Big Yellow All Over Screen
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Wtf kinda map is that?
Looks like you're missing a skybox or parts of it though. Bad screenshot.
Looks like you're missing a skybox or parts of it though. Bad screenshot.
works fine
It works 100% perfect most of the time on that computer. And I have 2 other computers it works on. But sometimes it just gets mad. However, on one of my computers I do notice a similar effect coming out of one of my torches when I am climbing down, however it only lasts for about a second and does not happen all the time.
My skybox is fine normally. I have never seen any problems with my skybox. That big white/yellow is the effect I am talking about. The view you are seeing is from a tower looking down twards the ground, however you can not see much due to the effect. Normally, I dont know if you have seen my normal screenshots but the map looks perfectally normal.
Take a look at a screenshot
http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showthread.php?t=83310
Also, I was just looking at it from a work computer. It is super dark!!! Let me know, because on my home computer it is like daylight compared to there screenshots. I would like to make sure I just do not have my monitor at home/gamma turned up way high. I want to have a level that is not just a giant black spot.
It works 100% perfect most of the time on that computer. And I have 2 other computers it works on. But sometimes it just gets mad. However, on one of my computers I do notice a similar effect coming out of one of my torches when I am climbing down, however it only lasts for about a second and does not happen all the time.
My skybox is fine normally. I have never seen any problems with my skybox. That big white/yellow is the effect I am talking about. The view you are seeing is from a tower looking down twards the ground, however you can not see much due to the effect. Normally, I dont know if you have seen my normal screenshots but the map looks perfectally normal.
Take a look at a screenshot
http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showthread.php?t=83310
Also, I was just looking at it from a work computer. It is super dark!!! Let me know, because on my home computer it is like daylight compared to there screenshots. I would like to make sure I just do not have my monitor at home/gamma turned up way high. I want to have a level that is not just a giant black spot.
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It... Almost looks like a leak.
not necessarily. i mean....you had that problem with your water and you claimed not to have a leak....when in reality you did something real f***ed up instead. there are some technicalities to leaks that cant be found via the pointfile. try to run across your map and check anything that you think might be causing the problem....something along the lines (perhaps) of what you did to cause the water to not work way back when.
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When this effect occurs and you move your point of view around does it stay on your screen in the same location or does it move out of view? If it moves out of view then it is a problem with the map. If it stays on your monitor in the same location it is more likely that your video card is having problems such as overheating.
Next, based on the fact that the screenshot in your other thread is displaying the dark skybox properly I think it is safe to say that the problem resides in your skybox. I would suggest deleting all the brushes (should only be 6) involved in your skybox and reconstructing them. You also need to make sure that the brushes making up your skybox are defined as structural (the default setting) and not detail. Using detail brushes for your skybox will create a leak.
Next, based on the fact that the screenshot in your other thread is displaying the dark skybox properly I think it is safe to say that the problem resides in your skybox. I would suggest deleting all the brushes (should only be 6) involved in your skybox and reconstructing them. You also need to make sure that the brushes making up your skybox are defined as structural (the default setting) and not detail. Using detail brushes for your skybox will create a leak.
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Give the man his bsp.
noob
Well, I will try and read the entire internet, then I will be a smart noob
Or maybe dead Actually, it this may be the first time anyone ever asked this question on the internet? Well hmmmm.... or maybe it has been asked 103,000 http://www.google.com/search?num=20...:official&q=what+is+a+bsp+half+life+2&spell=1 oh well
Well, I will try and read the entire internet, then I will be a smart noob
Or maybe dead Actually, it this may be the first time anyone ever asked this question on the internet? Well hmmmm.... or maybe it has been asked 103,000 http://www.google.com/search?num=20...:official&q=what+is+a+bsp+half+life+2&spell=1 oh well 
