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- http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Q3Map2
- hjaelp: / og \ er det samme i cmd.exe
- hjaelp: q3 kan ogsaa vaere q3a (ved ikke)
- hjaelp: -game <quake3|wolf|et|etut|ef|jk2|ja|sof2|tenebrae|qfusion>
- Decompiling into a .map
- Q3Map2 can decompile a .bsp into a .map. This procedure is by no means perfect, and you should never take anything from others maps, but decompiling is map is good to "see how it's done".
- 1.Put the .bsp that you want to decompile into the same directory as q3map2.exe
- 2.Open the command prompt and browse to the folder which contains the .bsp and q3map2.exe
- 3.Type
- eksempel:
- q3map2 -game [game abbreviation] -convert -format map [name of the bsp file].bsp
- *So if the .bsp is called testmap.bsp and you use Jedi Academy, you use this:
- q3map2 -game ja -convert -format map testmap.bsp
- (q3map2 -game q3 -convert -format map mapname.bsp)
- *You should then find a .map in the same folder as q3map2.exe and the .bsp.
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- All previous answers are correct.
- I'll just simplify it by doing it in single lines...
- First, let's assume your *Insert Name* is 'YOURNAME'
- 1. Start > Run
- Type "cmd" (without the quotes) then press {Enter} or press [OK]
- A black window should appear with the a blinking cursor
- 2. Type "cd\users\YOURNAME\My Documents" (without the quotes) then press {Enter}
- The text prompt should be changed to what you have typed
- To see the files in that directory, type "dir" (without the quotes) and press {Enter}
- To know how to use other switches of "dir" command, type "dir /?" (without the quotes)
- To rename a file, say there's a file called 'myfile.txt', type "ren myfile.txt myrenamedfile.abc" (without the quotes) then press {Enter}
- It is now named 'myrenamedfile.abc'
- type "dir" (without the quotes) then {Enter} to see if it is
- To copy a file (or files) to another directory (or to another filename), type "copy myrenamedfile.abc mycopiedfile.log" (without the quotes) then press {Enter}
- To know how to use other switches of "copy", type "copy /?" (without the quotes)
- type "dir" (without the quotes) then {Enter} to see
- To delete a file, type "del /?" (without the quotes) then {Enter} to see how to use it
- Cheers!
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