Weather in non-weathered map

kibito87 · Post by **kibito87** » Fri Jul 04, 2008 8:31 am

It's in the sky tag. It has RGB values that you can edit to change the color of the fog. If you want white, change them all to 1. Some maps have different kinds of fogs, active fogs that move I believe. If you want that in your map you need to transfer the [fpch] tag. I believe Backwash has it for reference. You will also need to add the fog chunk into the sky tag if you want the active fog in a map that doesn't have it.

Finalkeyblader · Post by **Finalkeyblader** » Fri Jul 04, 2008 1:19 pm

Would it be too much trouble if I asked you for a sppf or serenity patch for turf with white fog and snow?
This all sounds very confusing, and I don't know anything about transferring tags to other maps. Also I can't even use this tutorial because whenever I decompile, nothing happens and after about 10 minutes it gives me an error message and closes. Of course I know it isn't the tutorial's fault. It must be something wrong with my computer or the program because I have all of the needed maps in the same folder and everything.

fudgy · Post by **fudgy** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 2:09 am

i did everything right, but it wont let me rebuild...it wont let me browse and select the following file. "headlong.scenario_structure_bsp" should i delete "_structure_bsp" from it and inject that? idk what to do

kibito87 · Post by **kibito87** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 6:42 am

What won't let you choose the file? h2guerilla? Also you will be wanting to rebuild the scenario not the bsp. The scenario should be decompiled in the same folder as your structure bsp. So what you are looking for to rebuild would be something like...headlong.scenario. That is all.

fudgy · Post by **fudgy** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 11:22 am

kibito87 wrote:What won't let you choose the file? h2guerilla? Also you will be wanting to rebuild the scenario not the bsp. The scenario should be decompiled in the same folder as your structure bsp. So what you are looking for to rebuild would be something like...headlong.scenario. That is all.

but when i open headlong.scenario, it doesnt have the weather pallette, and the visual thing.

so i used the files you were using witht he extra addon.

Eaton · Post by **Eaton** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 11:25 am

fudgy wrote:
kibito87 wrote:What won't let you choose the file? h2guerilla? Also you will be wanting to rebuild the scenario not the bsp. The scenario should be decompiled in the same folder as your structure bsp. So what you are looking for to rebuild would be something like...headlong.scenario. That is all.
but when i open headlong.scenario, it doesnt have the weather pallette, and the visual thing.

so i used the files you were using witht he extra addon.

You open the structure BSP file. Not the scenario.

fudgy · Post by **fudgy** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 11:44 am

Eaton wrote:
fudgy wrote:
kibito87 wrote:What won't let you choose the file? h2guerilla? Also you will be wanting to rebuild the scenario not the bsp. The scenario should be decompiled in the same folder as your structure bsp. So what you are looking for to rebuild would be something like...headlong.scenario. That is all.
but when i open headlong.scenario, it doesnt have the weather pallette, and the visual thing.

so i used the files you were using witht he extra addon.
You open the structure BSP file. Not the scenario.

oh well the .sbsp file doesnt have any of the tags

like "weather pallete" or "visual mesh or w.e"

fudgy · Post by **fudgy** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 12:35 pm

ok. do i open, headlong.scenario?
and then backwash.scenario?

but headlong.scenario doesnt have the weather pallette part >:|

kibito87 · Post by **kibito87** » Wed Dec 24, 2008 2:54 pm

I don't have the programs on my un-rar'ed on my computer so I can't tell you for sure but I do believe you need to open both "headlong.scenario_structure_bsp" and "backwash.scenario_structure_bsp". Put them side by side as I did in the tutorial. They do contain what is needed to reference the weather.

See in my tutorial I opened lockout's bsp and coagulations. Coagulation doesn't come standard with the weather pallete. As you can see it has nothing next to it for a number. Lockout's (looking at the picture" has a 0 which is what the snow is. Now all you need to do is (with backwash opened up) is find the weather pallete and click the copy button that is next to it. Then paste that into headlongs.

If this is too hard to understand upload a picture of what your backwash and headlong sbsp files look like when you open them in guerilla.