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Instead of saying goodbyes, I say thank you for what you have done in all these years. The door will be always open for you, if you ever decide to reclaim your rightful throne here

That explains it. I had to fix some problems with 1 unit wide sectors where bounding vertexes overlapped to other adjacent sectors after building the map with Zennode. Other than that the map looks fine, just used less SEGS on the cost of precision.

I could build the nodes with Zen Node and it appears there are "only" ~59200 SEGS. Doesn't that mean that ZDBSP's automatic extended node building triggers too early? Or it might mean that SEGS are split differently, resulting greater number with ZDBSP?

Thank you for the detailed answer

I keep hitting some limit while mapping in binary map format. The SSECTORS and SEGS of the map does not get built. Map statistics: 21013 Vertices 25853 Linedefs 48082 Sidedefs 5808 Sectors With these statistics, it is working. Getting somewhat above these though causes SSECTORS and SEGS to be 0 byte ...

Hello,

A tiny feature idea: Let us specify ranges for Find and Replace mode. Eg.: The above would list things which have thing tag falling inside the interval (inclusive endpoints).


Thx in advance

Gez wrote:That's because the state itself does not have a name.

Why not call them like dehacked does:
State
Frame

In other words: A state of an actor has one or more frames.

Could you replace the script editor with something else, or fix the issue I am having with it? Years ago I reported this to CodeImp over his forum but nothing was done about it. He told me that the script editor comes from some external source and he does not intend to touch it in any way. I have ...

Hello, After a bit of research, I found out that a modified SNDCURVE is needed for a stuff I want to achieve. Slade, however, is only able to view that file, but not modify it. Is there any tool capable of writing SNDCURVE? If you are wondering why I need to modify it: I need a sound which gets ...

hi, I still use this program a lot, and I think this might be a useful feature: -make a checkbox named "Ignore file extension" to parse all files in working directory regardless of their extension (When I use this program, only the needed files can be found there anyway) I extracted my paletted ...

While SpawnProjectile is really customizable, the ability to provide only byte angles is a limiting factor. Byte angles are a lot less precise than fixed point angles. Maybe add SpawnProjectile2 with fixed point angle parameter instead of byte angle?

GetPlayerInput YAW also returns false values if you move the mouse really fast. I managed to get positive values for turning right, and negative for turning left, which is exactly the opposite of what the wiki says. For most cases it returns good values, but it fails with fast mouse swings.

I think I came up with the best possible solution for this problem. I store the previous and current tic's X coordinate, then subtract them from each other. If the resulting number is too big (eg. 350-600), that means the cursor tried to jump from one edge of the screen to the other, so reset it to ...

Hm the example wad does not seem to work right. I can easily get stuck view while trying to look around. BTW what I need is almost the same as that keypad demo I posted earlier. Lets say I have a 640x480 hud field and I need to move the cursor inside it. The x movement is done with checking angle ...

Nah, just simply frozen. Totally frozen wouldn't allow to look around at all. do you think that helps to lower the turning momentum?