I'm not sure, I'd have to look into that as there are items munged that have collision in-game that didn't according to the munge application.

All I know is, the BF1 munge creates one big collision primitive from individual primitives. Each must contain the word "collision" to be picked up by the munge.

I'll see about fixing that so the CIS own the Orchard as well.

I've just added some stuff on collision fixing to that since they're related to the problems some maps have.

I don't mind there not beling vehicles. There wasn't much room to maneouver anyways in BF2.

Love the changes! It plays perfectly on my machine, almost exactly like BF2's (let's face it, no matter what we port, we are NEVER going to get over the exact gameplay of BF2).

Naboo: Prototype (Reconvert Beta 1)

http://www.SWBFgamers.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=62

This is the Naboo: Prototype map included in BF2's Conversion Pack, ported from Battlefront II into Battlefront I. It includes all vehicles that are in the BF2 version ported into BF1.

Removed.

Could you get up ENDD and BLOCK?

Quote from: Jedikiller on September 23, 2009, 03:58:31 PM
You are aware that there is already a Jedi Temple conversion that has been pretty much fully converted?

Yep, and as I noted, loads of collision problems. Some of which I have fixed already.

Quote from: Jedikiller on September 25, 2009, 06:18:37 AM
It's a simple matter to rename it, I guess.

In terms of foliage- it seems to have moved itself way outside the map. I guess I can try and fix it, but there are some layer issues that prevent me editing a lot. It appears that the foliage, and therefore, a great number of the bugs listed in this topic, are on a layer that crashes ZeroEdit, so I will have to go through and place the foliage myself.

I've noticed BF2 hintnodes also crash the map often. Plus, sometimes water doesn't munge. Claims the water's an extra layer.

You missed out the test map used in both games - Naboo: Prototype. Sadly, only a BF2 source exists for it, but I'm working on that too.

I think so but I'm not certain.

It's worth a shot.

Edit: It didn't work.

Well, I need fixes only for the hallways leading from the Security Room to the War Room (the two CPs that are second lowest on the map). Most of the collision otherwise is fixed - either it worked in the first place or I hex-edited each mesh so that when the models munged, the collision was detected (IE changing the Library collision names from "p_-so_collision365" to "collision365"). Can't do that to all of the meshes as some of the collision names are too short (IE "cube12"). So it's just the tall corridors that need collision.

Perhaps a short-range Force Energy attack that acts similar to a mortar?

I tried but the map crashed during munge for whatever reason.