January 30 2005
tjlview v 0.1 alpha for radiant 1.4
by reyalP (email reyalp@gmail.com or hellsownpuppy@yahoo.com)

WARNING:
This is an early alpha release. It is provided with absolutely NO WARRANTY.
If it turns your data to mush and melts your CPU, don't blame me. It is
*always* a very good idea to keep backups of your mapping work.

Overview:
A plugin to load etpro trickjumplines into radiant. For tuning jumps or paths
in maps, or using as an et movie making aid.

Installation:
extract the tjlview.dll gtkradiant/plugins directory, and restart radiant. 

Uninstallation:
Close radiant, delete the tjlview.dll from the plugins directory.

User Interface:
Look at the plugins/tjlview menu

Usage:
- use LOAD to load a tjl file.  tjl format versions 2 and 3 are supported.
  The tjl will be displayed as a red line. 

- use UNLOAD to stop displaying the tjl file

- Configure just prints some info about the current tjl file in the console.

- If any of these commands do not produce the expected results, there may be
  information in the radiant console. Please include this when reporting
  bugs.

Notes and limitations:
- This plugin is compiled for GtkRadiant 1.4. It will most likely not work
  with any other verisons.

- In some circumstances, etpro seems to generate files missing
  essential information. In this case, messages such as:
	"malformed tjl v3 giving up"
	"file size / number of nodes doesn't match"
	"file doesn't have a whole number of nodes"
  may be displayed in the console. If this happens, sending me the console
  output and the offending file may aid debugging.

- Only win32 binaries are included.  The source is not currently available,
  but it will be made availble for future versions. If you really want the
  source, feel free to email me.

- Radiant hanging or crashing on exit. This appears to be a radiant bug, but
  having any plugin that draws to the camera window enabled (including this
  one, or prtview) may make triggering it more likely. 

TODO:
- lots

Credits:
Thanks to fretn for writing the the original ETPro trickjumptools code, and
providing me with information on the file format.