Talk:Making Might and Magic maps with Trenchbroom

Altering MTL file to work with MMEditor

For now Trenchbroom exports .MTL files without texture entries. Without them MMEditor will not be able to find the textures required by a model.

Ways to fix that:

Manual

Open .MTL file and you will see a lot of lines similar to this:

newmtl MM6/CsBr128

Note the name after slash, that is a texture name. A texture entry looks like that:

map_Kd CsBr128

map_Kd is an attribute and doesn't change, CsBr128 is a texture name. Line like that needs to be added after each newmtl entry. So the final material definition would look like:

newmtl MM6/CsBr128
map_Kd CsBr128

Bash script

mtlc.sh

Automates the process described above.

If a map compiled by the editor crashes the solution is here.