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I'm losing my mind over this leak. Selecting the whole map shows no entities with origins where the point file shows, there are no brushes or anything where the point file shows, and I've even tried just boxing off the level that it is closest to, to no avail.

To get the leak, compile spawn, course 4 and any other course.

Strangely, it only produces a leak if course 4 is compiled with another course. I was able to compile spawn and course 4 by itself with no leaks.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/auoay4qandb9r2n/jump_when_a6.vmf


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A trigger_teleport was out in the void, just needed to center the origins to fix that
Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Then after I fixed that there was a light that leaked because a jump wasn't properly sealed from the void
Spoiler (click to show/hide)

If you can't be bothered to fix them yourself here's my quick fixes. There maybe another bug that you run into I'm not 100% but there aren't any leaks now.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/24673875/jump_when_a6_rncfix.vmf

Also for the future if you use the expert compiler (which everyone should) you can put -leaktest into the vbsp options and it stops the compile if there is a leak (although it doesn't  work sometimes)
« Last Edit: September 07, 2016, 12:08:31 AM by RNC1839 »


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Thanks man, I guess I need to be more careful with my mapping. Also I started using vbct just so I could test this and stop when it got a leak :)


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Batch compiler should be default. Compiling maps without locking up your computer is godly.


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Batch compiler should be default. Compiling maps without locking up your computer is godly.

Adding -threads # to vvis and vrad does that. I use 6 threads for compiling, having 2 free threads is more than enough for your comp to still work. The compile will take longer but you can actually use your computer during it.


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Or you can add -low to VVIS and RAD. Doesn't really take longer to compile with that in my experience and you can still use your computer however you want.


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