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well, i finally start actually implement my ideas of maps after 7 years of playing coh, and i did pretty good at the beginning for not nothing much about the worldbuilder, but i got stuck on a point where it compromise all my work, is with the “texture tile painting editor” option, not i can not even click the option with out crashing the program, so you can imagine what this implicates if i wanna keep working on my map, even trying to find the problem trow deleting thing to see if something changes ( but not the textures because it crash the program)
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@Alberto – unfortunately the file size you uploaded is too large, can you shrink them down and re-upload?
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Very strange. Just so I understand correctly, as soon as you click the “tile” button, worldbuilder crashes to Bugsplat.
I have never encountered that before, nor heard of that error.
My suggestion is to go to steam Library and under Library click “TOOLS”
Find “Company of Heroes Tools”, right click, Properties…. Local Files tab, and click “Verify Integrity of Tool Files…”
Hopefully that helps, but really that’s just a shot in the dark…
Good luck!
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If you make a new map, does the tile button make that crash as well? Is the “Tile button crash” unique to that map you showed or to any map you are working on?
Also, there is a way to clone everything onto a new map. It’s called the stamp tool.
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Very strange. Just so I understand correctly, as soon as you click the “tile” button, worldbuilder crashes to Bugsplat.
yeah, as soon as i click the “tile” buttom worldbuilder crashes to Bugsplat. even if i close and re open the map, and this dosnt happen when i open a new mp map ( from scratch), looks like it is unique to this map.
i am already downloading “Company of Heroes Tools” to try that of “Verify Integrity of Tool Files…”
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At the top in the same toolbar as “Tile”, there is a red “Stamp Placement” button.
Click on this and at the right menu scroll up to see the tab “Acquire”.
Try clicking the circle “All” and then hit the box “Create Stamp”.
After hitting the “Create Stamp” box, look down on the right for “Stamp List” There should be a red Temporary folder. Inside that folder you should see a stamp called 0000001 or something similar. That’s your copied objects, splats, etc.
Open up a new map that’s the same size as old map and go to Stamp Placement button. Find the 00000001 file and then right click on the map. You should see a lot of red and yellow outlines of your objects. Then I think you hit enter to place it. The instructions are usually at the bottom left .
You will have to experiment with the All, Selection, or Bound Box to see what works best for you. Placement can be tricky, so if you don’t like your placement, just hit ctrl z to undo it.
This is also requires a fair amount of RAM, so if it takes awhile, be patient.
Good luck. Hope it helps. 🙂
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