I got a problem compiling the map
I use codbuilder and when I wanna compile my map it says :
WARNING: entity 0 brush 23: tris with 2+ major axes; bad lighting likely
WARNING: entity 0 brush 6: tris with 2+ major axes; bad lighting likely
WARNING: entity 0 brush 3: tris with 2+ major axes; bad lighting likely
WARNING: entity 0 brush 2: tris with 2+ major axes; bad lighting likely
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******* leaked *******
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12 unique shaders
12 actual shaders
finding triangle windings...
Degenerate triangle (ie, point or line) given to DeriveTextureVectors; ref pos = (1984 384 -34)
This is sometimes caused by improper collapsing of vertices on the boundary between terrains. It may also be caused by a bad brush. Sometimes using the clipping tool can cause this; hiding all brushes in the area, selecting complete tall around the point, and pressing 'delete' may fix the problem.



I tried looking up the brushes and find anything wrong, but I couldn;t see anything so my questions are:

1. What does "WARNING: entity 0 brush 23: tris with 2+ major axes; bad lighting likely" mean? :S

2. How to solve

do you have a skybox around your map cause i dont like the leaked part the other things are not that impotant but the leak is

chek if you have a hole in your skybox or even if you have a skybox and make sure nothing is sticking true the skybox

That error most likely won't keep your map from being playable, but you might want to try and fix 'em. I believe, if I remember correctly, they are normally a result of inproper manipulation of meshes, specifically rotating or manipulating the vertecies.

And just in case you haven't noticed, your map leaked, you'll want to fix that.

well it does keep the map from being playable cuz my compiler doesn't want 2 compile 2 a .bsp

what about the leak how can I fix that, or could it be anything and is there no way 2 fix it?

btw thanks for replying

this also comes with the error

finding triangle windings...
Degenerate triangle (ie, point or line) given to DeriveTextureVectors; ref pos = (1984 384 -34)

This is sometimes caused by improper collapsing of vertices on the boundary between terrains. It may also be caused by a bad brush. Sometimes using the clipping tool can cause this; hiding all brushes in the area, selecting complete tall around the point, and pressing 'delete' may fix the problem.

I dont understand the first part, and the second part isn't very helpfull maybe u guys understand

mybe try compiling in the old way with a .bat file you can find them over here somewhere

mmmaky I'll try

nope doesn't work :(

hey I found the leak!!
guys thnx for replying