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Category:	CoD2 SP Mapping Call of Duty 2 single player mapping, scripting and everything single player.
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Topic: How do I find the location of overlapping geometry in Radiant?

Centauri

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Category: CoD2 SP Mapping Posted: Tuesday, Jun. 26, 2018 01:10 am
So for the past day I ha had this problem where when I compile my map, in the cmd i see this line of text: MAX_COINCIDENT_WINDINGS (8) exceeded. Too many polys overlap at -15451 -10752 2624 So I need to find the coordinates of these overlaps, but is there a way in radiant or any alternative way that I can quickly find these coordinates?
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rr016

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Category: CoD2 SP Mapping Posted: Thursday, Jun. 28, 2018 08:35 pm
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Hi, the coordinates in radiant can be found at the bottom of the window (I attached an image to show what I mean). The coordinates match where your mouse cursor is pointing on your map. I hope this helps! :)
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