Is it possible to use a batch file in Linux? (no idea if possible) or does linux have an equivelant to .bat? like for raw compile of a map i mean…
@rem to use this batch file, drop a .map file on it or run it from a dos window:
@rem > compile <mapname>
@set Q3MAP_PATH="C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etmain\q3map2\q3map2.exe"
@set ET_PATH="C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory"
@set MAP_PATH="C:\Program Files\Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory\etmain\maps\mapname.map"
@set GEN_OPTIONS=-fs_basepath C:\wolfet -game et
@rem
%Q3MAP_PATH% -meta -mv 1024 -mi 6144 %GEN_OPTIONS% -v %MAP_PATH%
@pause
log checking is for looking for errors when somethings not working correctly, look for “error:could not find…(/insert error)”
…I think compile logs are saved in your /program files(/user)GtkRadiant x.x folder and not anywhere near etmain.
have you attempted compiling without -logging on? My old machine wouldn’t do any compiling with logging “on” , try turning it off and see if that helps 