transporting maps threw bsp. port disk Created 19 years ago2004-06-23 14:01:50 UTC by zeeba-G

i have a disk for the bsp.port which holds 64 mb. of memory. I saved a map on it but how do i open it up on the other comp? with run? or what. im trying to transfer the map onto my computer that doesnt have internet but does have worldcraft.

If it's a .bsp file, copy it into your 'Half-Life/valve/maps'-directory, run HL with '-console' and type 'map mapname' into the console to play it.
If it's a .map or .rmf file, copy it somewhere into your worldcraft directory, run worldcraft and open it as every other one.
Btw, wrong forum I think.

What is a "BSP port"?

What ever happened to USB?

I think you're talking about the USB port.
I've never heard of a 'bsp'-port either, but your description fits the USB-port.
USB is 'universal serial bus'. If this 'bsp'-port does exist, what do the letters stand for? When I hear 'bsp', I allways thinkof HL, quake and so on.
Anyway it seems to be working now, doesn't it?

BSP stands for "binary space partition"

Never heard of that one.
Either it's brand new or extremly old.
Afaik almost all mp3 players use USB ports.

it stands for big smelly penis therefor i was refering to the usb i guess.

My iPod used a Firewire, obsolete on most PCs, I've only seen them on macs. They charge 20 bucks extra for a USB cord...I bet they've made thousands off of these cables for Windows users...

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BSP stands for "binary space partition"

Never heard of that one.
Either it's brand new or extremly old.
Afaik almost all mp3 players use USB ports.

Seventh is referring to BSP in editing.

My PC has firewire ports. Alot of really high-end mobos like P4C800-E have a firewire port or two. I have 4, cos I got 1 on mobo, one on a card which came with mobo and 2 on a card i bought.

How big is the data transfer rate of firewire?

zeebra-g try to tone down your language a bit - its a family website