I am looking very much forward for a stable and working development tool. But I am still concerned.

Ghostcrawler went from Marine Biology to Age of Empire Modding and got a job at Blizzard. Daniel leaver joined Media Molecule after having done half life 2 mods.

Modding isn't illegal. Profiting from stolen content is. which we are not, so our portfolio should include mods that we've made.

It's like a model using home pictures to apply for a model job.

a writer who has written small stories from different universes to apply to be a historian at Blizzard.

It is a very valid thing to represent. "Oh I programmed the tool that made everyone capable of doing great mods and content for World of Warcraft modding" - That's a big accomplishment, Companies are looking for ways to improve the tool that artists use, Blizzard being one of those. Create a functional and innovative tool, and they'll smile when they see it.

You will have to move all models at least a little bit to add this red kind of bounding box which is required for generating server map data.

Hmm that's a bummer.

Versions less than 1.3 write model data incorrectly, so later you will have difficulties in generating mmaps/vmaps. Also there is a UID bug in old versions. So, if we somehow make 1.4 not to remove models we won't face these bugs anymore as they are already fixed.

But if I load the map up in a later version before adding it to the game, will it be able to render the maps?

Okay, then contact me on skype as live:skarnproject and let me know if you find someone to help with this. Now these are not really huge bugs but model removal makes 1.4 senseless. Sometimes it just begines ruining your work by removing models from your map.

I totally agree, despite all the good features I still use the 1.1 version to place my doodads, simply because I know all the bugs in it and how to work around them, so I feel comfortable working with it, despite being outdated and not really that great.

I just played around with the new noggit yesterday, and I liked it a lot. The 'fix gap' tool doesn't always fix gaps, I assume it's because some gaps are calculated different to others?

I also saw you added vertex shading, is there a possibility that you could continue the development of it, so perhaps we could get a pressure modifier? (No clue whether that's possible).

Keep up the good work ^^

I like this a lot. I find cities really hard to make because of the structure. Talking about structure, is there a chance that you could give us a overview of the city, showing its structure and what your thoughtprocess was?