Leaking Through Walls

[FissionMetroid101]

Oh, I completely forgot, the upper part of the brush has the invisable texture ontop with a displacement covering it. I know that's not causing it because I've compiled the map without that breaking.

 

[lana]

I think you may have textured one face with the invisible texture. However you did that, it doesn't seal leaks. Delete the brush and remake it.

EDIT:

Oh, a new page. Yeah, the invisible texture does not seal leaks, even if it's applied to only one side of a brush.

 

[FissionMetroid101]

I think you may have textured one face with the invisible texture. However you did that, it doesn't seal leaks. Delete the brush and remake it.

EDIT:

Oh, a new page. Yeah, the invisible texture does not seal leaks, even if it's applied to only one side of a brush.

You've got to be kidding..... Nodraw does right?

 

[Untouch]

Use nodraw.

 

[FissionMetroid101]

I replaced all the invisables with nodraw, sealed up a ceiling I forgot to seal, and it's gone!! Thanks everyone so much

 

[lana]

Fun fact: invisible does not cull or block explosions.

 

[nik]

you'll find that nodraw is your friend

 

[Exist]

inb4nerdboy

blockbullets > nodraw

 

[lana]

Actually, no. I use blockbullets to define my own collision meshes, but nodraw is superior because it culls.

 

[tyler]

Doesn't blockbullets create visleafs though?

 

[DaBeatzProject]

Doesn't blockbullets create visleafs though?

yes.

 

[tyler]

Then isn't it a horrible tool texture for creating collision meshes? Shouldn't he use Invisible? Am I missing the sarcasm?

 

[lana]

yes.

It doesn't cull though, and I've never had optimization issues with it.

Then isn't it a horrible tool texture for creating collision meshes? Shouldn't he use Invisible? Am I missing the sarcasm?

Invisible does not block explosions. It's also rendered.