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Is there a way to make an object and save it as a prefab for later use?
Where can I get the original quake levels in .map format to open up in Radiant?
Where can I get the original quake levels in .map format to open up in Radiant?
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-- Quake 1 BSP Importer for Blender -- 2.67
by Andrew Palmer 2013.06
https://projects.blender.org/tracker...8&group_id=153
And export as well... 2.61
http://forums.thedarkmod.com/topic/1...export-to-map/
But you should read the tuts on Katsbits about the .map format to get a good feel for it if you REALLY want to do that we have done it here since blender 2.45 using Kat's tuts.
http://www.katsbits.com/tutorials/bl...vel-editor.php
.obj or .ase would likely be less demanding as GB walked me through an .ase path in which I successfully imported a heightmap with over 5000 polys that I was making from photos of Greek artifacts.
I would of course try Noesis for any conversion if I had no interest in learning anything new.
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Yeah, you can save prefabs as .map and .obj format, although I use Netradiant and I'm not sure if it's the same in GTK.
Netradiant comes with a plugin that allows you to export selected brushes to .obj format (brushexport IIRC).
You can also simply save something as .map and later paste that into another map.
The original Quake map sources are here:
http://planetromero.com/2006/10/quak...urces-released
TBH you could have found them with a web search as well.
And here's a brushexport tutorial I wrote a while ago:
https://spawnhost.wordpress.com/tuto...to-obj-and-q3/Comment
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I'm having a hard time trying to find NetRadiant, to tell the truth. A lot of broken links out there in Quake land.Comment
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Ingar's NetRadiant packages
Ingar's NetRadiant packages
I don't remember if the Quake gamepack (q1.game) comes with Netradiant; if it's not in there, you can download all the individual gamepacks from the files archive on that page:
Index of /gtkradiant/files
Hope that helps. I have outlined the installation and configuration of gamepacks here:
Quake 1 Radiant tutorial | spawnhost
If you have questions, just ask.Comment
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