[SOLVED] Textures disappeared overnight?

Yesterday, I was working on a map. Everything was normal, and the textures were in place. Today, I merely renamed the folder (added .pk3dir to the end). Then, I opened Radiant. All the textures were gone. Furthermore, the default_shaderlist was empty. I copied the main shaderlist from xonotic-maps.pk3dir/scripts to that file, and restarted Radiant. Each and every texture was missing, except the ones from outside xonotic-maps.pk3dir.

...how can I fix this?

Rename it back?

I can't help you without knowing the exact content and name of that .pk3dir folder.

Well, this isn't the one-map-only issue, since I opened min_ctf1 afterwards, and the textures were missing too, so it's clearly a radiant thing. I'm using alienTRAP's custom build 1.5.0n-git-0c20b6e (Jun 2010) of NetRadiant. The pk3dir I'm talking about is the bad_ship -> bad_ship.pk3dir with my new map.

Hello? It's been a week since my last post, and I still haven't figured out what to do.

have you tried reinstalling Xonotic?

have you tried reinstalling Xonotic?

Well, I'm doing it right now. I'll also reinstall xonotic game pack for netradiant.

I sort of fixed it. The trick was to remove the xonotic-* prefix from ALL the pk3dirs that had it. I don't know why I had to do this, but it does seem to solve the problem. Yes, I know this isn't a tech support solution, but come on, it was like two weeks before I thought about doing this. I reinstalled Xonotic, I reinstalled Radiant two times, and only now I thought about this radical step.

Now it bugs me, why did I have to alter the names of important folders only to fix a problem of Radiant not listing textures? Was there an ignore file which accidentally triggered this? How can this be avoided?

Sorry i have no clue as to why this happens, but may i ask why you use a custom .pk3dir in the first place?

It's kinda like project dirs from programming. For each map or something else I make, I create a pk3dir for organisation of these files (ie. I did this first with Starship Fear, and saw it was good). Then, when I'm done, I compress these files straight from my project.

...but I don't think this may cause the problem...

Ah okay, sounds neat, thanks for clarifying that. Have you tried building and using the netradiant included with the Xonotic checkout?

No, I can't do the msys console for crap (although I'm thinking about switching to Linux)