S steyrboy Guest Jan 30, 2005 #1 This is my first tutorial, so feedback is encouraged and welcomed. http://www.gam220.com/tutorials/tutorial.htm
This is my first tutorial, so feedback is encouraged and welcomed. http://www.gam220.com/tutorials/tutorial.htm
P phool@modeling Newbie Joined Jan 26, 2005 Messages 49 Reaction score 0 Jan 30, 2005 #2 Thank you, I was really waiting for something like this. Can't comment on it atm as it is very late here. But I'll check it out mate. :thumbs:
Thank you, I was really waiting for something like this. Can't comment on it atm as it is very late here. But I'll check it out mate. :thumbs:
T thereisaspoon Newbie Joined Nov 3, 2004 Messages 263 Reaction score 0 Jan 30, 2005 #3 this tutorial is outdated, it uses the old sdk format Theres a newer and better technique on how to compile models, maps and textures.
this tutorial is outdated, it uses the old sdk format Theres a newer and better technique on how to compile models, maps and textures.
S steyrboy Guest Jan 30, 2005 #4 Point me to the right direction, This is the only way I have found to do it so far.
T thereisaspoon Newbie Joined Nov 3, 2004 Messages 263 Reaction score 0 Jan 31, 2005 #5 http://www.valve-erc.com/srcsdk/general/content_directory_structure.html the vproject way is only useful if used to compile things directly in a custom mod folder.
http://www.valve-erc.com/srcsdk/general/content_directory_structure.html the vproject way is only useful if used to compile things directly in a custom mod folder.
S steyrboy Guest Jan 31, 2005 #6 true, but its good just to show the variable and what it does. Also, having it described will make sure the reader will get the end result, and not have problems along the way.
true, but its good just to show the variable and what it does. Also, having it described will make sure the reader will get the end result, and not have problems along the way.
S steyrboy Guest Jan 31, 2005 #7 I just followed that link, it just shows you where the tools are, and not how to use them.
