Digital Paint Discussion Board
Development => Mapping => Topic started by: Vetrix on June 27, 2008, 07:23:54 PM
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Ok, I made a map in BSP, and I tried to export it to test in paintball. But, when I run it, it says it can't find the the file. Any help?
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http://dplogin.com/forums/index.php?topic=5150.0
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It's still not working. <_<
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What exactly does it say? It sounds a bit like the inprogress problem.
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Do you have a folder called "inprogress" in your maps folder?
Open your paintball2 folder (It's usually in C:\Games), then the pball folder, then the maps folder.
If you don't see the inprogress folder try making a new one. If it says that there already is a file/folder called inprogress look for a FILE (not folder) called inprogress. If you see that file, delete it and make a folder called inprogress.
Try exporting again.
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Should I save my map as .bsp instead of .map? Because most ofl the maps in the inprogress folder have an extension of .bsp.
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You have to save and load the map in your mapping programm as .map. If you export the map, bsp should create a .bsp in your inprogress folder.
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You have to save and load the map in your mapping programm as .map. If you export the map, bsp should create a .bsp in your inprogress folder.
It's not creating a .bsp file in the folder.
EDIT: No, wait it is, but Paintball still can't find it.
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Do you have a folder called "inprogress" in your maps folder?
Open your paintball2 folder (It's usually in C:\Games), then the pball folder, then the maps folder.
If you don't see the inprogress folder try making a new one. If it says that there already is a file/folder called inprogress look for a FILE (not folder) called inprogress. If you see that file, delete it and make a folder called inprogress.
Try exporting again.
Did you try that?
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Yes, I have an inprogress folder!! The file is there, "rampthru.bsp", but when I export it on paintball, paintball can't find it.
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Where is your paintball2 installed? Sounds like you need to edit some batch files to put the map in the correct directory.