A Unity engine extension that convert a Quake style '.map' file into mesh, collider and entity objects for use in Unity.

• Creates game objects by linking Unity prefabs to Quake classnames
• Quake style entity framework. Use UEntity and UEntityManager to trigger objects with a 'targetname'.
• Select specific Layers and settings for the meshes, colliders and objects using ScriptableObjects
• Automatically create secondary UVs for lightmapping //NOTE: using Unity's built-in method which is quite slow
• Works for both URP Lit and Standard materials
• Select between 3 materials for each texture: standard, alpha cutout or emissive
• Automatically create additional area light meshes on specific textures for greater lighting control
• Constructs texture mapped meshes, per brush convex colliders and total convex colliders set on a per entity basis
• Configure entity parameters inside the TrenchBroom editor for one-button conversions into ready-to-use Unity scenes

• Custom materials per texture
• Save levels as prefabs
• Automatically bake Navigation Mesh and Occlusion upon conversion
• Automatically generate lighting upon conversion (maybe not with URP?)

• This extension has only been tested with *.map files created from the Trenchbroom 2.0 Quake engine level editor
• Map files must currently be changed to *.txt files for use with the Unity default TextAsset type
• The map parser can only read texture information that the Quake 2 map format provides and not the Quaternion style texture information that afaik is used for GoldSource engine maps
• Sorry there's no docs! There's a basic demo game included that has the bare bones on how to set up a game.
• Also, the conversion code is an absolute state!

Email me at marios.kalogerou@gemi-games.com if you have any questions whatsoever or make anything with it!