ZDoom

Kinsie wrote:It looks like it's supposed to also be free on Steam, but it currently looks to be bugged so hold your horses on that one.

I guess they fixed it already, because it worked for me.

I considered that when I made it. I think you could spawn an actor that sticks to the center of the flashlight's spot, and calls A_AlertMonsters every tic.

Sure, go ahead.

Okay, I didn't realize it, but Sector_Set3DFloor specials get erased, after the level loads. The good news is that it's actually much easier to do what you're trying to do than I originally thought. Try this: override void Material3DDestroyed(WorldEvent e) { // I was wrong about how to calculate the ...

I think I might know how to do that. The control sector has one line that defines it as a 3D floor. That line's first argument is the tag of the sectors where that 3D floor appears. So, what you need to do is iterate over e.damageSector.lines, until you find the one where special == 160 (i.e. Sector ...

Oh, EjectDebris needs to be inside the DirtHandler class.

It would be almost the same, probably something like this: void EjectDebris(int amount, class<Actor> debrisCls, Vector3 pos, float maxVel) { for (int i = 0; i < amount; i++) { let mo = Actor.Spawn(debrisCls, pos); mo.vel.x = frandom(-maxVel, maxVel); mo.vel.y = frandom(-maxVel, maxVel); mo.vel.z ...

Caligari's mostly right -- you can trigger line effects too, but that's about it. I'm not entirely sure what you're going for. The less dynamic it is, the easier it would be to do, but you might be able to pull off something more complex with some tricks. If you just want a destructible wall, the ...

My goal is to create a GUI API along the lines of Z-Windows or ZGUI. The menu is supposed to contain a root window, that contains other windows, etc. and keyboard events are supposed to be passed down from the parent to the active child. If one of the leaf windows is a text field, then it should be ...

I don't think there's anything I can do with those enums that would work. I understand that, for non-printable characters, the key that was pressed would be an ESpecialGuiKeys value stored in keyChar, and that keyString would be empty. But I should still get something like this in the console: key ...

I have code like this: class MyMenu : GenericMenu { override bool OnUIEvent(UIEvent ev) { if (ev.type == UIEvent.Type_KeyDown) { Console.Printf("%s key pressed", ev.keyString); } else if (ev.type == UIEvent.Type_KeyUp) { Console.Printf("%s key released", ev.keyString); } else if (ev.type == UIEvent ...

Sure.

If the player is morphed with the MRF_UndoByDeath morph-style flag set, and then falls to their death, the game will crash, instead of unmorphing them.

Did you remember to add the player class in MAPINFO?

Edit: Also the handler warnings don't matter. That's just because I use a float as an int, somewhere.

I just made a small edit to the code to make that easier. Now all you have to do is: class Headlamp : Infrared replaces Infrared { Default { Powerup.Type "PowerHeadlamp"; } } class PowerHeadlamp : PowerFlashlight { Default { Powerup.Duration -20; PowerFlashlight.EnergyType ""; PowerFlashlight ...