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I don't expect anyone else to find it useful, but I use an old version of Metasquoia , though my version isn't even listed anymore (2.3). I stopped updating when the developer began offering a paid licensed version next to a handicapped freeware version. It lacks all the bells and whistles of 3dsMax ...

Tirgal wrote:cannons.....

Did someone say the Paris Gun? I heard Paris Gun. Ah railguns. ::squeals::

Ran out of steam, so tacked on a quick end message when beaten.

No change with increased channels.

I didn't notice before, but the western side door can be heard a little bit better then the eastern. The western door is the parent poly, and the eastern it's mirror if that makes any difference.

I couldn't find any spot where the sound disappeared completely or had some odd volume. How many sound channels do you have set? All I have to do is face the doors from inside the base, or turn away from the doors outside. ZDoom says 32 channels. Also just to be sure, check that you're not using ...

I just tried 2.9pre-786 and the issue is still present. I was hoping whatever my problem is was related to Nash's. I did a little more testing and it seems dependent on the player's facing, disregarding orientation to the poly. As long as I'm facing north, it plays as expected. Face south, and I can ...

Sound sequence volume is being weird. If I'm facing the polyobject, it's quiet to the point of silent. The further I face away from the poly, the louder the sound gets until I'm turned completely away.

I noticed it in Chibi Rebellion, the Rebel Base's main doors, Map11.

Not an official entry. https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1580/25620238274_43d712bee2_m.jpg Computer map replacement. Shows the location of "hidden" monsters. Yellow indicates monsters with 150 HPs or more, and Red for 400 HPs or more. The brighter the color, the closer it is. Once picked up, it's always ...

http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=51365 Attached file has two wads, Test153.wad and Test155.wad. Each using identical scripts, but compiled with ACC 1.53 and 1.55 respectively. The 1.53 version succeeds in comparing the #DEFINED'd string via ==, while the 1.55 version fails. Is the 1.53 ...

I see it applies here, but I don't understand the results. Is this a bug in 1.55, or was the previous behavior undefined "don't do that"?

What version of ACC you using?

[edit] I just tried your script, and it didn't work for me with the current ACC. Compiled it with my old version ACC, and it works.
[edit2] For clarification. It works in 1.53, but not in 1.55.

Prior, I've been using them here and there without issue. Was it just a fluke it's been working before? I actually started using them because long time ago I couldn't get a string comparison to work otherwise. This would fail: str Vars[1] = {"MyString"}; str CheckString = "MyString"; if (Vars[0 ...

I recently updated ACC from an old copy, and just dusted off a project to play with. After recompiling the scripts with the new ACC though, I've encountered an issue. ACS snippet: #DEFINE SPAWN_SPECIAL "SPECIAL" str Items[256][5] = { //trimmed {"GateKey", "Gate Key", SPAWN_SPECIAL, "PickupQuest ...

Are you asking if Sin and Punishment is a thing that can be talked about here? No, was an honest quandary. To me, the Panzer Dragoon series (excl Saga) is definitely a rail shooter, but not really a SHMUP. But what about Afterburner? Star Fox? Space Harrier? Is it simply the vertical movement in ...

When does a shmup's classification evolve into a rail shooter? Or is that line too blurry?