Worldspawn settings Options

[Goosefly]

Hey does anyone know the worldspawn settings for tuchola forest it's ideal for the new map I'm working on but I cannot find it anywhere and I can't seem to reach ScrapyardBob. If anyone knows pls let me know!!!!!!

Thanks guys

[steel]

I just looked inside the pk3 and didn't see them either. So, I thought, maybe they are part of the ahz vehicles, but no, I didn't see them in there either. This is wierd.

What this would mean is that he's leaving them up to the coduo default worldspawns, wouldn't it?

[steel]

I knew the worldspawn settings had to be in there somewhere, and of course I found it, when I decoded the mp_uo_tuchola_b3.gsc.

Here they are:

{."script_group" "1".
"minlightcolor"" ".55 .61 .66".
"minlight" "0 .20".
"_color" ".95 .98 1".
"sundirection" "-40 12 0 0".
"ambient" "0.30".
"diffuserfraction" "0.25".
"suncolor" ".95".98 1".
"sundiffusecolor" ".55 .61 .66".
"sunlight" "0.75".
"northyaw" "-80".
"classname" "worldspawn".}

[Goosefly]

Hey Steel>

Hey man thank you for the info, it worked very well. thanks for doing that for me, the map looks much better now with those settings.

I was wondering if you could tell me how to decode those files the way you did because there are a couple of things that I want to look at!

Thank you again my man.

Cheers
Goose

[steel]

Sure thing. First, as I'm sure you already know, you can explore any pk3 by using an unzipper without disturbing the file at all. I use winrar. Right-click on the file and just do an "open with winrar."

Exploring the file is now simple, just looks like any other folders & file structure, only you are peeking inside of the pk3.

Next, I use a freebie editor called PSPad Editor. Right-click on any file and do an "open with PSPad Editor." PSPad Editor will let you see a file a bunch of different ways, and it also is great for coding in php, html, or tons of other formats; it actually shows you or can auto-complete. For instance, if you're writing html, and you type <br, it will auto-complete this to add the extra > to the end.

In the case of a binary or hex file such as mp_uo_tuchola_b3.gsc, if there is embedded ascii, it will show up as a separate column in PSPad Editor, in good old plaintext. Voila'!

Glad I could help.

[Goosefly]

Thanks Steel, I'll give it a go. If I have any other questions I will make a new post in the general discussions forum. Thank you for all the help so far, it's been a lot of help.

Cheers
Goose