diff --git a/doc/Doublescan.txt b/doc/Doublescan.txt
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- ================================================================
- How to add Low-res modes to your XF86Config under Linux MANUALLY
- ================================================================
-
- I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR EQUIPMENT!!!
-
- This document explains how to add low-res modes like 320x200 to your
- X-Server configuration, because some new setup tools for the X-Server
- do not support this. ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR USERS WHO KNOW WHAT THEY DO!
-
- I do not take any responsibility for damage done to your monitor, your
- videocard, your harddisk, your cat, your dog or anything else!!!
- IMPORTANT IS, THAT YOUR "HorizSync" AND "VertRefresh" VALUES REALLY
- MATCH YOUR MONITOR! OTHERWISE YOUR MONITOR CAN BLOW UP!!!
-
- OK, if you have read up to here, you either know what you do or really
- die-hard want those low-res modes. Here is what to do:
- Look up your XF86Config. Is is either in /etc or in /etc/X11. Here is
- what you have to add to the definition of your modeslines:
-
-# Low-res Doublescan modes
-# If your chipset does not support doublescan, you get a 'squashed'
-# resolution like 320x400.
-
-# 320x200 @ 70 Hz, 31.5 kHz hsync, 8:5 aspect ratio
-Modeline "320x200" 12.588 320 336 384 400 200 204 205 225 Doublescan
-# 320x240 @ 60 Hz, 31.5 kHz hsync, 4:3 aspect ratio
-Modeline "320x240" 12.588 320 336 384 400 240 245 246 262 Doublescan
-# 320x240 @ 72 Hz, 36.5 kHz hsync
-Modeline "320x240" 15.750 320 336 384 400 240 244 246 262 Doublescan
-# 400x300 @ 56 Hz, 35.2 kHz hsync, 4:3 aspect ratio
-ModeLine "400x300" 18 400 416 448 512 300 301 302 312 Doublescan
-# 400x300 @ 60 Hz, 37.8 kHz hsync
-Modeline "400x300" 20 400 416 480 528 300 301 303 314 Doublescan
-# 400x300 @ 72 Hz, 48.0 kHz hsync
-Modeline "400x300" 25 400 424 488 520 300 319 322 333 Doublescan
-
- If your video card only supports a specific set of discrete dotclocks
- (RAMDAC) you may have to replace the dotclocks given here by one of the
- specified (e.g in the first modeline the dotclock is 12.588 MHz). I believe
- that nowadays all cards and monitors should work with these settings, but
- if you have outdated hardware you better check the frequencies yourself. If
- there is any uncertainty, please check the "XFree86 Video Timings HOWTO".
-
-
- Then have a look at the section "Screen" with the appropriate driver
- (usually either "svga" or "accel"). Under Subsection "Display" there
- are modes for the given color depth. Add the desired modes. As an
- example I give you my screens definition here with low-res modes in
- 16 bit color depth:
-
-Section "Screen"
- Driver "accel"
- Device "3D Charger"
- Monitor "Iiyama Pro 450"
- DefaultColorDepth 16
-
- Subsection "Display"
- Depth 8
- Modes "1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
- ViewPort 0 0
- Virtual 1280 1024
- EndSubsection
- Subsection "Display"
- Depth 16
- Modes "1152x864" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480" "400x300" "320x200" <- THIS IS ACTUALLY WHAT YOU WANT!!!
- ViewPort 0 0 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Virtual 1152 864
- EndSubsection
- Subsection "Display"
- Depth 24
- Modes "800x600" "640x480"
- ViewPort 0 0
- Virtual 800 600
- EndSubsection
- Subsection "Display"
- Depth 32
- Modes "800x600" "640x480"
- ViewPort 0 0
- Virtual 800 600
- EndSubsection
-EndSection
-
- Once again: important is, that you edit the correct Screen section.
- If you use the SVGA Server and edit the ACCEL Server, you might
- wonder where your new modes have gone.
-
- If everything went fine and you want to say thank you, just write
- to "metzgermeister@users.sourceforge.net". If your monitor blew
- up and you want to kill me, find me playing Legacy or Q3A on the net
- and frag me (with your second monitor, hehe).
