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A RES file for a map called {{path|example|bsp}} containing a custom skybox called `mysky` would look like this:
A RES file for a map called {{path|example|bsp}} containing a custom skybox called `mysky` would look like this:
{{codeblock|lang=res|src=example.res|<nowiki>gfx/env/myskyup.tga
{{codeblock|lang=res|src=maps/example.res|<nowiki>gfx/env/myskyup.tga
gfx/env/myskydn.tga
gfx/env/myskydn.tga
gfx/env/myskylf.tga
gfx/env/myskylf.tga

Revision as of 11:03, 24 December 2023

A Resource list (.res file) accompanies a map. When the map is running, it directs the server to push arbitrary files to connecting clients. This is necessary for providing custom assets other than WAD textures, such as models, skyboxes, or sounds, as only WAD textures can be packed into the BSP.

A RES file for a map called 🖿example.bsp containing a custom skybox called `mysky` would look like this:

maps/example.res
res
gfx/env/myskyup.tga gfx/env/myskydn.tga gfx/env/myskylf.tga gfx/env/myskyrt.tga gfx/env/myskyft.tga gfx/env/myskybk.tga

RESGen can be used to generate resource lists automatically.