ZDoom

when the player hits the use key in the main menu part it runs the submenu part without reading new input, so "if ((key & BT_USE).." in the submenu is still true. you could change the submenu ifs to else if so those are skipped and input is reread.

don't negate the angle to get the opposite direction, add 256 to it. also, the value from getactorangle is a fixed point angle and thrustthing uses a byte angle, you have to convert it. the easiest way is with a bit shift: getactorangle(0)>>8

looks good but I'm not sure if it accounts for inverted mouse setups.

fellowzdoomer wrote:How about AD2's helicopter? It (ab)uses ACS but it works well...unless its not what you're looking for...?

AD2's heli isn't so bad, it's just a monster on an invisible platform.

from the wiki:

HoldTime
How many seconds the message stays on screen in fixed point. If using HUDMSG_PLAIN, a HoldTime of 0 will cause the message to stay forever, or until the same ID is re-used

so 5 seconds is just 5.0

is the mapinfo screwed up?

how about a curve?
ie:
for(ang = 0; ang < 0.25; ang += 0.01}
y = sin(ang)*range + min;

for right now you could use vectorangle. just do vectorangle(1.0, [value]) and you'll get the atan of [value].

you need to use characters, those are still strings. you use characters by putting ' around them IE: 'x'

i gave it a shot and got similar results. how about faking it and moving everything else up?

it's the keyconfig. you need to define a keydown and keyup alias for the +user* commands, otherwise the game thinks +user* is still being held after releasing the key. IE:

heres a quick example that sways the view in a circle. script 1 (void) { int dang; int ang, pitch, oang, opitch; oang = fixedmul(0.01, cos(0)); opitch = fixedmul(0.01, sin(0)); while(1) { for(dang = 0; dang < 1.0; dang += 0.01) { ang = fixedmul(0.01, cos(dang)); pitch = fixedmul(0.01, sin(dang ...

Enjay wrote:Now here's an odd thing that I can't see already mentioned: if I play a score game in ZDoom the score card is correct, if I play in GZDoom it is mirrored.

after some quick tests it appears to be gzdoom's fault. it's flipping camera textures placed on the floor.

forgot this was here
well here it is

it's on a private server and the ip changed sometimes. heres a current link. http://69.9.27.146/Stereogram.zip