Combo Maplet and Decorator

These are two fairly old Tools by Mark Sibly and Terabit, originally released as Freeware. Maplet is a bit like SketchUp and has a lightmapper, can save geometry as B3D. Decorator allows to walk trough the geometry and basically shoot textures to the walls etc. Not much of a gui, but if you are once familar with the controls, workflow is very decent. The result can be imported and used flawlessly in Coppercube, which then can publish it for HTML5. I thought I share this for other Coppercube users. Note: Coppercube takes the lightmap and saves it highly compressed as JPG, resulting in ugly artefacts, but you can overwrite that JPG file with a 100% quality JPG copy of the original lightmap, which solves this issue. Also, you may want to lower the brightness of the lightmap in Photoshop or similar (Gimp, Artweaver etc.), as Coppercube uses an other blendmode, making it brighter than the original.