Ah yes, that's from the era when syncerror was so out of it he would get his lines of code and lines of coke completely mixed up.

okay how are u not getting nuked at this point :D

go to the doctor

There must be some mappers around that have come across this before?

Is there a pic of Charles in charge in a secret room?

Seems like your map has breast cancer

Im not a programer, but from my limited understanding this is some kind of mismatch between declared and actual number of something on the map (maybe textures, maybe brushes...??). "%" should show if there is a division remainder https://github.com/id-Software/Quake-III-Aren.../cm_load.c

Someone more qualified can confirm, deny, or further explain this maybe

Here is the original file, which plays fine on old version of quake live...I've actually got it running on my computer right now... but I can't get the damn thing to load in the current steam quake live.

I took this file and used QL dec on it successfully, but then it gives a version error '46 not 47" when I run it with steam QL. If I change that value using a hex editor....then when I load the map it gives the "funny lump size" error.

http://www.filedropper.com/qlairrox

Obviously I'm doing something wrong, if anyone knows how to do this please let me know, doesn't seem to be too many people who actually understand it :s

appreciate the actually helpful reply meph1stoo, so far this threads got a pretty rough troll/help ratio....but its still better than the 0 replies on reddit and steam forums lol

The answer is that changing a version number doesn't mean you actually converted the file from one version to another. You should recompile your map from scratch.

I don't know what the purpose of the map originally was, but I didn't change any geometry or entities:

http://kitteh.msgftw.com/maps/qlairrox.pk3

I did recompile the AI, don't know if that changed the way they behave?

You are fucking amazing

duh

Just use q3map2 -game quake3 -convert -format quakelive