I was wondering if there was a way to add nodes and markers to a model in Guerilla without ever opening it in a 3D modeling program.

E: Rather, I meant figuring out the coordinates in Max and then inserting it in Guerilla.
Edited by Headhunter09 on May 30, 2009 at 08:02 AM

Use korman or similar application to do so. Although, why not just simply import it into Max and add them yourself?

I realize I would use a hacked guerilla. What I'm asking is if it would accept the edit. The reason I don't want to import it and edit is because then I would have to recompile, reskin, so on and so forth. Easier just to skip Max altogether.

You can't model or edit the bsp in Guerilla. It's not meant for modeling maps.

I'm talking about a vehicle. Adding a marker/node to it

You can manually put them on by entering the location of it. And you don't need to remodel / skin it at all. Use the gbx model importer. Simple as that.

yes but then when you re-export it has to be skinned again, and who knows whether other things like vertex weights (im sure thats for bipeds, but you get my point) get exported.

Skinned? It doesn't have to be skinned again. It imports into max just fine.

yes but then you must export the model. It doesn't apply the skin automatically. Oh well, you don't understand what I'm saying...

On another note, do regions sync?

I know what your trying to do and I think it can be done. Look around in guerilla for the nodes/markers sections, click add, and see if there's anyplace to change the coordinates. I think there is for nodes.

ok, thank you!