• Hammer Editor: Out of Solid Loading Memory (several parts of map gone)
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So I had this problem and several parts of my map were gone. This is the error message/line it gave and I tried to get rid of it and then just finish off the line but it doesn't make a difference with the stuff that disappeared. [url]http://puu.sh/mnytl/74a9aa2402.png[/url] Here's the actual part from the error message/line. [code]hidden { entity { "id" "10507" "classname" "func_detail" hidden { solid { "id" "10508" side { "id" "39138" "plane" "(1344 -4624 791.992) (1344 -4624 656) (1344 -4620 656)" "material" "METAL/CITADEL_METALWALL077A" "uaxis" "[0 1 0 64] 0.25" "vaxis" "[0 0 -1 -372.706] 0.283333" "rotation" "0" "lightmapscale" "16" "smoothing_groups" "0" } side { "id" "39139" "plane" "(1536 -4620 656) (1536 -4624 656) (1536 -4624 791.992)" "material" "METAL/METALPIPE001A" "uaxis" "[0 1 0 0] 0.25" "vaxis" "[0 0 -1 0] 0.25" "rotation" "0" "lightmapscale" "16" "smoothing_groups" "0" } side { "id" "39140" "plane" "(1536 -4624 791.992) (1344 -4624 656) (1344 -4624 791.992)" "material" "METAL/CITADEL_METALWALL077A" "uaxis" "[1 0 0 0] 0.25" "vaxis" "[0 0 -1 -372.706] 0.283333" "rotation" "0" "lightmapscale" "16" "smoothing_groups" "0" } side { "id" "39141" "plane" "(1344 -4620 656) (1344 -4624 656) (1536 -4624 656)" "material" "METAL/CITADEL_METALWALL077A" "uaxis" "[1 0 0 0] 0.25" "vaxis" "[0 -1 0 -64] 0.25" "rotation" "0" "lightmapscale" "16" "smoothing_groups" "0" } side { "id" "39142" "plane" "(1344 -4624 792.016) (1344 -4620 656) (1536 -4620 656)" "material" "METAL/CITADEL_METAL[b][INSERT 10000000 NULS HERE][/b] [/code]
you have autosave or any old saves of your map? looks like this is a rough sail down shit creek. [editline]8th January 2016[/editline] If the VMF dies right there, and theres no more text or NUL objects, the vmf is corrupted. Sadly, this happens. Save often, backup just as often.
[QUOTE=Richard Simmons;49482667]you have autosave or any old saves of your map? looks like this is a rough sail down shit creek. [editline]8th January 2016[/editline] If the VMF dies right there, and theres no more text or NUL objects, the vmf is corrupted. Sadly, this happens. Save often, backup just as often.[/QUOTE] Luckily Windows decided to save an older version of it and I was able to recover it, thanks anyway.
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