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Well, you can't do anything about the missing assets in 2.5 (aside from converting them to brushes, copying then pasting into 2.5 then converting back to meshes but you'll have to steal the textures too). I was more talking about all the missing light fixtures and several bare rooms and the missing rocks above the main room, doorframes, window frames, etc.

I'm just concerned that when you're "done", you will have tons of misaligned meshes and off-looking textures. Again, I'm not trying to be hard on you. This is why I said, it took me a week of everyday work to convert my first map and that was all before it looked "ok" in the 2.5 editor.

Logistical problems abounded however, not least of were the countless building code violations that made this new space a deathtrap "Yeah, we used to trip the breaker switches all the time. Everything would go out and we'd have to power things up one at a time just so the switch didn't trip again," says Jones.

Jones also recalls the time that AT&T arrived to fix the company's malfunctioning T1 line. "Nobody knew where it was actually located, so we just wandered around looking – we ended up finding this locked door to the basement. The AT&T guy was ready to give up, but we needed our internet connection pretty desperately. So I broke the door down."

It got worse. "I guess the building used to be some kind of weird religious school, and the basement was filled with these tiny desks, you know – the ones with the seat built-in and there was a near-empty swimming pool with about six inches of sludge at the bottom. The T1 line was actually hooked up in an abandoned boiler room covered in about forty years of corrosion." If it sounds like a level from Resident Evil, then you're successfully picturing the scene. But swimming pool of death aside, Bungie was a real company, with real employees and a real creepy basement. But amazingly, very early work on what was to become Halo actually started there.

Structural could be Building_husk. I'm just trying to extrapolate what the structural meshes could be since I assume those are the steamroller buildings.

Im pretty sure none of the 2.5 packages have a .m. as a grouping name. so it might be M_AAO_Architectural.structural.m = M-Architectural.structural

Unless you tried that already. I haven't actually opened the editor to look at the packages, just memory.

I would suggest starting from scratch. Removing all the NPC's yourself instead of relying on an Aussie to do it. Then go through and verify package names with UTPT. You'll get a feel for it.