Noice

@sollaholla Thanks

@skylumz Please don't set lodDist and hdTextureDist to very high values, because game will have a heavy impact on performance.

@_CP_ Im not sure I know what you mean? You can change this to anything you want inside my program. The values calculated are using a calculation neos7 figured out would work good for any object, big or small. If you dont like the preset calculated values you can change them your self.

Nice program, I recently built something for my own use that I am thinking of releasing, it lets you move ymaps and collions and also convert json to ytyp and ymap. https://i.imgur.com/uQ9RfVD.png

@Smallo You should add me on discord so we can talk.

@skylumz I get a critical exception when importing BB's:
System.FormatException: Le format de la chaîne d'entrée est incorrect.
à System.Number.ParseDouble(String value, NumberStyles options, NumberFormatInfo numfmt)
à System.Convert.ToDouble(String value)
à createYTYP.Create.ImportBBs()
à createYTYP.Create.importBBsToolStripMenuItem1_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e)

I had this issue in my mod, it must come from the culture settings. In some country, the comma is used for decimal representation.
To solve this problem, you need to use CultureInfo.InvariantCulture when parsing the string into double.
Replace:
double num = Convert.ToDouble(Create.I_radius);
With:
double num = double.Parse(Create.I_radius, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

@Bob_74 Im sorry for the experience I didnt know that that would be an issue as I thought all odrs had the same format. If you could add me on discord and show me the exact error I would have no problem fixing it. Thanks

@skylumz Actually it is not related to odr, it is just that when .NET convert a string to double, it expects it to respect the current culture settings. So when the comma is the decimal separator, it will only convert the number from the string if the string uses a comma as separator. Otherwise, it throws an error.
You just need to use double.Parse() instead of casting a double on the string. With double.Parse() you can avoid the use of culture settings.
Use the line I wrote above and it should be good ;)

@Bob_74 I would have to search through all my code to see where I am casting a string to a double lol. Its like 2000 lines of code and I havent looked at it in a minute I would need more info like when is this happening? What button do you click that it happens too? Also this was my first like real program and I should prolly redo it all. I wrote it really shitty but it works good. Do you have another way we can talk?

https://gitlab.com/Skylumz/ytyp-generator/ Heres the git

@skylumz https://gitlab.com/Skylumz/ytyp-generator/blob/master/createYTYP/Forms/createYTYPitem.cs line 301.
Replace it with:
double ir = double.Parse(I_radius, System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
and it should be all good ^^ (it will convert string to double using a culture type that will always use the dot as decimal separator, whatever the language of the system is)

@Bob_74 In a couple hours mods should approve the update I fixed it :)

@skylumz Aaaand it works! I don't have the exception error anymore! Thanks ;)

@Bob_74 Anything to help, I will problem re-write the whole program, I was young and dumb could sum it up alot. To many lines of code lol.

EVERYONE 2.1 IS BROKEN I WILL HAVE TO FIX FOR NOW DOWNLOAD 2.0, thanks!

Hmm, I am having troubles using this. I took an existing map and extended it a bit as well as updated the collision file, but when I load the .odr into this program and calculate the BB values then save the typ, the position of all of the objects in the map are completely incorrect now. Half of the interior is in the floor (no longer where it should be positioned), as well as all of the items.

2.0 is broken too for me I get a .NET error everytime and it doesn't put the model name on the generator

fantástico!

im getting an error, the input string had an incorrect format. how do i fix this? even on older versions