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I have triaed this, but the bsp only loads in a pk3 file, and wwhen it does load, the textures don't,so im left with a blank black bsp. Could anyone tell me how to get all the bsp and texture files from tmpquark or radiant folders and put them into darkbasic.

Hello there,I should put this into a tutorial as I seem to get bsp's "to kind of work".
You will want to put the bsp and textures in the same folder e.g. "World". It may be best to put the textures in a WAD using "Wally". To find the textures you used in "Quark", select perhaps the border walls. Then go into the panel on the left called polyhedron and take a note of the textures. Go and then open Wally, search for the pk3 which you used, which should have the textures. Extract them to another folder. Then do a batch conversion and rest should be self explantory. I hope this helps you, sorry if this doesn't make sense, I had to rush this. I will put up a tutorial in the future. So take care.

Yep! Last night! I was overjoyed! Textures AND lighting.
But only in Quarke (I used the new 6.3) as a quake 3 file. (You can Buy Quake III with 1 and 2 for £20 now!)
1.Make your map with textures. I used the default box room that you start with in Quarke and textured it with the DARKMATTER textures. You also need a light and a info_start_point at least.
2.When finished, Use the command on the Quake 3 menu to export all the textures you have used(preferably your own! ) Put them into a zip.
3.Use the "recompile all"(I think thats what it's called) option in the Quake 3 menu to make the BSP with lighting et all. Add that to the zip.
4.Move the zip to the directory where you want to put your game and rename it with .pk3 extension. .pak did not work.
5.In your code use the :
load bsp "your_pak_name.pk3","your_bsp_name.bsp"
6. Et Voila!

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