Open MiX74P3 opened 2 weeks ago
Did you compile the application first? If yes, you may need to call the application as .\MapMap.exe
the only i have done is follow the exact install instructions.
So? Did you try the ".\" prefix?
dont believe so, what does that require?
The current directory most likely isn't in your PATH.
Just call the application as .\MapMap.exe
that'll make Windows look for the file in the current directory.
so what do I change with this? sorry Im not to familiar.
MapMap.exe -gfxsource TexturePacks\Erosion.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\Tiles2x.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\Tiles2x.floor.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\ApCom.pack -gfxsource texturepacks\RadioIcons.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\ApComUI.pack -mapsource Mapname_lotpack -output Mapname_output\ -dolayers true -divider 4 -maxthreads 2
not sure if I did that right
https://i.imgur.com/R2Kj0cs.jpeg
.\MapMap.exe -gfxsource TexturePacks\Erosion.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\Tiles2x.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\Tiles2x.floor.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\ApCom.pack -gfxsource texturepacks\RadioIcons.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\ApComUI.pack -mapsource Mapname_lotpack -output Mapname_output\ -dolayers true -divider 4 -maxthreads 2
The call looks right, but Windows doesn't allow running it. Unfortunately, I do'nt know anything about that, sorry.
C:\WINDOWS\system32>MapMap.exe -gfxsource TexturePacks\Erosion.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\Tiles2x.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\Tiles2x.floor.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\ApCom.pack -gfxsource texturepacks\RadioIcons.pack -gfxsource TexturePacks\ApComUI.pack -mapsource Mapname_lotpack -output Mapname_output\ -dolayers true -divider 4 -maxthreads 2 'MapMap.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Im on Win 10. freshly installed OS and everything.