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

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?

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".}

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

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.

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