Difference between revisions of "How to Change Q3A BSP Version"
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so this theard is about "How to Change BSP version", exemple bsp version of Quake 3 (also Tremulous OFC) is 46, RtCW - 47. | so this theard is about "How to Change BSP version", exemple bsp version of Quake 3 (also Tremulous OFC) is 46, RtCW - 47. | ||
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So let's go, step one, open .bsp in any hex editor | So let's go, step one, open .bsp in any hex editor | ||
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Credit to the original author: [http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=tsq4seHHdpRIrgFuCkw9m0&action=profile;u=33968 NewSource] | Credit to the original author: [http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=tsq4seHHdpRIrgFuCkw9m0&action=profile;u=33968 NewSource] | ||
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+ | The HEX editor used to test the author's method was "hexedit" version 1.2.13 for linux available via Synaptic. It should be mentioned that the vim editor can also function as a hex editor by use of the xxd command. |
Revision as of 17:53, 24 December 2018
Hi EveryBody!
so this theard is about "How to Change BSP version", exemple bsp version of Quake 3 (also Tremulous OFC) is 46, RtCW - 47.
So we need for edit: Hex Editor
So let's go, step one, open .bsp in any hex editor
So we see here some unknown stuff (well for 99% they is, but for guys like me, this isn't unknown)
So in first line here is 2f, this mean 47, so yes this is RtCW map..
So in 4th byte (or correct me if im totally WRONG) is number of BSP ver So change they to 2e:
Save and test
Reference
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Credit to the original author: NewSource
Additional Comments
Some language removed.
The HEX editor used to test the author's method was "hexedit" version 1.2.13 for linux available via Synaptic. It should be mentioned that the vim editor can also function as a hex editor by use of the xxd command.