map leaking

[P53 Enfield]

The map I'm currently working on won't run in game and a think its because of a leak. The compile log has confirmed that my map is leaking, however, unlike it usually does its not giving me any coordinates instead telling me (-nan(ind) -nan(ind) 417.01)
Does anyone know what this means?

 

[The Asylum]

If there is a leak, a pointfile should show you what is leaking and from where. Under the Map menu, after a failed compile, there should be an option labeled Load Pointfile. That will draw a line from the problem entity to wherever its leaking out of

 

[P53 Enfield]

I loaded a point file, however the line just leads to a skybox brush. I checked all around the brush and its connected to the other skybox brushes as well as the ground

 

[Sonoma]

how big is that brush its going through?

 

[P53 Enfield]

16 hammer units wide

 

[P53 Enfield]

or 5712 x 2336

 

[Sonoma]

try keeping brushes under 2000 units, sometimes source doesn't like huge brushes sealing the map

 

[P53 Enfield]

I cut the skybox brushes down to less than 2000 units, however the map is still leaking and the point file continues to point me to the same spot

 

[Sonoma]

hmm, maybe post the vmf so I could get a closer look

 

[P53 Enfield]

I just posted the .vmf file

cp_randolf

A single stage, three point attack/defence map set inside a tower

tf2maps.net

 

[Sonoma]

Alright I'll take a look at it when I get off of work

 

[Sonoma]

what ever happened the pointfile crashed my hammer

 

[P53 Enfield]

Could too many light entities cause a problem with compiling? Because most of the gameplay space is set indoors I've got a lot of light entities, and am thinking that maybe I've added too many for source to handle

 

[Sonoma]

I think if that was the case the compile would fail at the VRAD step, it could be a invalid solid or a huge, I am unsure what could be causing the issue, but I tried to compile just now and there was no leaks, try this version of the vmf