Custom Locales

[fishy]

I've created a locale to organize my custom textures, but in radiant when I select the locale it shows most of the textures in the default game. I have to scroll through a massive list to find my textures, anyone know why this is happening and or how I can fix it?

[Rezil]

Make sure all other filters are set to 'all', make sure your locale actually has any textures for it, also when creating your custom textures try to be as specific as possible(sort, usage, locale, material type etc.)

[fishy]

Make sure all other filters are set to 'all', make sure your locale actually has any textures for it, also when creating your custom textures try to be as specific as possible(sort, usage, locale, material type etc.)

Filters on all and locale does have the custom textures in it. I also try to be specific although "sort" is set to default. When the custom locale is selected it only removes tools and case textures from the texture preview box, leaves the rest.

[fishy]

Problem solved, it has to do with the locale.txt the following code box is how my locale.txt was when it dd not work.

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// Each line is a separate locale.
// Blank lines are allowed.
// Locales may have spaces in their names.
// Leading and trailing spaces on a line get ignored.
// The order is the order in which things appear in Radiant.
// <separator> is used to add a separator line in Radiant.

case
test
tools
decal
<separator>
Middle East
Chechnya
Generic
<separator>
Custom Textures

But adding 2 words before "Custom Textures" seems to fix the problem here's the fix.

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// Each line is a separate locale.
// Blank lines are allowed.
// Locales may have spaces in their names.
// Leading and trailing spaces on a line get ignored.
// The order is the order in which things appear in Radiant.
// <separator> is used to add a separator line in Radiant.

case
test
tools
decal
<separator>
Middle East
Chechnya
Middle East
Chechnya
Generic
<separator>
word1
word2
Custom Textures

If I replace the "word1" and "word2" with a space or separator it goes back to the same problem. so it must be filled with text of some sort.