Bugs to be fixed

[Josh_Borke]

is anyone working on getting navmeshes working with RB?
i got it to make the navmesh so far, i'll work on getting it to print out tmrrw

-- edit --
i have it so that it generates the mesh file and can print it out for debugging purposes. will work more later. if anyone wants to help, let me know

all credit goes to PMB. you rock

[stefanhendriks]

I also heard evy made something , but it is not finished yet. It seems to generate node's out of the world, instead of nav meshes.

Originally Posted by stefanhendriks

I also heard evy made something , but it is not finished yet. It seems to generate node's out of the world, instead of nav meshes.

Indeed, I mostly finished this kind of mixed approach. Read a BSP file, find walkable surfaces, waypoint them + add spawnpoints nodes + handle the ladder. Based on Botman & PMB code.

If you want I can commit them in a Bsp2Rbn subdirectory in the CVS repository.

Works fine with de_aztec, cs_siege and mostly with mindmaze2

-eric

[MusicMan]

please do so

[stefanhendriks]

evy you can submit this ofcourse as a sub-project (in a sub-dir). No problems with that

Originally Posted by stefanhendriks

evy you can submit this ofcourse as a sub-project (in a sub-dir). No problems with that

Committed in CVS under directory Bsp2Rbn.

Comments are welcome don't be too harsh ???

It seems to work on Linux (do not have a Windows compiler) and for maps like de_aztec, cs_siege, ...

Comments are welcome but I'll be out of email (vacations!!!) until 16/17 of July.

-eric

[Josh_Borke]

nvm

--edit--
er

  cvs -d etc checkout realbot
  cd realbot/Bsp2Rbn
  make
  make: *** No rule to make target `Bsp2Rbn.o', needed by `Bsp2Rbn'.  Stop.

removed the Bsp2Rbn.o requirement and now it cannot find paklib.h
also cannot find studio_model.h

Oups... Sorry.

The two missing files have just been added as well as Bsp2Rbn.cpp which was also missing (which was the issue with Makefile).
:'(

-eric

[Josh_Borke]

er, thx for the fix but now I get

util.cpp: In function `void UTIL_BuildFileNameRB(char *, char *)':
 util.cpp:543: implicit declaration of function `int basename(...)'
 util.cpp:543: assignment to `char *' from `int' lacks a cast

HTH
nice work btw

Originally Posted by Josh_Borke

er, thx for the fix but now I get

util.cpp: In function `void UTIL_BuildFileNameRB(char *, char *)':
util.cpp:543: implicit declaration of function `int basename(...)'
util.cpp:543: assignment to `char *' from `int' lacks a cast

Ooups again, looks like Windows & Linux compiler have different sensitivity level 8o
Fixed in CVS, there was a missing

#include <libgen.h>

-eric