ZETH: Linedef 190 patch

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ZETH: Linedef 190 patch

Post by Hirogen2 »

If this has not applied to ZETH yet, or for anybody who needs it, here is a diff patch that inserts the 190 linedef type.

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--- specialz.old        2003-10-05 18:35:48.000000000 +0200
+++ specialz.cfg        2003-10-04 20:21:22.000000000 +0200
@@ -6,6 +6,12 @@
 ##############################################################################
 ############################## Enumerations List #############################
 ##############################################################################
+"StaticInit"
+0,     "Gravity"
+1,     "Light/Fog"
+2,     "Damage"
+255,   "TextureSky"
+
 "Up/Down"
 0,     "Up"
 1,     "Down"
@@ -300,6 +306,7 @@
 224,   "Scroll_Ceiling",       "224 Scroll_Ceiling",
 999,"-","-","-----","-        ","-        ","-        ","-        ","-
 9,     "Line_Horizon",         "009 Line_Horizon",
+190,    "Static_Init",          "190 Static_Init",
 182,   "Line_Mirror",          "182 Line_Mirror",
 208,   "TranslucentLine",      "208 TranslucentLine",
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Applied. :)
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I hope any changes get backported to DOS Zeth too, just in case...
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The code I have should still compile under DJGPP, but unfortunately I can't test it now that I'm on Win2K, and Win98 won't recognize the FAT32 partition where the code is..
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What? Impossible. Win98 itself uses FAT32. Did you probably mean Win98 doesnot support NTFS? Or W2K doesnot support VFAT/FAT32(which is unlikely)?
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For some reason, Win98 detects my FAT32 fat table as corrupt, and a dir listing confirms that. However Win2K sees it just fine, and scandisk turns up nothing. What's the size limit on a FAT32 partition, or for a single file on a FAT32 partition, btw? It's been running fine until I put 2K on, and the partition in question hasn't changed, except it's a lot more full now..

Though I find it odd that Win98 refuses to boot up because of a bad partition that it's not even on..
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hehe win98 sux : P
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Cyb wrote:hehe win98 sux : P
So does XP.
Limit on VFAT/FAT32 is at least more than 40GB.
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Post by Chris »

The biggest file on the partition is 713MB. The partition itself is about 12GB. Having some folders shared for a LAN wouldn't mess it up, would it?
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No, so far I know not. I had friends who gave all space to a Windows parition
because they had not the Linux CDs yet, and well... giving all 38GB to a FAT32
partition à la Win98. The biggest file, however is the usual 2.147GB (2^31).
Why should it create network problems? 713MB is not much, just an ISO.
Then again, I do not have one 713MB files but loads of 1KB files of splitted
IWADs :P works fine. Takes long.
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Post by Chris »

Why should it create network problems?
Not network problems, but file system problems. I don't know much about networking so I don't know if the "shared" attribute is an internal Windows setting, or if it's set in the file system. And if it's set in the file system, I could see why Win98 might not like that.
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Post by randi »

Have you tried running chkdsk under 2000:

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chkdsk c: /f
I believe the sharing information is stored in the registry.
Hirogen2 wrote:
Cyb wrote:hehe win98 sux : P
So does XP.
So does Linux. :-P

Oh no! Forget I said that. I did not mean to dis the perfect OS!
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Fight the power!
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So does Linux. :-P
Oh no! Forget I said that. I did not mean to dis the perfect OS!
I hope so for you!
BTW if you do not want to port it back over to Linux, either by laziness or
non-interest, you might consider hiring someone using Sourceforge's "Help
Wanted" system. Of course it's free in every aspect(tm) :)
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Post by HotWax »

Hirogen2 wrote:
So does Linux. :-P
Oh no! Forget I said that. I did not mean to dis the perfect OS!
I hope so for you!
BTW if you do not want to port it back over to Linux, either by laziness or
non-interest, you might consider hiring someone using Sourceforge's "Help
Wanted" system. Of course it's free in every aspect(tm) :)
Or he could just make the source available so anyone who is "not lazy" and is "interested" could do their own damn port.

Wait a minute...

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