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Lost all textures in Radient???


L'Equa Sinar

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Hi there, i was just testing a small level i made on JKradient, basically trying to learn how to use it all, and when i went to textures drop down menu, the list of textures to choose from had totally dissappeared, i have no idea why it happened or how to fix it? Can someone tell me, please?

 

Thanks.

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You could try to rename the assets0.pk3 to assets0.zip for a moment. If you have enough hard drive space, unzip the huge file in to the /base folder. After it is done (it will take a few) rename it back to assets0.pk3.

 

After it is done, look for the folder ../base/textures. Then go into JK2Radiant and make sure the map's File > Project Settings for the field 'texturepath' is pointing to that folder. So 'texturepath' would look something like e:\jk2\GameData\\base\textures

 

After this change, save the map again, exit JK2Radiant and re-enter it. Then look in the Textures menu and see if things are okay. JK2Radiant seems to scan files when it starts up, without any messages, but I think when it is doing this it is looking at all the files in /base. If all goes well and there is enough RAM, the editor should appear after (delay will vary based on computer configuration).

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Thanks, i'll try that, currently rdient aint working for me, keeps trying to load a project that no longer exists, so it brings up a dialogue box for about 1/2 second then it just hangs and aits there..for me to close it manually via ctrl+alt+del anyone know any ways aroudn THIS? Or how to find the registry keys for radient?

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Make sure that in your project settings under the "basepath" field, you're pointing it to "c:\*\*\gamedata\base". Accounting for whatever directory you have the game installed. If the basepath isn't set correctly then it won't matter where you point you're "texturepath" to. I had this problem yesterday (I just intalled JK2Radiant) and I couldn't get the textures to show, I kept playing with the "texturepath" settings to no avail, then finally I corrected the "basepath" settings and Wala, it worked.

Oh, and you shouldn't need to unzip your .pk3 files, but if you want to go for it. It won't hurt you.

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