Quick Question..

[namiz]

Im new, and i was wondering what/where can I find the command-line? Im trying to do a walktest articles in one of the documents but i dont know how to do this. I was also wondering if it just wasn't put in the lates binary release:

CrystalSpace099

Thanks,
Nate

[allpowerful32]

If you have windows, go start->run, and type in C:\(crystalspace instal dir)\walktest.exe (name of level) 
for example: C:\Libs\CS\walktest.exe terrainf

[jorrit]

Im new, and i was wondering what/where can I find the command-line? Im trying to do a walktest articles in one of the documents but i dont know how to do this. I was also wondering if it just wasn't put in the lates binary release:

CrystalSpace099

Thanks,
Nate

The commandline is part of your system. You can do as allpowerful suggested but easier is to just fire up cmd.exe (through run program) and then go to the right directory using 'cd' from where you can start walktest and others.

Greetings,

[namiz]

OK... thanks.


Edit: Is walktest included in the binary package? All i could find is the walktest demo.. I tried opening it on the command propmt and i got the following error message:

crystalspace.maploader.parse.map: Could not open map file 'world' on VFS

What did I do wrong?

Thanks,
Nate

[allpowerful32]

i find my way easier when testing a map.  Since the name and parameters of the executable are persistant (they stay there), one only has to go start->run and hit enter after typing it in the first time.  For other purposes, the cmd.exe way works better; i would agree.

[namiz]

Huh?

[allpowerful32]

that means "I like my way better".

[namiz]

So how would I do that? Your way...

Edit: How do i fix this error?

crystalspace.maploader.parse.map: Could not open map file 'world' on VFS

FIXED: I found out if I give the full path, it works

[allpowerful32]

read this thread,  and make sure all the stuff is set correctly (as described there):
http://community.crystalspace3d.org/forum/index.php/topic,999.0/topicseen.html

[namiz]

Hmm somthings not right... the directory to my map is c:\Program Files\CrystaSpace099\data\level

And in my vfs mount i put in:

VFS.Mount.lev/level = $@data$/level$/

Everything appears to be right but its not working.

CrystalSpace is compatible with XML right?

[allpowerful32]

what exactly are you doing to launch the program?

[namiz]

i go into the command prompt type in

 cd c:\Program Files\CrystalSpace099\

walktest.exe data\level\

Then i get the following error message:


crystalspace.maploader.parse.map: Could not open map file 'world' on VFS

[jorrit]

Are you doing this from the msys command prompt? Perhaps you should try that if you are not doing that.

Greetings,

[namiz]

This is the error message i recieve.. Stupid windows..




Is there an error in my XML page?

Code:

<world>
<plugins>
<plugin name="thing">crystalspace.mesh.loader.thing</plugin>
</plugins>
<textures>
<texture name="amethyst">
<file>amethyst.jpg</file>
</texture>
</textures>
<materials>
<material name="defaultWall">
<texture>amethyst</texture>
</material>
</materials>
<settings>
<clearzbuf>yes</clearzbuf>
<clearscreen>yes</clearscreen>
</settings>
<start name="Camera">
<sector>Scene</sector>
<position x="5" y="5" z="-5"/>
</start>
<sector name="Scene">
<light name="Lamp">
<center x="0" y="15" z="0"/>
<color red="1" green="1" blue="1"/>
<radius>30</radius>
</light>
<meshobj name="Room">
<plugin>thing</plugin>
<params>
<v x="10" y="0" z="10"/>
<v x="10" y="0" z="-10"/>
<v x="-10" y="0" z="-10"/>
<v x="-10" y="0" z="10"/>
<v x="10" y="20" z="10"/>
<v x="10" y="20" z="-10"/>
<v x="-10" y="20" z="-10"/>
<v x="-10" y="20" z="10"/>
<p>
<v>1</v>
<v>2</v>
<v>3</v>
<v>0</v>
<material>defaultWall</material>
<texmap>
<uv idx="0" u="1" v="0"/>
<uv idx="1" u="1" v="1"/>
<uv idx="2" u="0" v="1"/>
</texmap>
</p>
<p>
<v>7</v>
<v>3</v>
<v>2</v>
<v>6</v>
<material>defaultWall</material>
<texmap>
<uv idx="0" u="1" v="0"/>
<uv idx="1" u="1" v="1"/>
<uv idx="2" u="0" v="1"/>
</texmap>
</p>
<p>
<v>5</v>
<v>1</v>
<v>0</v>
<v>4</v>
<material>defaultWall</material>
<texmap>
<uv idx="0" u="1" v="0"/>
<uv idx="1" u="1" v="1"/>
<uv idx="2" u="0" v="1"/>
</texmap>
</p>
<p>
<v>5</v>
<v>6</v>
<v>2</v>
<v>1</v>
<material>defaultWall</material>
<texmap>
<uv idx="0" u="1" v="0"/>
<uv idx="1" u="1" v="1"/>
<uv idx="2" u="0" v="1"/>
</texmap>
</p>
<p>
<v>7</v>
<v>4</v>
<v>0</v>
<v>3</v>
<material>defaultWall</material>
<texmap>
<uv idx="0" u="1" v="0"/>
<uv idx="1" u="1" v="1"/>
<uv idx="2" u="0" v="1"/>
</texmap>
</p>
<p>
<v>4</v>
<v>7</v>
<v>6</v>
<v>5</v>
<material>defaultWall</material>
<texmap>
<uv idx="0" u="1" v="0"/>
<uv idx="1" u="1" v="1"/>
<uv idx="2" u="0" v="1"/>
</texmap>
</p>
</params>
</meshobj>
</sector>
</world>

[jorrit]

You have to use quotes around spaces like this:

cs "/c/program files CrystalSpace099/"

Greetings,