I think I'm gonna hand the map over to you so you can generate the object/terrain lightmaps yourself, because it seems I'm running out of luck here.
Ummmm no. Not being rude, and I will help you create the samples files, but I have a lot of projects of my own with very little time to do them as it is (working for survival being the primary concern), so you understand of course. That being said we are going to try again, because there is something simple, I am sure, that your missing or not doing correctly.
Now to make things easier I have created a folder, included samplesmaker(and all assoc files), and 5 xpack2 statics. I then zipped it up into a file named
sample_test.zip for you (and anyone else) to work with. This eliminates the possibility of you not having everything you need in the proper directory. I have also edited the samplesmakerall.bat file as I mentioned above. What this will do is make the black exe window stay open, and it will list out each process so you can see whats going on, and also verify that it is creating the samples files.
Please download it now and extract directly to your C: drive. You should have the following ...
C:\sample_test
Now if you open the folder you will see the following ...
Now close it because I am going to show you a kewl trick to open a cmd window on this directory with one click (unless you know it then proceed to the next step). Now there is a power toy for Win XP called "Open Command Window Here" that was, at the request of many users, over to Win 7. Now you might say "hey wow, Microsoft finally did something right and listened", right? True as that may be they hid it, and I can sum it up in two words I guess, Microsoft mentality. Any how I digress. To access the additional features that are "hidden" in the right click context menu you first select and hold down the
Shift Key and then right click on the folder. Now to take it one step farther, and the preferred method, and do it as a "command window with elevated privileges", or as administrator. To do this you hold down both the
Shift &
Ctrl keys and then right click on the folder and you get the same menu, but all runs as administrator.
Highlight the directory "sample_test", hold down both the
Shift &
Ctrl keys, and right click the folder and you should see the following ...
Now click on "Open command window here" and you should see the following ...
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