vbsp has two arguments for Source 2010 that 2013 does not have: -alldetail (which is vital) and -blocksize (which I don't think anyone uses or even talks about).
vvis seems to have identical argument support in 2010 and 2013.
vrad is missing -finitefalloff and -hdr/-ldr/-both in 2013.
Additionally, Source 2010's map version is 21 and Source 2013's version is 20.
Once we get a version of the compilers that works with source code we have access to, we can pursue projects like making vrad hardware-accelerated or making vbsp handle recursive instances the same way that Hammer does.
vbsp has two arguments for Source 2010 that 2013 does not have:
-alldetail(which is vital) and-blocksize(which I don't think anyone uses or even talks about).vvis seems to have identical argument support in 2010 and 2013.
vrad is missing
-finitefalloffand-hdr/-ldr/-bothin 2013.Additionally, Source 2010's map version is 21 and Source 2013's version is 20.
Once we get a version of the compilers that works with source code we have access to, we can pursue projects like making vrad hardware-accelerated or making vbsp handle recursive instances the same way that Hammer does.