[Test Maps] `titanfall2` about bsp_tool HOT 5 OPEN

MRVN-Radiant is experimental and mostly just reverse engineered
The non-reverse engineered stuff is Quake 3 compiler things we could re-use

At time of writing:
VIS & LIGHT systems are totally absent
PHYS systems are only mapped out enough to get brush collision most of the time
(sometime collision crashes or bugs out on sloped surfaces)
RENDERING we're pretty confident we have mapped out (besides alpha sorting)
static props are also not yet supported

Entities are also largely handled by scripts, which can make debugging basic ents (e.g. spawnpoints, weapon pickups) painful

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While we do now have a functional Titanfall 2 map, it will likely be updated over time along with MRVN-Radiant
This will be bundled along with creating some kind of mapping guide(s), documentation & playtesting
Meaning a bunch of Northstar & MRVN-Radiant development will be tied to using any and all Titanfall 2 test maps here

So I should probably also note that mp_crossfire was:

• compiled w/ MRVN-Radiant bb8fb43
• tested w/ NorthstarLauncher d38804d (pull request 292 artifact)

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Going to be working on .rpak materials & things soon to try and get lighting working
Might get involved w/ r-ex projects like LegionPlus & RePak, also probably the new (unreleased) .rpak tool

The completeness of maps for the whole Titanfall Engine is going to be tied to progress on modding tools
Still planning to get water compiling in MRVN-Radiant at some point

Baklojan did manage to get some CSM shadows recently:

Lighting research threads

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Since I traced crossfire in J.A.C.K. & Hammer++, the .map uses Valve 220 format
remap can't do Valve220 uvs atm

they look fine in Radiant

As a result, textures all all the top left pixel stretched to infinity
Which looks cool, but is also annoying
Tools for converting between .map formats shouldn't be too hard to find

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Going to be working on .rpak materials & things soon to try and get lighting working

Wrote a guide on using rpak textures without building your own:

https://github.com/MRVN-Radiant/MRVN-Resource-Pack/wiki/%5BTitanfall-2%5D:-using-%60.rpak%60-textures

Have yet to learn Baklojan's shadow trick

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