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For you who can't find any shaders for your maps, like Skyboxes, Lava, and such....

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 JorenDarkStar
10-08-2003, 9:37 PM
#1
It's come to my attention that some who have downloaded the beta editor for JA and are having issues finding shaders, getting skyboxes or lava to work, etc, might be having the same problem I had. Here is the solution.

Go to your Base folder in your JA directory, and make a folder called shaders . Now, go to https://zerowing.idsoftware.com:666...k/base/shaders/) and download shaderlist.txt from there. Put the .txt file in your shaders folder, and you should be good to go. Then reopen Radiant, and it should show the shaders now, in addition to highlighting the shaders appropriately.

Hope this helps out most of you.
 WadeV1589
10-08-2003, 9:51 PM
#2
Or just move shaderlist.txt from base\scripts to base\shaders :D

It seems to install it to the wrong place...
 DarthStorm
10-09-2003, 12:32 PM
#3
That link doesnt work m8

Storm
 Wa'es
10-09-2003, 2:53 PM
#4
He tried a copy and paste from another thread...the link in the other thread works but the text gets abbreviated. There are some other interesting files in different folders at the same site. If you know how to traverse an HTTP directory structure, you can find stuff in the JAPack folder.

Anyway, here's the text for the link from the other thread == https://zerowing.idsoftware.com:666/radiant/JAPack/trunk/base/scripts/)

Just click HERE to go there now. (https://zerowing.idsoftware.com:666/radiant/JAPack/trunk/base/scripts/)

UPDATE
Unfortunately, it appears that this link gives me a 403 "Access Forbidden" message. I know for a fact that link used to work and I have the Jedi Academy ICARUS source scripts to prove it. However, I'm at work and sometimes things on the Internet are screwy here (firewalls, proxies, Windows NT, etc.) So could someone click it and let me know if you get the same error.
 GothiX
10-09-2003, 3:29 PM
#5
It works, no worries.
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