From: jcaesar@mediaone.net To: Reply-To: ml@qoole.com Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 18:11:23 -0800 Subject: Re: QBSP3 Error Message Question I finally figured out what this was by loading my map into Quark. Another error caused by this is sometimes the brush is not visible error. Essentially, it could be called a "polyhedron with no contents" In other words, all the points listed are creating only a single vertex, or, have become a "points of singularity" (and yes I do mean points). You can't enlarge it. All you can do is get a program like QERadiant, to find the particular brush, and delete it (until Qoole has this function). Best thing... leave it alone if your map runs okay. -----Original Message----- From: Colin Barker To: ml@qoole.com Date: Tuesday, March 03, 1998 1:19 PM Subject: Re: QBSP3 Error Message Question > >-----Original Message----- >From: The Bible Family >To: Mailing List Qoole >Date: 03 March 1998 6:34 am >Subject: QBSP3 Error Message Question > > >>I'm using the QBSP3.EXE program to compile my newly created map and I'm >>getting the following message: >> >>WARNING: node with unbound volume. >> >>I found two brushes that have X and Y sizes, but no Z size. Is this the >>problem since they're not truly three dimensional??? >> >>Also, does anyone know of a good source to get compile references. I've >>already checked out www.planetquake.com/rust. >> >>Thanks in advance... >>Paul >> >> > >When I got this error, I was told, if it does not harm your level (as in the >compiling wise, eg vis and rad), then I was told to leave it be (I come up >with about 2000 of these node probs now, it just take an extra second to >compile though). The x, y, z size I have no idea about, I think that it is >wierd, and what I think is to delete the brush and re-make the brush, but >check around before you listen to me! > >Colin > >P.S >If you would like to see a level that had the node error, look at the >homepage below and download the ltest1.zip level, as you can see there is >nothing to drasticly wrong about it, apart from my editing!) >-- >Come to my web page, http://www.frag.com/blueprint >Blue Print Productions. >The page which is absolutly usless at the moment! > > >