Setting a custom UDMF line property through script?
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Setting a custom UDMF line property through script?
I think the title says it all, how can you do that?
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Graf Zahl
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Re: Setting a custom UDMF line property through script?
Custom UDMF properties are static and cannot be changed after loading the map. Making this non-static is a non-trivial matter because that'd imply handling them in save games and a few other places as well, and that won't work with how their storage is managed.
Re: Setting a custom UDMF line property through script?
What about a thing executed special? Can those properties be changed via script? Might be able to mimic a line special with a sector action thing: https://zdoom.org/wiki/Thing_executed_specials