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I'll need a proper example, I'm afraid. The model works just fine:

Edit: Other post replaced by this one. Different issue.

When setting a model in modeldef to the following variables. The results look different in GZdoom than in GZDB. I'm guessing the two variables together causes the issue rather than on their own.

RollOffset 90
AngleOffset 90

Edit: Also the effects of "offset" only show in GZdoom.

http://imgur.com/DJwKKaK,xXMV26h#0

Not sure if it's a bug or a non implemented feature. I'm assuming the Offset is simply a feature not included.

Should be fixed in r2145, among other things, including:

Newsflash! (r2145)
1. Import Wavefront .obj as Terrain mode now works in all map formats.
2. Import Wavefront .obj as Terrain mode: floor height of each created sector is now set to the average height of the polygon it was created from.
3. Import Wavefront .obj as Terrain Settings window: added "Use slopes" checkbox. When enabled, the mode will create slopes using vertex height offsets (UDMF) or Floor Vertex Height things (1504).

Spoiler: Here's an example of imported model with disabled "Use slopes" setting

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4. Fixed, Rendering: MODELDEF RollOffset, AngleOffset, Scale and ZOffset properties were applied incorrectly.
5. Fixed, Rendering: VOXELDEF Scale property was applied incorrectly.
6. Fixed, Visual Mode: things were rendered at wrong height after using "Lower/Raise Height" actions in sectors with sloped floor (or ceiling for ceiling-aligned things).
7. Fixed: info panel was not updated after switching to another Edit Mode.
8. A couple of fixes to ScriptDocumentTab.FindPrevious() logic.

Get it from the usual place.

Confirmed ZOffset and the Angle/Rolling Offset bug fixed. Thank you for the quick response!

Any plans to have normal XYZ Offset in visual mode? This would help greatly in lining up wall decorations to the grid.

Right now I'm getting "Close Enough", which is fine though.
http://imgur.com/sdLMn7p

blackfish wrote:Any plans to have normal XYZ Offset in visual mode?

And by "normal XYZ Offset in visual mode" you mean?..

From MODELDEF
Offset xoffset yoffset zoffset
Sets actor x/y/z offsets.

http://zdoom.org/wiki/MODELDEF

The model can be offset X, Y, and Z this way afaik.

Edit: Image comparison with GZDB and GZdoom. This is with Offset 32.0 32.0 32.0 to show an obvious difference.

http://imgur.com/uDrsQ82,0W250xV

Fixed in r2146:
1. Rendering: MODELDEF "offset" property is now supported.
2. Rendering: more fixes to MODELDEF and UDMF properties-related model rendering logic.

You rock! Thank you.

I just bought a new laptop; at which point I downloaded the latest SVN version of GZDoom Builder. However, when I went to run it, it stated my DirectX was out of date. So, I got all of the recent Windows updates (According to Microsoft Support, getting the latest Windows 8.1 automatically installs the latest DirectX). Three Windows updates later, I finally have the latest of all Windows software, but GZDB still claims to have the DirectX error. I do know for a fact that I am running DirectX 11 on my machine. Any way to solve this issue? Is it something with my computer or GZDB?

I am running a Toshiba Satellite, Windows 8.1, Quad-Intel Core i7 2.50GHz, 64-bit, with 8GB RAM.

Ral22 wrote:I just bought a new laptop; at which point I downloaded the latest SVN version of GZDoom Builder. However, when I went to run it, it stated my DirectX was out of date.

It requires the SlimDX runtime, unless you use an SVN build (which includes the runtime).

Ral22 wrote:I just bought a new laptop; .......

See Required software in http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=32392

Ral22 wrote:I finally have the latest of all Windows software, but GZDB still claims to have the DirectX error.

This error message is misleading in some cases (it is shown when DB2/GZDB is unable to detect DirectX OR SlimDX). I'll fix that in the next commit.
Also, GZDB requires DirectX 9.0 and SlimDX for .NET 2.0

Newsflash! (r2147)
1. Several items can now be selected at once in Resource List Editor.
2. Resource List Editor now has a context menu, which allows you to copy, cut, paste, replace or remove selected resources.

Spoiler:

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3. Fixed misleading warning asking the user to install DirectX when the editor was unable to detect SlimDX.

Get it from the usual place.

Looking at that image http://forum.zdoom.org/download/file.ph ... &mode=view reminds me of a question I've had for some time.

How do I squeeze a configuration for

• GZDoom: Doom2 (Doom format)

and also

• GZDoom: Doom2 (Hexen format)

into Game Configurations,

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to differentiate between Doom and Doom2 formats?

1. Copy "GZDoom_DoomDoom.cfg", rename it to, say, "GZDoom_Doom2Doom.cfg".
2. Open "GZDoom_Doom2Doom.cfg", change "game" to "GZDoom: Doom 2 (Doom format)";
3. Open "GZDoom_DoomDoom.cfg", remove line 'include("Includes\\Doom2_things.cfg");'

Repeat the same steps for "GZDoom_DoomHexen.cfg"