[sC`boogiepanda]

i followed this guide and none of the urt_mrsentry stuff came up and it's a grey screen :/

This post has been edited by boogiepanda: 24 January 2010 - 10:11 AM

[xil.Skippy]

I think you need to place the urbanterror.def file into your C:\Program Files\GtkRadiant 1.5.0\q3.game\baseq3\

Try that and you should also get info_ut_spawn and other urban terror specific goodies!
Not sure why it needs to be in that directory, but a few others have had a similar issue and it solved the problem.

Also make sure when you go to File>Project Settings in GtkRadiant that you have:

Select Mod: Custom Quake III Modification
fs_game: q3ut4

This post has been edited by delisi: 23 January 2010 - 10:55 AM

[sC`boogiepanda]

Thanks, that solved my ut_mrsentry problem but what about the grey screen? Nothing shows up still...

[xil.Skippy]

I'm not sure what you mean about the gray screen, but do you see that console at the bottom of your GtkRadiant?
Stretch that window up a little and take a look at what is loading when you launch the application.

It's hard to tell what you might have set up incorrectly without seeing your folders. I would just suggest that you
double check the install instructions that BludShot created.

[sC`boogiepanda]

File structure

[f8`Fleuv]

read this tut. http://www.gamehead.nl/forums.html

(third step)

[sC`boogiepanda]

Fleuv, on 23 January 2010 - 12:16 PM, said:

read this tut. http://www.gamehead.nl/forums.html

(third step)

It's still really slow and nothing really shows up still.

This is the red error message:

Quote

Unable to find default tag file C:/Users/Richard/Desktop/UrTMap/GtkRadiant 1.5.0/q3.game/shadertags.xml. No tag support.

This post has been edited by boogiepanda: 23 January 2010 - 02:27 PM

[rfx]

The topic contains [solved], but after reading all posts it does not seem so?

It seems like it cannot initialize the OpenGL views properly, I've such problems on Linux; but never saw this on Windows. UrT itself works flawlessly at high FPS? If not, I'd suggest you update your graphic card drivers because it seems it has problem with the OpenGL drivers (just a guess though).

Could you maybe paste the complete console output? Other, non-red, message may still show relevant stuff to that issue.

[sC`boogiepanda]

I meant I already worked out the solution. I need to turn windows aero mode off.

[rfx]

boogiepanda, on 25 January 2010 - 06:47 PM, said:

I meant I already worked out the solution. I need to turn windows aero mode off.

Ahh, thanks for letting me know. Is aero mode same as desktop composition? I've added a workaround in my own version of ZeroRadiant for desktop composition and I'm wondering if that fixes it too.