Normally, when rendering a "masked column", the variables sprtopscreen (and sometimes sprbotscreen) are used to define the screen space bounds of the column. R_DrawMaskedColumn and R_DrawFlippedMaskedColumn use these variables to determine where to start rendering the column's posts.
Rendering a 3D floor side when a light list is involved requires cutting it vertically. Part of this process involves setting windowtop and windowbottom, which are what R_DrawMaskedColumn and R_DrawFlippedMaskedColumn use instead to define the bounds in screen space of the column. To draw the columns between the 3D floor's vertical boundaries, the functions R_DrawRepeatMaskedColumn or R_DrawRepeatFlippedMaskedColumn are used to repeatedly call R_DrawMaskedColumn or R_DrawFlippedMaskedColumn respectively.
The problem is that R_DrawRepeatMaskedColumn and R_DrawRepeatFlippedMaskedColumn assume that sprtopscreen and sprbotscreen are what define the vertical positions of the column, and the consequence is, after the first time R_DrawRepeatMaskedColumn or R_DrawRepeatFlippedMaskedColumn are called for a column, no more columns are rendered, since sprtopscreen is not reset.
This issue was fixed by making R_RenderThickSideRange set sprtopscreen and sprbotscreen.
Resolves #1204 (closed) and #1207 (closed).