Some texturing resizing after compiling

[Idakus]

I've found that some textures stretch parameter seems to change when I compile and play a map. I'm a newb at this, but I have tried to narrow the problem down to a simple example. The first image here is of a small room I built in radiant. all walls have e7/e7sbrickfloor except for one. The other wall* is e7/e7sbrickfloor_bump.


*Note this is just an example texture. The next image on this post is what happens when I compile and play the map in Nexuiz. The problem occurs also with full color textures that I create myself. I've tried 256x256 and 512x512 textures, and they get squished down to 64x64. Here's what this looks like running in Nex.



Funny thing, is that if I choose a different texture in e7, say e7/e7bricks01.jpg, the resizing doesn't happen. I've googled forums, looked at the .map files, and the radiant and nexuiz source code, and haven't been able to find what the solution. Here's a link to the .map and .bsp.

ttest.bsp
ttest.map

I feel like I'm missing something simple, care to give a clue?

Cheers,

-I
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[Revenant]

I've had this problem before and I think it was something to do with wrong paths set up. Did you ever have it working properly? If you did, just make sure you have the right project selected (.proj). If its never worked, try using tZorks Nexuiz-radiant thingy.

[Idakus]

I'll give tZorks radiant stuff a try. I'm running a 1.5 radiant build I somehow got working on linux this past April, so I'll update my svn and apply his patch. Thanks.

[TVR]

I believe the problem lies in the use of texture superfixed with _<word>, these aren't textures, these are actually informing the radiant of where on a texture to apply effects [bump maps, gloss, normal maps, etc.]

Otherwise, tell us about the compiling parameters you've used.

[Idakus]

I've got it working. In short it was a problem with my directories, thanks for the good hint in that direction.

Looks like tZork's patch is included in 1.5. I did a new check out and it generally worked out of the box. I had to build with g++-4.1, because g++-4.2 was stricter on some of the opengl header syntax concerning GLVoid something or other. After that, it built and came up.

The problem I was having with the textures is that I was creating the textures under $HOME/.nexuiz/data/textures and not /usr/share/games/nexuiz/data/textures. I made some links to have only one set of directories and all is well in textureland. Thanks a bunch.

[divVerent]

For the directory problem, do this:

mkdir ~/.q3a
ln -snf ~/.nexuiz/data ~/.q3a/data

Then q3map2 should find your files when called from Radiant. The problem is that ~/.q3a is hardcoded in q3map2, and does not follow the Radiant settings.