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If you updated UDB yesterday and get the error Could not load plugin "System.Memory.dll", plugin is missing the Plug class. This file is not supposed to be in the Plugins subdirectory. please delete the System.Memory.dll from the Plugins directory (only there, not the one in the base insta...

Uh... you can see a list of predefined properties right in your screenshot. The ones listed are what's in https://github.com/ZDoom/gzdoom/blob/master/specs/udmf_zdoom.txt, but not handled by the UI. You add custom properties by clicking on the "(click to add custom field)" text, which - ju...

Can be easily done with ZScript: class MyHelperStuff { static void ClearSectorLineActionsZScript(int tag) { let iterator = Level.CreateSectorTagIterator(tag); int sectorIndex; while((sectorIndex = iterator.Next()) != -1) { let sector = Level.Sectors[sectorIndex]; for(int lineIndex=0; lineIndex < sec...

Check out https://zdoom.org/wiki/SetResultValue

violgamba wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 9:09 am Low and behold, Shift-Q lets you keep your selection between modes!

You can set that to be the default behavior in the preferences: Preferences -> Ediing -> Synchronize selection between Visual and Classic modes.

Besides that I don't really see the use-case.

Looks like you're trying to run the DOS doom.exe. That does not work on modern Windows. Try some port instead (like GZDoom, Chocolate Doom, DSDA-Doom).

The version number is set by the Windows build script (build_git_generic.cmd), so if you're compiling yourself it'll always show the old version set in the files. It's the same if you compile it yourself in Visual Studio on Windows without the build script.

Impossible to say with the given info.

For quite some time GZDoom had the ability to color single sidedef parts like Doom 64 style wall colors. That's in the GZDoom UDMF specs . There is some behavior that I didn't expect, but it might also be user error. This is specifically about the lowercolor_*, bottomcolor_*, and useowncolors_* prop...

Laskow wrote: ↑Tue Jan 09, 2024 8:10 am Is there a way to display the linedef's upper/middle/lower brightness at the bottom of the screen?

No.

Dragging is by default done with the right mouse button, not the left.

Yeah, definitely looks like a precision problem. Vertices are already rounded (and merged) to 3 decimal places. There is https://biwa.github.io/udbscript-docs/Vertex/#snaptoaccuracy, but that would not do anything here, since that's run when using DrawLines anyway. What you could do is to compute al...

I literally just described UDBScript to a friend as "the most beautifully implemented internal scripting system I have ever seen." So, passing that along. Thanks! :) Most of the API is just a thin layer over the C# code, although there are some additions that make it more user-friendly an...

You can simply run a script in another map. Actions like ACS_Execute take a map as one of the parameters. Only works for maps in the same hub, though. Hexen makes extensive use of that.

There seems to be a problem with vertex positions when using the sinusoid distribution under certain circumstances, for example when trying to slope between lines that are parallel and 192 units apart. It draws vertices that are really close together, but not on each other. That results in the secto...