3D Editor with BSP compiler

This is a 17 years old project.

Built on Visual Studio MFC version ???

How to at the bottom of tha page.

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GETIC 3D

see also the GETAE PROJECT WHICH IS RELATED https://github.com/comarius/GETAE

https://youtu.be/l7wYiHln06Y

BSD Zero Clause License

Was last compiled with Visual Studio 2010 (Express + MFC). Windows OS only

Design a 3D model.

Tips:

• Seal your design.
• The 3D map has to be water-sealed by a hallo reverse cube or cube shell.
• Usually you create hallo shapes, join them side by side overlapping walls then create holes in the wals using cut all brushes.
• Make sure there is no hole to outside. CHeck the bottom of this readme for details.

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How to.

As I dont have any Windows machines anymore and this was writen in old times using C++ MFC and Visual studio I am left with a prebuild version since. This short tutorial follows howto for Linux. I started a port to QT thouhg few years ago, aka see: qgetic but I did not have time to finish it. In windows, I dont know if still runs, but under Linux using wine looks like is working.

• Clone the git

• New Box

• Check shell. We are making few rooms

• After the hallo box is created to commit it to the scene press enter.
• Allways keep an inside of a box scene to the center of the scene nomater what.

• ENTER
• The box is inserted to scene. No textures though.
  • Left click move -> look around
  • Right click move -> zoom
  • Right + Left move -> pan
  • 3D click on boxs -> select the box (or any other 3D element)

• Add some texture to all box

• Scroll for available textures and while the box is selected doubleclick to Texture.

• Let's customise inside walls
• Press 'f' or from toolbar click the 'Select face button'
• Right click and move to go inside
• Select a face by clicking on it in the 3D view

• Apply different textures on each face
• From Scale button make the room bigger by dragging the walls in the 2D view
• Add also a light as well from the insert items source
• Make the light to illuminate like this

• Press Compile
• Move out of the room
• Press View compiled scene. There are also different view modes in the tool-bar as well you can click.

• Let's add another room
  • Select the box frmo outside
  • Ctrl + C copy
  • Ctrl + V paste
  • Click 'Move' tool-bar button
  • Onto 2D view move the second box aside someting like.... Keep it intersected with the old one
  • Press Enter to commit it to the scene

• Now we have to make it hollow so the BSP wont take it out.
• Move inside of the box and cut some doorsteps
  • Insert box, Select Cut
  • The box would cut existent objects.
  • Cut all flags wuld cut all objects event the one you add after the cut.

• Resize the cut in the 2D views as to create a passage as shown in all 3 formated rooms
• DO not cliick the 3D while adjusting the cut size.

• When all aligned press Enter to apply the cut.
• Then move inside
• You can readjust the size thogh.

  ... tb continued...