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Compile Pal Version
v28X Describe the bug
Using a precompiler option: something goes wrong passing new vmf name using: "COMPILE_PAL_SET file {filename}" in stdout. VVis gets passed an incorrect pathname (?).
Steps to reproduce
In a python script: print(f'COMPILE_PAL_SET file "{vmf_out}"', end="")
Expected behavior
The new vmf location is set in compilepal and is correctly used in following compile steps.
What goes wrong
In VVIS:
vbsp.bsp is apended to the vmf path like so:
Error opening e:\games\gamesinstall\steamlibrary\steamapps\common\nmrih\bin\dynenter\vmfoutput\nmo_downtown_6.vmfValve Software - vbsp.bsp
Just tried the new build and the following happened:
Valve Software - vvis.exe (Jun 23 2021)
12 threads
reading e:\games\gamesinstall\steamlibrary\steamapps\common\nmrih\bin\dynenter\vmfoutput\nmo_downtown_6.vmfValve Software - vbsp.bsp
Error opening e:\games\gamesinstall\steamlibrary\steamapps\common\nmrih\bin\dynenter\vmfoutput\nmo_downtown_6.vmfValve Software - vbsp.bsp
I'm not able to recreate the issue, can you send the full script? Also can you try removing end=""? I suspect the lack of a new line is causing the next line of stdout to be appended to the filename
Compile Pal Version
v28X
Describe the bug
Using a precompiler option: something goes wrong passing new vmf name using: "COMPILE_PAL_SET file {filename}" in stdout. VVis gets passed an incorrect pathname (?).
Steps to reproduce
In a python script: print(f'COMPILE_PAL_SET file "{vmf_out}"', end="")
Expected behavior
The new vmf location is set in compilepal and is correctly used in following compile steps.
What goes wrong
In VVIS:
Error opening e:\games\gamesinstall\steamlibrary\steamapps\common\nmrih\bin\dynenter\vmfoutput\nmo_downtown_6.vmfValve Software - vbsp.bsp
Debug.log
debug.log
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