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RE: Is the git repo available? - Beefeater - 07-24-2010 Thanks DiaboliK, I got it working now ![]() Edit: Seems when I compiled, I did get an error: Code: + /home/erik/xonotic/all update-maps RE: Is the git repo available? - DiaboliK - 07-24-2010 That is not an error. Simply means you haven't checked out a map. So if you were to do: Code: ./all checkout savagex/courtfun EDIT: Also if you joined a server and don't have the same branch checked out as that server that is probably why you have missing particle effects/textures. RE: Is the git repo available? - Beefeater - 07-24-2010 Oh, okay! I'm lazy, is there a simple way to download the common maps, (I would guess the Nexuiz ones) because I have no maps at all in my map list? And my data.old is empty. RE: Is the git repo available? - rainerzufalldererste - 07-24-2010 just go on a server and download the map! in "%Xonotic%\data\xonotic-maps.pk3dir\.git\logs\refs\remotes\origin" are the maps! RE: Is the git repo available? - Flying Steel - 07-24-2010 (07-24-2010, 06:27 AM)parasti Wrote: Try removing xonotic-data.pk3dir entirely and then run ./all update. That should attempt to download that repository again. Hmm I thought I had already tried this but it seems to be working now. I think I see the source of the problem too. Every time my shitty internet connection goes down for a moment, bash isn't able to pick up where it left off with that particular directory download. So for each large directory, like xonotic-data, I need to get it all at once or else throw it away and start over. But then it should compile. Thanks for the help, parasti. RE: Is the git repo available? - Flying Steel - 07-25-2010 Okay so I have checked out a bunch of maps into my xonotic-maps.pk3dir directory, but when I try to compile or ./all update-maps, I get these errors-- Code: $ ./all update-maps And then none are available for me to "create" an offline/lan game with, like I could in nex. Other than the map source files of course, what do you need to compile maps downloaded form the git repo? Or is there something else I could be doing wrong? Also, is there anyplace to stick complete pk3 maps from nexuiz, so that a xonotic compile will recognize and allow you to create games on them? RE: Is the git repo available? - Flying Steel - 07-26-2010 Anyone. . .? RE: Is the git repo available? - Beefeater - 07-27-2010 Did you checkout the map branches while in xonotic/data/xonotic-maps.pk3dir, or were you in just xonotic? RE: Is the git repo available? - Flying Steel - 07-27-2010 (07-27-2010, 05:56 AM)Beefeater Wrote: Did you checkout the map branches while in xonotic/data/xonotic-maps.pk3dir, or were you in just xonotic? Correct, I did that and everything else exactly as you said to. That got me the maps (MAP and other assorted files) that I can see in the xonotic-maps.pk3dir/maps directory which weren't there before. So that much works. But now the maps won't compile and it gives me the above error. I might be able to isolate the problem if I knew what all the dependencies were, for compiling maps. Or if I could use compiled map pk3's from nexuiz, that'd be fine too, but I don't think that works with a checkout. RE: Is the git repo available? - Mr. Bougo - 07-28-2010 That means the current map sources are still in the autobuild queue. There's no .bsp available on the autobuild server yet. RE: Is the git repo available? - Flying Steel - 07-28-2010 Thanks for the info, I guess I just need to wait for the server then. Also got pk3 maps working. |