-
- - metzgermeister
diff --git a/doc/Item Ranges.txt b/doc/Item Ranges.txt
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-1-99 : Player Starts
- 1 - Player 1 Start 1
- 2 - Player 2 Start 2
- 3 - Player 3 Start 3
- 4 - Player 4 Start 4
- 5 - Player 5 Start 4001
- 6 - Player 6 Start 4002
- 7 - Player 7 Start 4003
- 8 - Player 8 Start 4004
- 9 - Player 9 Start 4005
- 10 - Player 10 Start 4006
- 11 - Player 11 Start 4007
- 12 - Player 12 Start 4008
- 13 - Player 13 Start 4009
- 14 - Player 14 Start 4010
- 15 - Player 15 Start 4011
- 16 - Player 16 Start 4012
- 17 - Player 17 Start 4013
- 18 - Player 18 Start 4014
- 19 - Player 19 Start 4015
- 20 - Player 20 Start 4016
- 21 - Player 21 Start 4017
- 22 - Player 22 Start 4018
- 23 - Player 23 Start 4019
- 24 - Player 24 Start 4020
- 25 - Player 25 Start 4021
- 26 - Player 26 Start 4022
- 27 - Player 27 Start 4023
- 28 - Player 28 Start 4024
- 29 - Player 29 Start 4025
- 30 - Player 30 Start 4026
- 31 - Player 31 Start 4027
- 32 - Player 32 Start 4028
- 33 - Player Match Start 11
- 34 - Red Team Start 87
- 35 - Blue Team Start 89
- 36 - Tag start New
-
-100 - 199 : Enemies
- 100 - Blue Crawla 3004
- 101 - Red Crawla 9
- 102 - GFZ Fish 58
- 103 - Gold Buzz 5005
- 104 - Red Buzz 5006
- 105 - Jetty-Syn Bomber 3005
- 106 - Jetty-Syn Gunner 22
- 107 - Crawla Commander 21
- 108 - Deton 71
- 109 - Skim 56
- 110 - THZ Turret 2004
- 111 - Pop-up Turret 42
-
-200 - 299 : Bosses and their associated items (if any)
- 200 - Boss 1 16
- 201 - Boss 2 2008
- 290 - Boss Fly Point 17
- 291 - EggTrap Center 2049
-
-300 - 399 : Collectibles
- 300 - Ring 2014
- 301 - Homing Ring 69
- 302 - Rail Ring 3003
- 303 - Infinity Ring 80
- 304 - Automatic Ring 26
- 305 - Explosion Ring 54
- 306 - Red CTF Flag 31
- 307 - Blue CTF Flag 34
- 308 - Special Stage Token 2013
- 309 - Emerald 1 420
- 310 - Emerald 2 421
- 311 - Emerald 3 422
- 312 - Emerald 4 423
- 313 - Emerald 5 424
- 314 - Emerald 6 425
- 315 - Emerald 7 426
- 316 - Hunting Emerald 1 64
- 317 - Hunting Emerald 2 3002
- 318 - Hunting Emerald 3 3001
-
-400 - 499 : Boxes
- 400 - Super Ring Box 2011
- 401 - Grey Ring Box 2012
- 402 - Ring Shield Box 48
- 403 - Fire Shield Box 2002
- 404 - Bomb Shield Box 2018
- 405 - Jump Shield Box 35
- 406 - Water Shield Box 2028
- 407 - Sneaker Box 25
- 408 - Invincibility Box 2022
- 409 - 1-Up Box 41
- 410 - Eggman Box 2005
- 411 - Mixup Box 78
- 412 - Question Box 3000
-
-500 - 599 : Interactive Objects (friendly or otherwise - includes springs)
- 500 - Bubble Patch 33
- 501 - Level End Sign 86
- 502 - Starpost 3006
- 520 - Spike Ball -1
- 521 - Special Stage Spike Ball 23
- 522 - Ceiling Spike 67
- 523 - Floor Spike 68
- 540 - Fan 32
- 541 - Steam Riser 30
- 550 - Yellow Spring 28
- 551 - Red Spring 79
- 552 - Blue Spring 5004
- 553 - Yellow Spring Down 65
- 554 - Red Spring Down 66
- 555 - Yellow Diagonal Spring 2015
- 556 - Red Diagonal Spring 38
- 557 - Yellow Diag Spring Down 20
- 558 - Red Diag Spring Down 39
-
-600 - 699 : Special placement patterns
- 600 - Vertical Rigns - Stack of 5 (suitable for Yellow Spring) 84
- 601 - Vertical Rings - Stack of 5 (suitable for Red Spring) 44
- 602 - Diagonal rings (5) 76
- 603 - Diagonal rings (10) 77
- 604 - A ring of rings 47
- 605 - A BIGGER ring of rings 2007
- 606 - A ring of wing items 2048
- 607 - A BIGGER ring of wing items 2010
- 608 - A ring of rings and wings (alternating) 2046
- 609 - A BIGGER ring of rings and wings (alternating) 2047
-
-700 - 799 : Powerup indicators/environmental effects/miscellany
- 700 - Ambient Water 1a (S) 2026
- 701 - Ambient Water 1b (S) 2024
- 702 - Ambient Water 2a (M) 2023
- 703 - Ambient Water 2b (M) 2045
- 704 - Ambient Water 3a (L) 83
- 705 - Ambient Water 3b (L) 2019
- 706 - Ambient Water 4a (XL) 2025
- 707 - Ambient Water 4b (XL) 27
- 708 - Random Ambient 1 14
- 709 - Random Ambient 2 43
- 750 - Chaos Spawner 8
- 751 - Teleport Point 5003
- 752 - Alternate View Point 5007
- 753 - Zoom Tube Waypoint 18
- 754 - Pusher 5001
- 755 - Puller 5002
- 756 - Street Light 2003
-
-800 - 899 : Greenflower Scenery
