Plane_Align action 181 problem

[DOOMERO-21]

i have a problem witht his, for some reazon a hight slope block the monster like a impassable line and idk why, this happen the same when i force the monster actor use a super jump, the line still impassable and i dont used that property on doombuilder, is that a normal problem when the slope is large verticaly?

draw example:

[ReX]

The problem of slope "blocking" is created by a combination of sector (slope) height, and slope angle. The greater the height and the steeper the angle, the less will be the ability of an actor to climb the slope. You'll need to experiment with different combinations that work with your map's geometry.

[DOOMERO-21]

The problem of slope "blocking" is created by a combination of sector (slope) height, and slope angle. The greater the height and the steeper the angle, the less will be the ability of an actor to climb the slope. You'll need to experiment with different combinations that work with your map's geometry.

you right, i decreaed a little more the height and now the monster can pass the sector

thanks for your answer

[Victik83]

Im having somewhat the same problem,

I have an Imp that has to walk across the 3dfloor (see image), theres no problem at all with that, but, the Imp seems to ignore the 3dfloor the moment i put a slope underneath the 3dfloor, no matter how deep the gap is. (Infinity-tall problem or something like that?)
Also, when i put the slope right under the 3dfloor the Imp falls/sink into the 3dfloor (like it wants to walk on the slope), the 3dfloor is solid though.
So the point is is that when the angle of the slope is 45Degrees or higher the Imp starts to ignore the 3dfloor, altough he can walk the slope itself without any problems, now thats weird

In the image the gap is 128 deep, when i raise the slope to 32 (45degrees angle) the imp gets blocked, then i lowered the slope to 31 (thats just 1 pixel) and he walks over without problems. Its definately the slope which is causing this problem but i cant understand why it makes the Imp ignoring the 3dfloor.

I tried using flags, deepen the gap and thicken the 3dfloor but its useless.
I know it can be done cause i did it before but i cant remember how.

[Leonard2]

Has it something to do with the angle of the slope?

From what I know the "limit" starts just at 45° but the fact that it applies on your 3D floor sounds like a bug.

[Victik83]

Hey thnx for the reply , i was editing my post to be more specific while you replied.


Ok so it isnt the angle which makes him ignore the 3dfloor.
You mean a bug in GZDB 1.14? cause i remember i did it before in another version

Ive just tried covering the sloped sector with bridge-things IN the 3dfloor but doesnt work also unfortunatly even without sloped sector underneath the 3dfloor the imp is not walking over at all, so using bridge-things is a lost case...

[imppmi]

Try to degrees your slope. paardepik

[Victik83]

Try to degrees your slope. paardepik

So the point is is that when the angle of the slope is 45Degrees or higher the Imp starts to ignore the 3dfloor, altough he can walk the slope itself without any problems.

Btw, i forgot to mention that when the 3dfloor is placed over the slope, the 181 action is changed to '' 1. polyobj startline''

[Gez]

Btw, i forgot to mention that when the 3dfloor is placed over the slope, the 181 action is changed to '' 1. polyobj startline''

what

[Victik83]

Btw, i forgot to mention that when the 3dfloor is placed over the slope, the 181 action is changed to '' 1. polyobj startline''

what

The lines i selected were changed from 181 to 1 the moment i drew the sector for the 3d floor, its a bridge over a canyon.


like this...

[Gez]

That's an editor idiosyncrasy, though. Nothing to do with the engine.

[Victik83]

Alas then , but i already have an alternative, no slopes this time haha thnx for the reply''s peepz