I'm trying to build a .model_collision_geometry from a .jms file, and I can't seem to find a way to locate errors efficiently. Is there a good method? I noticed the edge errors have a number associated with them. Is there maybe a way to highlight edges based off of that number? how do I find which edge that number is referencing?


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I found the .wrl file, but I've been doing the modeling in blender since I don't own 3ds max... I can't seem to view the .wrl in blender. Any help please?
Edited by jabukufo on Dec 17, 2015 at 01:44 PM

you can use 3d max with a student licence, thats what i do

I'd really like to find a way to view the errors in blender or something else free/open-source.

For future reference, any other errors will be found in the debug.txt, if you are using OS, it will be in documents/my games/halo CE/opensauce

Must be a very complex piece of collision if you're getting open edge errors. Especially for collision in a game like this xD

You might be overthinking it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWUu5QBckz8 - Fixing errors.

With regards to the wrl files for blender: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.4/Py/Scripts/Import/VRML97

Well I didn't want to say this earlier because I thought it would result in getting flamed or something, but I'm not actually using the .model_collision_geometry for this game...

I was never able to make use of the .wrl in blender, but I was able to find and fix all of the errors using the 3D Printer addon, of all things (It has a built in error checking function which happens to match nearly identically to the errors Tool gives.)

I feel used.