- 800 - Flower 1 36
- 801 - Flower 2 70
- 802 - Flower 3 73
- 804 - Berry Bush 74
- 805 - Bush 75
-
-900 - 999 : Techno Hill Scenery
- 900 - THZ Plant 2035
- 901 - Alarm 2006
-
-1000 - 1099 : Deep Sea Scenery
- 1000 - Gargoyle 81
-
-1100 - 1199 : Castle Eggman Scenery
- 1100 - Ceiling Chain 49
- 1101 - Torch Flame 24
- 1102 - Eggman Statue 52
- 1103 - CEZ Flower 2001
-
-1200 - 1299 : Arid Canyon Scenery
-1300 - 1399 : Red Volcano Scenery
-1400 - 1499 : Dark City Scenery
-1500 - 1599 : Doom Ship Scenery
-1600 - 1699 : Egg Rock/Final Fight Scenery
-1700 - 1799 : NiGHTS Items
- 1700 - Axis 72
- 1701 - Axis Transfer (Normal) 61
- 1702 - Axis Transfer (Line) 46
- 1703 - Nights Drone 60
- 1704 - Nights Bumper 82
- 1705 - Hoop 57
- 1706 - Nights Wing 37
- 1707 - Super Loop Powerup 3007
- 1708 - Drill Refill Powerup 3008
- 1709 - Helper Powerup 3009
- 1710 - Egg Capsule 40
-
-1800 - 1849 : Mario Items
- 1800 - Coin 10005
- 1801 - Goomba 10000
- 1802 - Blue Goomba 10001
- 1803 - FireFlower 50
- 1804 - Shell 10
- 1805 - Puma 29
- 1806 - Koopa 19
- 1807 - Axe 12
- 1808 - Mario Bush 1 10002
- 1809 - Mario Bush 2 10003
- 1810 - Toad 10004
-
-1850 - 1899 : Christmas Items
- 1850 - Xmas Pole 5
- 1851 - Candy Cane 13
- 1852 - Snowman 6
-
-1900 - 1999 : Misc Scenery
- 1900 - Stalagmite 0
- 1901 - Stalagmite 1
- 1902 - Stalagmite 2
- 1903 - Stalagmite 3
- 1904 - Stalagmite 4
- 1905 - Stalagmite 5
- 1906 - Stalagmite 6
- 1907 - Stalagmite 7
- 1908 - Stalagmite 8
- 1909 - Stalagmite 9
diff --git a/doc/Linedef Ranges.txt b/doc/Linedef Ranges.txt
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- Description OldNum NewNum Description
- Old Water 14 Removed
-
- Level Parameters/Misc:
- Per-Sector Gravity 64 1
- Custom Exit 71 2
- Zoom Tube Parameters 18 3
- Speed Pad 65 4
- Camera Scanner 63 5
- Disable Linedef 73 6
- Flat Alignment 66 7
- Sector Special Parameters New 8
- Mace Parameters New 9
- Sprite Cull Height New 10
- Rope Hang Parameters New 11
- Rock Spawner Parameters New 12
-
- PolyObjects
- Marks first line in PolyObject New 20
- Explicitly includes a PolyObject line New 21
- PolyObject: Parameters New 22
- PolyObject: Waving Flag New 31
-
- Level-Load Effects:
- Instant Floor Lower 26 50
- Instant Ceiling Raise 24 51
- Continuously Falling Sector 88 52
- Continuous Floor/Ceiling Mover 2 53
- Continuous Floor Mover 3 54
- Continuous Ceiling Mover 4 55
- Continuous Two-Speed Floor/Ceiling Mover 6 56
- Continuous Two-Speed Floor Mover 7 57
- Continuous Two-Speed Ceiling Mover 8 58
- Activate Floating Platform 232 59
- Activate Floating Platform (Adjustable Speed) 233 60
- Crusher 1 (Ceiling to Floor) 43 61
- Crusher 2 (Floor to Ceiling) 50 62
- Fake Floor/Ceiling 242 63
- Appearing/Disappearing FOF New 64
- Bridge Thinker New 65
-
- Floor Over Floors:
- "Floor Over Floor: Solid, Opaque, Shadowcasting " 25 100
- "Floor Over Floor: Solid, Opaque, Non-Shadowcasting " 33 101
- "Floor Over Floor: Solid, Translucent " 44 102
- "Floor Over Floor: Solid, Sides Only " 69 103
- "Floor Over Floor: Solid, No Sides " 51 104
- "Floor Over Floor: Solid, Invisible " 57 105
-
- "Floor Over Floor: Water, Opaque " 48 120
- "Floor Over Floor: Water, Translucent " 45 121
- "Floor Over Floor: Water, Opaque, No Sides " 75 122
- "Floor Over Floor: Water, Translucent, No Sides " 74 123
-
- "Floor Over Floor: Platform, Opaque " 59 140
- "Floor Over Floor: Platform, Translucent " 81 141
- "Floor Over Floor: Platform, Translucent, No Sides " 77 142
-
- Floor Over Floor: Bobbing (Air) 38 150
- Floor Over Floor: Adjustable Bobbing (Air) 68 151
- Floor Over Floor: Reverse Adjustable Bobbing (Air) 72 152
-
- "Floor Over Floor: Floating, Bobbing " 34 160
-
- Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn) 36 170
- Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn) 35 171
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Platform " 79 172
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Platform " 80 173
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Platform, Translucent " 82 174
