just fine.
Your maps must be awesome. How do you compile them?
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Still using Notepad and MSPaint 3.1 here. Don't see any reason to update, I'm doin just fine.
Your maps must be awesome. How do you compile them?
Using binary in notepad.
Personally I would recommend google. All you need to do is type in 'really cool map that everyone will love' or something similar, then click the first link you see. It works great.
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There is no reason to use GtkRadiant 1.5 anymore when NetRadiant is the same thing with useful improvements and nothing bad introduced.
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The only reason I still use 1.5 is because of the shiny GUI and I can set my selected brush color to green.
Okay fine, switching over...
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I've used GTKRadiant for years and only recently switched over to NetRadiant (1.5.0 r395) for a Mercy build. As far as I can tell they're the same thing except NetRadiant has some additional bug fixes and features, and the GUI is slightly different.
I have one gripe with NetRadiant though. When expanding selection to entities (eg. a func_group), I can't de-select individual brushes and then delete the remaining selected brushes (which I can do in GTKRadiant). There are work-arounds but the situation constantly pops up.
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Ingar put work into making NetRadiant epicer. He wins. Use NetRadiant or fear his wrath.
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I need to ask this before I start on a major project with Net radiant.... What are some glitches you guys have come past like what one guy posted o this channel, and are there new buttons in net radiant?
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None \o/
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NET for sure. Same as GTK, but a lot of bugs fixed, more stable and stuff. After NET Radiant i dont wanna go back to GTK. =D
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OK cool. But I only can make maps in gtk but in net radiant I cant get the game tremulous too show up. I have no clue how too start up net with tremulous.
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Its not gtk, its gtk-radiant.
http://www.gtk.org/ (http://www.gtk.org/)
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Personally I would recommend google. All you need to do is type in 'really cool map that everyone will love' or something similar, then click the first link you see. It works great.
Worked fine. :P (http://bigthink.com/ideas/21182)
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OK cool. But I only can make maps in gtk but in net radiant I cant get the game tremulous too show up. I have no clue how too start up net with tremulous.
And you're using Ingar's handy NetRadiant builds?
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Yea I think