Grimrock

remma wrote:Ok so a little baffled now, I've tried to replicate the error in two ways, firstly by changing the name of the image in my script file and secondly by just moving an image out of a folder.
Got the same error in both cases (barring a slightly changed filename)

remma wrote: Oh and have you re-applied the texture and re-saved the model in GMT after updating your paths?

remma wrote: Can you paste a copy of the entry from your materials.lua perhaps?

defineMaterial{
	name = "spider1",
	diffuseMap = "mod_assets/textures/monsters/spider1_dif.tga",
	specularMap = "assets/textures/monsters/spider1_spec.tga",
	normalMap = "assets/textures/monsters/spider1_normal.tga",
	doubleSided = false,
	lighting = true,
	alphaTest = false,
	blendMode = "Opaque",
	textureAddressMode = "Wrap",
	glossiness = 65,
	depthBias = 0,
}

Conchron wrote:

valley609 wrote: I still get the "File not Found" error: http://imgur.com/OSyvT9l
and I have NO idea what I can do, or what is even wrong.

Follow the path. Simply open the folders for your dungeon and follow the path. Go to mod_assets, then textures, then monsters and find the file named spider1_dif. Check how you've spelled the folders, if the file is in the correct folder and so on. Your problem is along that line.

valley609 wrote:
I have done this and made sure that I have written the right path.
The weird thing is that I get no error from the two other files ("spider1_spec.dds" and "spider1_normal.dds"), but only from the one file I modified.

Conchron wrote:

valley609 wrote:
I have done this and made sure that I have written the right path.
The weird thing is that I get no error from the two other files ("spider1_spec.dds" and "spider1_normal.dds"), but only from the one file I modified.

That's strange. The error message in the picture you posted tells you that what you've put in the script does not match the location of the file in your folders.

defineMaterial{
   name = "spider1",
   diffuseMap = "mod_assets/textures/monsters/spider1_dif.tga",
   specularMap = "assets/textures/monsters/spider1_spec.tga",
   normalMap = "assets/textures/monsters/spider1_normal.tga",
   doubleSided = false,
   lighting = true,
   alphaTest = false,
   blendMode = "Opaque",
   textureAddressMode = "Wrap",
   glossiness = 65,
   depthBias = 0,
}

C:\Users\(UbersecretUsername)\Documents\Almost Human\Legend of Grimrock\Dungeons\Legend of Grant 2\mod_assets\textures\monsters\spider1_dif.dds

Conchron wrote:Ok, then I'm back to your original though about photoshop not exporting the dds correctly. Try Paint.net. It's free to download. I make my textures in Paint Shop Pro save them as png and then I use paint.net to convert the files into dds. It's a bit complicated but it works better for me since I had problems with exporting to dds.

valley609 wrote:

Conchron wrote:

valley609 wrote:
The weird thing is that I get no error from the two other files ("spider1_spec.dds" and "spider1_normal.dds"), but only from the one file I modified.

valley609 wrote:
Right now I only have "spider1_dif.dds", "spider1_normal.dds" and "spider1_spec.dds" in my texturefolder.
John wrote earlier that the path in the materials.lua should say .tga even though the files its looking for
are .dds files, I have seen this in a couple of tutorials around too, so I'll just hope that Im not messing up on that part.

valley609 wrote:
Right now I only have "spider1_dif.dds", "spider1_normal.dds" and "spider1_spec.dds" in my texturefolder.
John wrote earlier that the path in the materials.lua should say .tga even though the files its looking for
are .dds files, I have seen this in a couple of tutorials around too, so I'll just hope that Im not messing up on that part.