Leak problem

there are other ways you can get a leak. one of them for example is if an entity is outside of the whole region of your map. check if theres an entity like that. the other way is if you've blocked a void space with for example a func_wall. that wont do, func_walls dont close voids, youll still see the void and will get a leak that way.

also you can always load the pointfile just incase you didnt spot a leak. (go to maps -> load pointfile. then choose the .lin file with your maps name on it and follow the long line till you get to a leak. there will be no .lin file if there are no leaks il your map.)

Are you going to be surprised when i tell you that your map compiled fine for me without any indication of a leak?

Does it say:

"Leak in hull0"
or:
"Leak in hull1"

in your log file?

Did you run vis and rad? Because those are what get skipped when there's a leak

Does A Map can Have A Leak when Rad Set to be compilded for Extra??

Sorry for Wrong English

I Will Retry. Thanks Guys

He doesn't care...

Fine.

'Does A Map can Have A Leak when Rad Set to be compilded for Extra??'
Uh... No. Extra rad will not create a leak, and Rad will not run if there is a leak. I hope what you said is one of the two I answered, sorry If I don't understand.

Ummmm, Sorry if i gonna post this but when i put a huge block around the map the leak is gone. It means there is really a hole somewhere.
Sorry Mighty Atom if i didnt care

Ummmm. Guys, What do you think i will do with it. Does it will Malfunction or you can be teleported to Xen

Why are you ignoring the question i was asking you a couple posts up? If you want this fixed, you need to answer our questions in order to figure out where your leak is.

So ill ask again:

Does it say:

"Leak in hull0"
or:
"Leak in hull1"

in your log file?

Make sure you got rid of that huge block before you compile and check the logile.

Still doesn't care..