[NEEDS INFO] Custom map - Host Error: Mod_MAP_Mode: not yet implemented

I am using NetRadiant to create a map. I have an error on building the map but it seems to be non-critical. When trying to test the map I start Xonotic and type "map TEST.map" (the name of my map) in the command line. I then get this:

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Host Error: Mod_MAP_Mode: not yet implemented

I did some searching but have no idea how to solve the issue.

You need to compile the map from NetRadiant's Build menu, then you just type "map test".



As a side note, it's best to use lower case in filenames, so as to remain compatible with every OS.

Thank you Mario. I think then it is the build that fails. The first error message was:

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=== running build command ===
"/home/me/Desktop/netradiant-20150621-ubuntu15-x86_64/q3map2.x86" -v -connect 127.0.0.1:39000 -game xonotic -fs_basepath "/home/me/Xonotic/" -fs_homepath "/home/me/.xonotic/" -fs_game data -meta -v "/home/me/.xonotic/data/maps/test.map"
Gdk-CRITICAL **: IA__gdk_window_get_window_type: assertion 'GDK_IS_WINDOW (window)' failed

With a pop-up window:

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The connection timed out, assuming the build process failed
Make sure you are using a networked version of Q3Map?
Otherwise you need to disable BSP Monitoring in prefs.

So, I then disabled BSP monitoring and get this message without any error:

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Writing the compile script to '/home/me/.netradiant/1.5.0/qe3bsp.sh'
The build output will be saved in '/home/me/.netradiant/1.5.0/junk.txt'

But I cannot find a new map in /home/me/.xonotic/data/maps and see this in the terminal (now using lower case):

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]map test
SpawnServer: no map file named maps/test.bsp

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How did you install NetRadiant, from here? https://gitlab.com/xonotic/netradiant

I used this: http://ingar.satgnu.net/gtkradiant/ which is probably out dated.
I did try the GitLab method in your link but had this question which no one has responded to: https://gitlab.com/xonotic/netradiant/issues/81

I used this: http://ingar.satgnu.net/gtkradiant/ which is probably out dated.
I did try the GitLab method in your link but had this question which no one has responded to: https://gitlab.com/xonotic/netradiant/issues/81

Hi,
After you built NetRadiant on Ubuntu, go to the "build" directory and start "radiant.x86_64" (or whatever the name of the executable):

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cd build
./radiant.x86_64

If it doesn't work, make sure it has execute permissions:

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chmod +x radiant.x86_64