Ultimate Doom Builder
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I've noticed that float/double user variables can't have a //$UserDefaultValue set. The field always shows up blank when placing a new thing.
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Another remnant of the conversion to double. The values specified with that editor key were still interpreted as single precision, while the rest of the code requires double precision. Fixed.
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Does Doom Builder completely prevent modification of official IWADs? I would prefer to fix the bugs in the original IWADs (such as bugged secrets, missing textures, etc) instead of creating an almost identical PWAD, but I was hoping it isn't impossible to change them.
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for that you would honestly be better off making a separate wad and auto-loading it rather than editing the pwad
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Even better, you can use LevelPostProcessor to modify that sort of stuff instead of modified iwad maps.
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What is it? It looks like a lot of internal programming that I'm not near advanced enough to understand. Does it allow modification of the maps? That's all I am wantin' to do.Mikk- wrote:Even better, you can use LevelPostProcessor to modify that sort of stuff instead of modified iwad maps.
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levelpostprocessor would be better, yeah. Pretty sure you can use that and some checksum checks to selectively apply alterations based on the map if you want. Unsure how involved it gets though as it isn't something that have messed with.
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Mate, please. It's called software design.Misery wrote:internal programming
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How do you clamp the d64 lighting effects like on the game itself?
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I assume you mean the D64 sector colours. Those are available only in UDMFMav3r1ck wrote:How do you clamp the d64 lighting effects like on the game itself?
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What I meant was, in UDMF the D64 colors stretch the whole sector height instead of clamping down against neighboring sectors like in the actual game. I was wondering if there was an ingame or console option to do this.
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As far as I know the D64 color arrangements are supported in UDB UDMF.
Clamping in what way?
Maybe a screenshot would help to explain what you are looking for.
What do you mean by "clamping down against neighboring sectors"?Mav3r1ck wrote:What I meant was, in UDMF the D64 colors stretch the whole sector height instead of clamping down against neighboring sectors like in the actual game. I was wondering if there was an ingame or console option to do this.
Clamping in what way?
Maybe a screenshot would help to explain what you are looking for.
Spoiler:Something like this?
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I'm not sure how to explain it exactly.
For example, on The Bleeding, there or cube-like structures surrounding the player start building. Now when you look at them you'll notice the colored lighting effects are compressed to match the height of the cube-like structures instead of stretching the whole sector height.
For example, on The Bleeding, there or cube-like structures surrounding the player start building. Now when you look at them you'll notice the colored lighting effects are compressed to match the height of the cube-like structures instead of stretching the whole sector height.
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Speaking of Doom 64, the UDMF config is missing a definition for sector special 89 GLSector_NoSkyDraw (this mimics D64's fake 3d floor hack). Right now it doesn't show up as an option.
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GZDoom has sidedef flags for that.Mav3r1ck wrote:I'm not sure how to explain it exactly.
For example, on The Bleeding, there or cube-like structures surrounding the player start building. Now when you look at them you'll notice the colored lighting effects are compressed to match the height of the cube-like structures instead of stretching the whole sector height.
Indeed, and there's also the "NoSkyWalls" and "DrawFullHeight" linedef flags for that, added by yours truly.Warden wrote:Speaking of Doom 64, the UDMF config is missing a definition for sector special 89 GLSector_NoSkyDraw (this mimics D64's fake 3d floor hack). Right now it doesn't show up as an option.