I'm not entirely sure whats wrong?


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Edited by wireddragon93 on Aug 2, 2011 at 07:20 PM

You need to make shaders for the map.
In guerilla, make a new shader_environment, apply the correct bitmap in the "base map" slot.
Name the shader the exact name that the material in max/gmax is named.
Re structure and re lightmaps.

Maniac, is named after the ground I used or the name of the map?

The ground you use. Specifically, the name of the .shader_environment tag that you will use.

I tried it but it just came up the same thing. I deleted everything to where as if I was barely exporting the map. I named it after the ground I used. When it came to using Sapien. It had the same results. I named it after the map. Sapien just didn't even load.

did you name the material in max/gmax?

Yes I did rename the material. The one I used in Max is wd93_ground.tif . When I saved the shader I named it "wd93_ground.shader.environment"

I and Many of this forum, love the shader and bitmaps work. First compile your map with tool, while compiling tool will ask you about choosing the shader type of your materials. If you are creating a scenario use "shader.environment" if you are creating a model use "shader.model" after that, Open Photoshop, or paint or whatever image editor you have. And open all your image files that you used in 3ds max. Now you will adjust the image size to

512x512
or
1024x1024
or
2048x2048
etc....

Then... In Halo you always have to save the textures or images as "tiff", and save the images in your data folder of the Halo directory
Example:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\data\levels\"your folder"\bitmaps

Create a "bitmaps" folder in your scenario folder, and save all images there.

Then go to Tool and write this
tool bitmaps levels\"your folder"\bitmaps
All bitmaps should be compiled.

Now open Guerilla, open your scenario.gbxmodel located in tags\levels\"your scenario name" Scroll down, and you will se the shaders, each shader have the name that you used in 3ds max Open them, and just browse the bitmap that you want.

Hope this thing helped.

P.D. Sorry about my english... I donīt speak it.