Power of 2 - something wrong?" export error

#1 Did you create this map in Constructor or another program to import into Constructor? One of the things that I'm wondering is how you created the curved steps as a single brush rather than it being split up. Did you, by chance, export it as a .map file from a 3D modeling package (Max, Maya, Blender, TrueSpace, Lightwave) or use something like unwrap3D to generate it from another package? Then loaded it into Constructor and saved the .csx file?

#2 Made in Torque Constructor 1.0.3

Curved Steps - I build basic tube and used knife tool

#3 Ah, that makes sense. .map exporters from polysoup applications generating interesting data are the first conclusion I jump to when I see geometry that doesn't necessarily look like it was created in a csg app.

Did you check the console to see if there was something nasty in there. I didn't see anything the seemed amis upon scanning.

I saved it as a .map file and then reloaded it. It seems that a *LOT* of brushes were malformed. Some of the ceiling segments were the biggest offenders. Did you do any vertex manipulations or anything when creating the brushes?

#4 Well if you put a texture on it, the texture must be a power of 2, here are some:

2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024... Remember, it needs to be pixels in powers of 2.

#5 I retextured the entire map when I opened it since the texture wasn't included in the zip. The problem is the brushes, not the texture in this case.

#6 Malformed I'm not sure covers it.. seems there are many brushes... going to take another look.

#7 Geometry_scale non-power of two?

edit: I think this is your problem.. check it.. yours is set inappropriately so after I changed it to 32.. exported fine.


Good Luck,

LK

#8 Very thanks all , its going .

#9 Ah-ha! Yes! Great job Andrew.