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NateTDOM
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For future reference, http://www.interlopers.net/errors is a website were you can paste your compile log and it will tell you errors wit hyour map, and what they can cause. A large amount of compilation interrupters have been from displacements(i find), so look out for wat interlopers tells you on that.
The pointfile should create a red line, which leads from the object that's leaking to the void, follow it and find out where it goes.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this.
Can you post the compile log? Or maybe the VMF?
If the pointfile points to a random location in the void, it isn't actually broken (most of the time). Instead, an entity's origin wasn't moved with the entity itself and is now inside the void leaking. Here's how you can fix that: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Leak#Mismatched_entity_origins
You have brushes outside, or too close to grid edge. BSP fails to compile, and older version of the map is loaded by the game.
You're absolutely sure you turned off radius culling? No red circles in the 2D views? The fact that things are cut off abruptly in those images tells me it might still be on.
If you click on Alt+P in Hammer which brings up the problem checker, does it tell you of any invalid brushes? Because that's what "WARNING: BSP node with unbounded volume (material: <NO BRUSH>, near (-511.142761, 1024.000000, -514.298035))" usually means and it's a compile crasher.
If it does find any, you can either fix it via the Hammer problem checker (which is Alt+P) by clicking on fix, or make it go to the invalid brush(es) to fix it yourself.
If it does find any, you can either fix it via the Hammer problem checker (which is Alt+P) by clicking on fix, or make it go to the invalid brush(es) to fix it yourself.
What do you see at those coordinates?
Also, try copying the entire map into a new vmf file. It might work for some obscure reason that can only be explained by the words "because Source engine".
Here's an article on invalid brushes: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Invalid_Brushes
And on concave shapes which you can't have in Source: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Concave
Also, try copying the entire map into a new vmf file. It might work for some obscure reason that can only be explained by the words "because Source engine".
Here's an article on invalid brushes: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Invalid_Brushes
And on concave shapes which you can't have in Source: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Concave