Custom Textures Problem

[EngineerGaming]

Well for starters am having a issue with custom textures for a 'test' and all. but they do appear fine on 2d view of the Zone builder.

3d view of the test level itself and the custom texture do look fine as always...

And to tell you am using Slade, not sure if its something that is involved with Slade or i have the wrong Release download,
Am using the 32bit Installer, am not completely sure if 32bit is making a fuss with the custom textures in-game..

But when actually playing the test level itself i opened up and see this red texture, I am confuse on why this appear. Am not sure if its from using Slade to create custom textures or something i don't know of.

If anyone know anything about this issue, it'll be a pleasure if someone could replied to me about the problem at large.
Am sorta new to this zone builder and any help I greatly appreciate from the "Sonic Robo Blast 2" community.

 

[Triant]

first of all,is your map in a wad or a pk3?,if its in a pk3 create a new directory in slade and name it "Textures",then put the texture in the folder,if you made a wad file put the textures between 2 markers TX_START and TX_END and if you want check this tutorial,isnt outdated,thats all that i can do to help

 

[EngineerGaming]

first of all,is your map in a wad or a pk3?,if its in a pk3 create a new directory in slade and name it "Textures",then put the texture in the folder,if you made a wad file put the textures between 2 markers TX_START and TX_END and if you want check this tutorial,isnt outdated,thats all that i can do to help

So create new map in zone builder and save as the map as pk3 or wad then open the map folder in Slade then place a textures folder and write what you said on above.

Anyways, thank you.

 

[Rozieh]

first of all,is your map in a wad or a pk3?,if its in a pk3 create a new directory in slade and name it "Textures",then put the texture in the folder,if you made a wad file put the textures between 2 markers TX_START and TX_END and if you want check this tutorial,isnt outdated,thats all that i can do to help

I followed both your tutorial and this one (http://slade.mancubus.net/index.php?page=wiki&wikipage=How-to-Import-Textures) but nothing seems to work. My map is in .WAD, the textures are 64x64, they are named 8 character long, I've writen the exact wording in my file but nothing ! Actually when successfully following the Slade wiki tutorial, ZB recognised the flat but not the texture but same problem as pic above (red texture) aaaaand that's it. I already spent 4 hours on this mess so please help me and OP.

 

[Triant]

I followed both your tutorial and this one (http://slade.mancubus.net/index.php?page=wiki&wikipage=How-to-Import-Textures) but nothing seems to work. My map is in .WAD, the textures are 64x64, they are named 8 character long, I've writen the exact wording in my file but nothing ! Actually when successfully following the Slade wiki tutorial, ZB recognised the flat but not the texture but same problem as pic above (red texture) aaaaand that's it. I already spent 4 hours on this mess so please help me and OP.

well i cant help anymore,the more i can do is a guide in addons and more about this

 

[Rozieh]

well i cant help anymore,the more i can do is a guide in addons and more about this

I actually figured it out eventually. What I did is that I made a separate file that has textures and flats. made it in pk3 for the sheer simplicity of just puting a converted file in it without the tags, added it as a base ressource in ZB and voilà ! I now have the wonderful, gray, test texture that I wanted !