Bug running map.

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You have a leak in the map. Go to cordinates -77.00 -98.00 -152.00 and load pointfile. See where the red line goes. Fix the leak(s). Unload pointfile after fixing one and compile again.
 
Foot

Foot

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Thanks for the help so far.

I kept going to the coordinates and turning the pointfile on and off until it did not show any more red lines.

It still says this:
Host_EndGame: Map coordinate extents are too large!!
Check for errors!

Updated log: http://pastebin.com/QpQzjH2d
 
Idolon

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You still have a leak. You'll want to keep patching up leaks until ***leaked*** doesn't appear in your compile log anymore.
 
Foot

Foot

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So, i did that and it ended up telling me to delete all my entities
 
NotSoHoriz

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Load up a Point-File. It tells you where the leak in the map is by drawing a line to the leak. Also go here to check for any other map bugs.
 
Tumby

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Foot said:
So, i did that and it ended up telling me to delete all my entities
Click to expand...
Don't delete any entities! You have to plug the hole that is causing a leak.
It's like trying to stop a leak in a submarine by throwing everybody out into the water. It's not stopping the problem.
 
NotSoHoriz

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Tumbolisu said:
Don't delete any entities! You have to plug the hole that is causing a leak.
It's like trying to stop a leak in a submarine by throwing everybody out into the water. It's not stopping the problem.
Click to expand...

If it says an entity is leaked, it means that that entity is closest to where the leak is, like what Tumbolisu said. Again, load the point file and a line will draw from the entity to the void area.
 
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