DBPro crashes when 'set bsp collision height adjustment' is used...

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EvMaster

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Posted: 20th May 2005 16:54

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Hi.

I'm messing around with DBPro's bsp commands trying to make a first person shooter.
It's working alright, but my collision radius is too high, but when I lower it my camera is too low, so I want to use the set bsp collision height adjustment command.
When I try to use this command DBPro just closes once it has loaded the map (when it hits the command) and creates a crash log file (attached).
I've tried this with 2 projects and the same happens with each.

Also, I've been trying to load Quake 3 maps. I remember they used to work, but now it just sits there loading endlessly. CS Dust works fine though. If this is a bug then I'll make a new post.

My system:
WinXP SP2
AMD64 3500+
Gigabyte K8NF-9
Gigabyte Radeon X800XL PCI-E
1GB Generic RAM (2x512mb)
17" Monitor @ 1280x1024
DBPro 1.058

Thanks in advance
-Evan

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EvMaster

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Posted: 3rd Jun 2005 00:25

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C'mon, this isn't hard to confirm, just load the BSP example prog and see if it runs.

-Ev

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OSX Using Happy Dude

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Posted: 3rd Jun 2005 07:08

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What BSP example program ?

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EvMaster

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Posted: 3rd Jun 2005 20:44

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I'm sure there's one included in DBPro that uses this command...
I haven't got it installed atm, my computer died and I lost like 100gb of stuff, and now my computer can't read the DBPro disk properly

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Raven

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Posted: 4th Jun 2005 06:01

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i know the one your on about, it's part of the media; that i don't have installed either.

hmm, will give it a try when i find my disk

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Rob K

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Posted: 18th Jun 2005 22:06

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I'll confirm this so that it at least gets looked at.

I personally think that having an entirely separate BSP system is crazy. An easier option (possibly), would be for Mike to create a tool which splits up a BSP level so that it can be used with the portal system developed for FPSC.