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Content creation => Texturing and 2D Art => Topic started by: Rayek on July 10, 2015, 01:31:15 pm
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Dear Noggit comunity
i recently started with noggit again and readed the guides.
Made a little base played around with some textures and stuf.
then i made it into the patch-a and tryed it on my trinitycore server
but everytime i get to my location ingame its starting to crash.
Checked all Building already to see they where the problem.
but i maby think it gots to do with the textures. i once deleted
a whole squire. i dont know if this wil make any diffrent with it
and yes i tryed to search the problem before making this thread.
( i think the problems is somewhere with the texture )
Kind Regards
Rayek
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I hate just quoting a link and telling you to use the search function but you really could've saved yourself the time.
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2971 (http://modcraft.io/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2971" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)
Ascathos wrote:
This is one of the more hairy topics to approach. However, I have a failsafe way to handle it. Basically, each chunk can contain 4 textures (each on a layer), which each can have a specific applied groundeffect ID. The ID is further defined within the .dbc, however, this is not important. The most important thing is simple; Wow tries to visual a groundeffect for a texture that is not existing. On a chunk with 3 layers, but 4 ground effects noted, it is bound to lead to a "false", leading to a crash.
A simple fix is easy; simply use the texture painter, apply some texture, set it to some size but the lowest speed and apply it onto the adt, until every chunk has 4 layers. The crashes stop.
Another possibility is to remove all the groundeffects IDs (MCLY) for every chunk, or even specific chunks, to avoid the problem. Refer to the 010 Editor for that.
The last one is to completely change the groundeffects according to needs. Either by hex, or getting a tool (post it once you have it.)
Refer to this section, basically make sure each Chunk of your ADT has 4 textures, sounds like you're editing Blizz ADT's and this happens almost always, if not -Always- so just check all your Chunks, then open up the texture painter, set opacity and pressure to 0 or closest and paint over the whole ADT until each chunk has 4 textures.
It won't effect your edit's as long as you make sure your brush settings are fine, but as always keep backups and recognise this isn't a permanent fix, and can cause problems later so plan around them and again, backup!
Good luck on fixing your problem and promise to check out that link I put at the top!
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Ok thnx il try it out and see if i can get it fixed :)
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No worries, just let us know if you fix it and mark as solved if you do, preferably with how you fixed it for other people! ^^