Tomb Editor Released

[HaniHeger]

Originally Posted by LeelooBastet

But in Blender, when i toggle Backface culling, the wrong faces are hidden (the interior of the room that i have to edit...)

I had this problem too, I wanted to look at the room only from inside and not outside, but the normals are localized outside the room (in blue if I remember correctly), so you need to invert the normals of the object(the room in this case)

Edit: when you turn on face orientation, whatever is in red is what is not supposed to be turned to you/the camera, but yes what is in blue.
So you need to fix this, blender automatically can do it for you, but in this case it doesn't know that your vision comes from inside the object and not the expected: outside.
To mess with all of that go edit-mode>mesh>normals, there are many options, flip should do it, just don't forget (like I did) to select the whole object.

[not again!]

Originally Posted by LeelooBastet

I guess the blue lines are part of the collision info...

The blue lines indicate that the edges are marked as sharp; if the lines bother you, then you can exclude them from being displayed in the Viewport Overlays menu (I would not remove them all-together, sharp edges improve the lighting in game a lot imo)

[LeelooBastet]

So i dont need to invert faces in TE when exporting a room ?

[AkyV]

What is the difference between:

- Grid wall in 3 / Grid wall in 3 (squares), and
- Grid wall in 5 / Grid wall in 5 (squares)?

[Richard_trle]

Grid 3 vs Grid 5

they are basically a way to change wall tiles

The square version only produce squared tiles, while the other produces irregular tiles

[AkyV]

Oh, thanks, now I get it. I mean, previously I tested it only in a blocky room, so I could not see the difference.
So "squares" makes horizontal section borders even if the floor/ceiling is tilted at that wall, but the other one adjusts the borders to those angles.