That means that the object can not be selected all at once. When Trenchbroom exports a model it keeps the shapes separate. In Trenchbroom objects are built using brushes and usually there are many brushes that constitute one object. Those had many shapes merged in one using 3D software. Many building in the game are considered to be a single object by the engine. The newly imported object should be there. If the model was created not far from the center of coordinates in Trenchbroom it will be placed somewhere around 0,0,0 coordinates in the game, which is the center of the map. Select Cancel when asked to delete models, that will keep the rest of the map intact. To import the model click on the Import button. Once the game is loaded press alt + F1 and open any internal map. Needs to be placed at the /Scripts/General directory. Follow the steps for installation of MMEditor, afterwards run the game once to generate the required files and directories.įor MMEditor to correctly process the model the following script: mtl.lua MMEditor is used for editing maps in the game. That will export the entire map regardless of what is selected.ĭoing that will create 2 files. Once the object is finished export the model by using File -> Export -> Wavefront OBJ. More information can be found in the Making invisible walls section. To solve that the colliding parts can be masked using _Invisible_ texture. Make a house / building in Trenchbroom -> Import in MMEditor -> Place it manually -> repeatįaces / segments of the object that are really close to each other will blink / flicker / disappear in-game. The example of pipeline will be something like that: Instead it may be better to just make objects one by one and then import and place them using MMEditor. Since MMEditor handles making terrain that is compatible with Might and Magic out of box then making outdoor maps completely in Trenchbroom is not really necessary.
The texture can be made in any image editor and then loaded within any texture collection. The texture itself can be anything, the only rule is that it has to be named exactly like that. The texture is already included in the pre-made texture pack, it is in the texture collection named mmeditor. Marking faces using texture named "_Invisible_" will ensure that the face is not visible in the game. Hiding faces is a nice way to make invisible walls and movement helpers (like ramps for example).
To get the most consistent results untick Texture Lock and UV lock in the Edit menu: (As a workaround for all that a duplicate of the texture is usually created and altered in some editor to get a rotated / flipped / scaled version of the texture) Importing a model like that will lead to inconsistent results between the editor and the game. None of that will be applied after the model is exported. Most of them are tied to texture mapping. Might and Magic engine has its own limitations that are not present in Quake engine. Creating maps with Trenchbroom Introduction Mapping limitations Once the texture collection is loaded the textures should be visible in the Texture Browser.įrom now on the process is very similar to making a custom map for Quake, so the general tutorials for Trenchbroom apply. Open the Face tab and in the Texture Collections section double click on any available texture collection. The textures will be added once at least one texture collection is imported. And set the path for Might and Magic preset to the texture pack (the folder that contains the textures directory).Īfter the path to textures is set Trenchbroom will be able to load all the texture collections within the directory. Now Trenchbroom needs a path where the textures are stored. If the configuration files worked then the new entry will be visible when creating a new map:
#Magic maps for magic walls zip file#
To add this configuration: extract the ZIP file into the Trenchbroom/Games directory. That can be solved by creating a custom game configuration file. Trenchbroom configuration īy default it seems that BMP image support in Trenchbroom is not enabled.
#Magic maps for magic walls how to#
More information on how to make a custom texture pack can be found on the Discussion page. There are pre-made texture collections for Trenchbroom:
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