10-09-2011, 11:41
Hello
New tutorial, this tutorial is probably the uselest thing ever made,
, is only usefull for modders that want to load sp maps in aiw2 and they dont have a d3dbsp file, I hope that @Nukem makes his 
1337 Maploader soon. A d3dbsp file is a file that contains the coordinates of stuff like paths, entities, some world setup and shit like that.
You need for this:
- Notepad
- FFViewer
- Hex Editor(I use HxD)
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- Patience
Lets extract it:
1-Open FFViewer.
2-Open with FFViewer the FF file of the map you want to extract the d3dbsp file of.
3-Now you will have in the folder where you had the map FF file a new file called: mp_mapname-extract.
4-Open the extracted file with a hex editor.
5-Search the word: skycolor , all d3dbsp files start with skycolor, I am taking the example of rust, you will find this(this is not cleaned yet), this is the start of the d3dbsp file:
6-Now comes the loooooooong part, just click and start scrolling down until you see the last }, after it, will be all weird symbols without sense, there is where it ends.
7-Copy all the huge selected thing.
8-Create a new window in the hex editor(Control+N in HxD).
9-Paste it there, with paste write, it will say you if you want to modify the size of the new file, say yes. You will say all pasted there in red, but the text has lot of "...".
10-Click on Save As, select any place on your pc(whatever you want) and call the file like this: mp_mapname.d3dbsp.ents. My example will be rust, so: mp_rust.d3dbsp.ents. With SP maps, the names of the maps dont have mp_ before, so just called them like this: so_ghillies.d3dbsp.ents, oilrig.d3dbsp.ents or whatever.
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12-Finished, you have your d3dbsp file extracted, it has no spaces, but you can add them if you need them, is not necesary.
Ill upload the d3dbsp file of the example: mp_rust
Thats it, in the d3dbsp file you can find many interesting info such as coordinates of stuff(bombs, spawnpoints...), targets(to make collisions), path nodes and other stuff. You can modify parametres, add and remove things.
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New tutorial, this tutorial is probably the uselest thing ever made,
, is only usefull for modders that want to load sp maps in aiw2 and they dont have a d3dbsp file, I hope that @Nukem makes his 1337 Maploader soon. A d3dbsp file is a file that contains the coordinates of stuff like paths, entities, some world setup and shit like that.You need for this:
- Notepad
- FFViewer
- Hex Editor(I use HxD)
-
- Patience
Lets extract it:
1-Open FFViewer.
2-Open with FFViewer the FF file of the map you want to extract the d3dbsp file of.
3-Now you will have in the folder where you had the map FF file a new file called: mp_mapname-extract.
4-Open the extracted file with a hex editor.
5-Search the word: skycolor , all d3dbsp files start with skycolor, I am taking the example of rust, you will find this(this is not cleaned yet), this is the start of the d3dbsp file:
Code:
{."skycolor" "0.87 0.94 1"."skylight" ".56"."_color" "0.960784 0.827451 0.647059"."ambient" ".01"."classname" "worldspawn"."sundirection" "-20 -12 0"."suncolor" "0.960784 0.827451 0.647059"."sunlight" "1.5".}6-Now comes the loooooooong part, just click and start scrolling down until you see the last }, after it, will be all weird symbols without sense, there is where it ends.
7-Copy all the huge selected thing.
8-Create a new window in the hex editor(Control+N in HxD).
9-Paste it there, with paste write, it will say you if you want to modify the size of the new file, say yes. You will say all pasted there in red, but the text has lot of "...".
10-Click on Save As, select any place on your pc(whatever you want) and call the file like this: mp_mapname.d3dbsp.ents. My example will be rust, so: mp_rust.d3dbsp.ents. With SP maps, the names of the maps dont have mp_ before, so just called them like this: so_ghillies.d3dbsp.ents, oilrig.d3dbsp.ents or whatever.
11-
12-Finished, you have your d3dbsp file extracted, it has no spaces, but you can add them if you need them, is not necesary.
Ill upload the d3dbsp file of the example: mp_rust
Thats it, in the d3dbsp file you can find many interesting info such as coordinates of stuff(bombs, spawnpoints...), targets(to make collisions), path nodes and other stuff. You can modify parametres, add and remove things.
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