Lol, I've seen that before when I was doing mutiple skies on a map. During the process one of them turned out looking like that but I can't remember how I fixed it.
For now I would recommend re-running radiosity. You may need to get some of the original files and delete the ones you modified too but I'm not sure on that.
Might just be your graphics card or something of that nature... I got the same pattern throughout the campaign when playing HPC on a laptop.
No, it's not the graphics card, I could run Halo "fine" before.
I'll just try and re-radiosity, this time without HEK+ though, see if that changes anything.
I run radiosity from within Sapien with the halo command prompt. Its probably not the best way to do it but it works for me.
radiosity_quality 0
radiosity_start
radiosity_save
Yeah, that's what I did the first time. But I was more interested in quality 1 and seeing as Sapien already runs so slow on my PC I decided to use HEK+
Doing lightmaps in tool might be a bit easier on your comp since you don't have sapien running in the background.
sometimes you have to re-export the BSP because it still uses the same uv coordinates for the lightmaps as the last time, instead of redoing them. Just run it in tool. It happens on lower power processors and graphics cards.
some say that he pose's as Wave of lag on an internet forum, and that yelling into phones gives him sexual powers!
all we know, is he's called the Stig.
I think you guys misread my post - I did my radiosities twice, once with Sapien on Q0, and once with ToolEX on Q1. Isn't ToolEX just the same as Tool with a shell?
What Wave of Lag is saying is that you need new bsp files because your current one isn't updating to the new radiosity information.
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