What I find of further interest is - apart from TerraEd - what does happen when you whack everything in one b3d file?
I am not too familiar with the binary representation, but what would happen if you take the famous tree demo that works with CopyEntity: when you push everything in one .b3d file, and reload it, are the created tree object entity instances from one mesh or a multitude of meshes?
If the latter would be the case, then this would justify the eproposal of a level format similar to the .ted format.
How does for example Gile[s] solve this issue (btw next on my list of things to buy)?
I am not too familiar with the binary representation, but what would happen if you take the famous tree demo that works with CopyEntity: when you push everything in one .b3d file, and reload it, are the created tree object entity instances from one mesh or a multitude of meshes?
If the latter would be the case, then this would justify the eproposal of a level format similar to the .ted format.
How does for example Gile[s] solve this issue (btw next on my list of things to buy)?