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Compressed maps sometimes detected as uncompressed #74
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I believe it's a lumper issue. If you're talking about rj_quba we tried submitting before qna - it has uncompressed lumps with data, specifically LUMP_OCCLUSION(9), LUMP_AREAPORTALS(21), LUMP_PHYSDISP(28) and LUMP_MAP_FLAGS(59). They should be compressed, since this is what my re-bspzipped version has. If you have any other files with the same issue I can look into the reason behind them too. |
Not surprised if that's the case, the only reason I thought it might not be a Lumper issue is I think I ran into it with a |
… size Fix for #74. We writing out lumps < 22 bytes large as compressed since the LZMA header actually causes the lump to get larger. That causes the BSP to fail our compression checks in the website repo. bspzip doesn't seem to have the optimization, and such an insignificant amount of data anyway, that there's no problem in always writing the header.
… size Fix for #74. We writing out lumps < 22 bytes large as compressed since the LZMA header actually causes the lump to get larger. That causes the BSP to fail our compression checks in the website repo. bspzip doesn't seem to have the optimization, and such an insignificant amount of data anyway, that there's no problem in always writing the header.
… size Fix for #74. Closes #74 We were writing out lumps < 22 bytes large as uncompressed since the LZMA header actually causes the lump to get larger. That causes the BSP to fail our compression checks in the website repo. `bspzip` doesn't seem to have our optimization, and it's such an insignificant amount of data anyway, no problem always writing the header.
… size Fix for #74. Closes #74 We were writing out lumps < 22 bytes large as uncompressed since the LZMA header actually causes the lump to get larger. That causes the BSP to fail our compression checks in the website repo. `bspzip` doesn't seem to have our optimization, and it's such an insignificant amount of data anyway, no problem always writing the header.
… size Fix for #74. Closes #74 We were writing out lumps < 22 bytes large as uncompressed since the LZMA header actually causes the lump to get larger. That causes the BSP to fail our compression checks in the website repo. `bspzip` doesn't seem to have our optimization, and it's such an insignificant amount of data anyway, no problem always writing the header.
I'm not sure if this is a TS header parsing thing or a Lumper thing.
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