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Media => Mapping Center => Topic started by: Kaleo on July 09, 2007, 09:44:19 am

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: Kaleo on July 09, 2007, 09:44:19 am

Quote from: "GTKRadian1.4"

Failed to get a listening socket on port 39000.
Try running with BSP monitoring disabled if you can't fix this.

Now. How in fuck's name do I fix this.

Google and Search have been no help!

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: Lava Croft on July 09, 2007, 10:22:55 am

Try to compile outside of Radiant, this is, not using the menu, but by using the command-line.

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: Kaleo on July 09, 2007, 10:30:05 am

I have mac, so that wouldn't work...

Man do I need a new computer...

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: kaziorvb on July 09, 2007, 01:52:11 pm

probably as lava said (btw http://www.redsaurus.net/gtkrwiki/index.php/Common_Problems)

then u can try compilin without the monitoring (Edit -> Preferences -> Settings -> Build -> Enable Build Process Monitoring (uncheck) ) tho u wont see how is it goin in the MacRadiant console.

is your firewall on and blockin 39000 port? (System Preferences -> Sharing -> Firewall -> Stop)

reopening radiant?

or try terminal compiling

q3map2 is stored in /Applications/MacRadiant15.app/Contents/Resources/sw/radiant15/q3map2.ppc (PPC version)

open textedit
so for compilin your map stored in your /Users/yourname/.trem/base/maps/ folder, named yourmap.map, you can type

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exec /Applications/MacRadiant15.app/Contents/Resources/sw/radiant15/q3map2.ppc -meta "/Users/yourname/.trem/base/maps/yourmap.map"
exec /Applications/MacRadiant15.app/Contents/Resources/sw/radiant15/q3map2.ppc -vis -saveprt "/Users/yourname/.trem/base/maps/yourmap.map"
exec /Applications/MacRadiant15.app/Contents/Resources/sw/radiant15/q3map2.ppc -light -fast -filter -super 2 "/Users/yourname/.trem/base/maps/yourmap.map"

save it as eg. yourmap_compile.sh (for eg. on your Desktop)

open terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal)

cd /Desktop
./yourmap_compile

IIRC it went this way

hope it helps ;s ive got few macs and i can compile with the menu without any probs
there was a simpler way...

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: Megaman on July 11, 2007, 04:24:21 am

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I have mac, so that wouldn't work...

Man do I need a new computer...

Um... Macs can do it too... Just because you don't know how to use Terminal (or X11), don't blame your computer for it.

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: Taiyo.uk on July 11, 2007, 04:50:47 am

Once happened to me when I screwed a build up. Just make sure you're saved then close and restart radiant, or do it from the terminal as described in previous posts.

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: kaziorvb on July 13, 2007, 10:36:12 am

hmm just realised that i missed one parameter - -fs_basepath =.=

add

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-fs_basepath "/Applications/Tremulous 20060704/base/"  before  

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"/Users/yourname/.trem/base/maps/yourmap.map" in each line... ah, and possibly u would have to do each process (BSP, vis, light) separately so whole shell script is useless now. just paste each line (starting with /exec endin with (...)yourmap.map") into terminal, then next one when previous finishes etc

bah, i hope u wont have to terminal-compile your map ;s
radiants build menu > this method

Title: How in *&%^'s name do i fix this???
Post by: Kaleo on July 13, 2007, 03:01:24 pm

Quote from: "Megaman"

Quote

I have mac, so that wouldn't work...

Man do I need a new computer...

Um... Macs can do it too... Just because you don't know how to use Terminal (or X11), don't blame your computer for it.

This thread is older than the "Q3MAP2 Build for macs" thread. Shut your pie-hole.

BTW: X11 is a window system with a terminal behind it, just like the Finder is a window system with a terminal behind it.