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===Command-line options===
 
===Command-line options===
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This is for you if you're struggling finding out how to use the command line tools from tyrutils on linux due to lack of information and guides out there. The only ones I've even read about are focused on the windows GUI version with the three tools in one package. You can find QBSP, Light and Vis already compiled for you in the bin folder.
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EDIT: Acient Linux user attempting to fill in the gaps.
  
To find out any of their options, just execute them in the terminal.
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If you have the tyrutils package and you can't figure out what to do because all the guides are for the windows executables with all three tools built in and a GUI. All the tools have been compiled already and can be located in the bin folder. For instance light you simply open the terminal in the bin directory along with BQSP, Light and Vis. Execute the file like so
  
"./qsbp"
 
"./vis"
 
 
"./light"
 
"./light"
  
These will echo out a bunch of options for you to choose from. Works just like the windows version, you convert the .map with QSBP first and then light. You only need Vis for debugging and larger levels so if you're starting out, don't worry about it for now.
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It will show you the available options.
 
 
Sorry for lack of explanation, I covered it as briefly as I could and it's not at all that difficult.
 
  
 
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