GTKRadiant should work fine on new machines, however you have to go to the processes/task manager, right click the gtkradiant process and assign it to only ONE core. If it uses multiple cores it freaks out, and you get odd behavior in the window. :)
| Author: | fuzion <[email protected]> | |
| Date: | 1/21/2013 9:38:18 PM | |
| Subject: | RE: wfa map editor | |
GTKRadiant should work fine on new machines, however you have to go to the processes/task manager, right click the gtkradiant process and assign it to only ONE core. If it uses multiple cores it freaks out, and you get odd behavior in the window. :) |
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