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To elaborate on the required behaviour here: 1. The "infinity" representation should not be written to files, since Doom 3 cannot parse it. It should instead be converted to something useful and sensible, which could just be a very high number. Ideally, the infinities would not arise at all. 2. If the infinity representation is found in a file, the map file should still be loaded, either by handling it or just dropping the affected primitive. This would allow such maps to be loaded and corrected in DR even if DoomEdit created the original problem. |
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Patch vertex coords are checked for isNaN before writing them to output stream. If float != float is found, the value 0 will be written to the outfile. If a 1.#INF or -1.#INF is found during map load, the float is assigned +/- 65535. If none of these two is found and the string could not be parsed either, the value 0.0f is assigned. Note: I couldn't actually check the patch vertex correction during map save, but it should work. |
- Anonymous
