ok, here is the rendercube script:

Code:

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var cuberesolution=256; // set up the resolution of the cube here

var cubeposition[3]=0,0,200; // set up the position of the cube here

var west[3]=180,0,0;

var north[3]=90,0,0;

var east[3]=0,0,0;

var south[3]=-90,0,0;

var down[3]=90,-90,0;

var up[3]=90,90,0;



function rendercube()

{

	video_set(cuberesolution,cuberesolution,32,0);

	camera.arc=90;

	vec_set(camera.x,cubeposition);

	vec_set(camera.pan,west);

	wait(1);

	_sshot();

	vec_set(camera.x,cubeposition);

	vec_set(camera.pan,north);

	wait(1);

	_sshot();

	vec_set(camera.x,cubeposition);

	vec_set(camera.pan,east);

	wait(1);

	_sshot();

	vec_set(camera.x,cubeposition);

	vec_set(camera.pan,south);

	wait(1);

	_sshot();

	vec_set(camera.x,cubeposition);

	vec_set(camera.pan,down);

	wait(1);

	_sshot();

	vec_set(camera.x,cubeposition);

	vec_set(camera.pan,up);

	wait(1);

	_sshot();

}

on_r=rendercube;

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i am not 100% sure if all directions are set up correctly. the beta watermarks are a bit annoying and unfortunately the video_set command isn't available in the non-beta version.

if you press r, 6 screenshots will be generated. nothing should move in your level while rendering the cube because there is a wait after rendering each side. copy all screenshots next to each other (in the order 0-1-2-3-4-5) into a new image in your image editing program and save it as <yourcubename+6.tga>.

(if you use this cube for a sky you shouldn't use a z offset in the sky definition because this will lead to distortions.)