assuming your mesh's name is urna in blender. I think your config would go something more like this: md3load urna.md3 md3skin urna skin.jpg forget all the . / stuff md3skin urna. line youre using is trying to texture the object named urna. I highly doubt you actually put a period at the end of your ...

ahh its looking for md3.py, hence import md3 error. copy all the .py files from the blendermd3_updated zip to appropriate path on xp: C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender/.blender/scripts (XP &Vista) or it will be in, for XP: C:\Documents and Settings\Brendon\Application Data\\Blender Fou...

I'm on kubuntu 9.10 and have never seen a crash from jumping in and out of water.
Are you running advanced desktop effects?(ie compiz)
If so id turn them off while running games, causes pretty much any game will crash,
at least using gnome.

edit: ahh looks like someone else is having the same problem now that I think of it though that error seems familiar. I think I, myself may have seen it when I was using windows. as opposed to opening the script in blenders text editor, I think you should copy all the md3 scripts to your hidden scri...

looks like you put a space where there shouldn't be one. your configuration should prolly look more like this: md3load urna.md3 md3skin skin skin.jpg however one thing though, md3skin skin - skin would be the name of your object within your 3d modeling software. you may also want to take a look at t...

sounds like a python problem. copy and paste the exact error from the console if you could.

hey just found a thread that might help.
http://macosx.com/forums/software-progr ... lease.html
looks like you can disable cross-compiling the project. give that a shot.
good luck.

-daniel_san

quick answer. no the client and servers are not compatible between windows 2.5 and mac osx 2.3 we still have yet to get any help from a mac user willing to compile new binaries for mac osx, hence 2.3 being the latest version from osx. if you have xcode and sdl libraries installed it shouldn't be too...

you can either select the ent/map model and press period(.) and you'll see all the variables come up in the bottom left hand corner of your screen. from there just edit the appropriate numbers using your arrow keys. or the easier way, you can hold 1-5 and scroll your mouse wheel with ent/object sele...

wow a response.... I myself use kubuntu and the dev(subversion) version of PAS. However I tried to gear this tutorial to anyone using any OS. Sorry for the confusion. I could have answered your playdeb question but it seems you found it in usr/share/games. Id be willing to be your texture isn't show...