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This is a problem that started out of the blue ca. two (or three?) years ago. At first I thought, there was maybe something broken with my Windows install, but after migrating to Linux, I see the same problem:

  1.  I create a map with a leak (or defective portal) and save it  (name, for example: m1)
  2.  dmap ,  console shows leak
  3. when going back to DR for the pointfile, a message appears stating that there is no pointfile for this map
  4. then I save the map with a new name (m2)
  5. dmap again
  6. back to DR: then there is a pointfile

Anyone has seen this problem as well and if so, is there a fix?

 

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On 11/28/2025 at 7:07 AM, JackFarmer said:

dmap ,  console shows leak

Does it also create a pointfile (lin)?

 

The weird thing I just encountered (but maybe it's normal) is that a dmap only checks for one leak and then stops. In DR you only see this leak, while a second leak is not seen, although it might be there.

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Just seeing this problem too while following up a defective portal. In DR, couldn't see the pointfile (...portalD...lin) if I opened it with File/Open Map from Project, but did see the pointfile if I opened map with File/Open...

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If any of you blokes could verify the fix for func_klaus and report it to him at:

0005617: "Open Map From Project" prevents pointfile from loading (link above)

that would be good.

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1 hour ago, Geep said:

If any of you blokes could verify the fix for func_klaus and report it to him at:

0005617: "Open Map From Project" prevents pointfile from loading (link above)

that would be good.

Done, left a comment.  It seems to be fixed.

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