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Platform, Translucent " 83 175
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Floating, Bobbing " 39 176
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Floating, Bobbing " 1 177
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Floating " 37 178
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Floating " 42 179
- "Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Bobbing (Air) " 40 180
-
- "Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Opaque, Shadowcasting " 89 190
- "Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Opaque, Non-Shadowcasting " 90 191
- "Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Translucent " 91 192
- "Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Invisible " 94 193
- "Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Platform, Opaque " 92 194
- "Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Platform, Translucent " 93 195
-
- Floor Over Floor: Light Block 49 200
- Floor Over Floor: Half Light Block 47 201
- Floor Over Floor: Fog Block 46 202
-
- "Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Opaque " 62 220
- "Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Translucent " 52 221
- "Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Sides Only " 67 222
- "Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Invisible " 58 223
-
- Floor Over Floor: Mario Block 41 250
- Floor Over Floor: Thwomp Block 54 251
- Floor Over Floor: Shatter Block 76 252
- "Floor Over Floor: Shatter Block, Translucent " 86 253
- Floor Over Floor: Bustable Block 55 254
- Floor Over Floor: Spin Bust Block 78 255
- "Floor Over Floor: Spin Bust Block, Translucent " 84 256
- Floor Over Floor: Quicksand Block 56 257
- Floor Over Floor: Laser Block 53 258
- Floor Over Floor: Custom 87 259
-
- Linedef Executor Triggers:
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Continuous) 96 300
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Each Time) 97 301
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Once) 98 302
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Ring Count - Continuous) 95 303
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Ring Count - Once) 99 304
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Continuous) 19 305
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Each Time) 20 306
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Once) 21 307
- "Trigger Linedef Executor (Race Only, Once) " 9 308
- Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Red Team - Continuous) 10 309
- Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Red Team - Each Time) 11 310
- Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Blue Team - Continuous) 12 311
- Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Blue Team - Each Time) 13 312
- Trigger Linedef Executor (No More Enemies - Once) 15 313
- Trigger Linedef Executor (# of Pushables - Continuous) New 314
- Trigger Linedef Executor (# of Pushables - Once) New 315
- Trigger Linedef Executors (PolyObject - Land On) New 316
- Trigger Linedef Executor (Level Load) New 399
-
- Linedef Executor Options:
- Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Floor Height/Pic 101 400
- Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Ceiling Height/Pic 102 401
- Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Light Level 103 402
- Linedef Executor: Move Tagged Sector's Floor 106 403
- Linedef Executor: Move Tagged Sector's Ceiling 107 404
- Linedef Executor: Lower Floor by Line 108 405
- Linedef Executor: Raise Floor by Line 109 406
- Linedef Executor: Lower Ceiling by Line 110 407
- Linedef Executor: Raise Ceiling by Line 111 408
- Linedef Executor: Change Calling Sector's Tag 112 409
- Linedef Executor: Change Front Sector's Tag 114 410
- Linedef Executor: Stop Plane Movement 116 411
- Linedef Executor: Teleport Player to Tagged Sector 104 412
- Linedef Executor: Change Music 105 413
- Linedef Executor: Play SFX 115 414
- Linedef Executor: Run Script 113 415
- Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Fire Flicker 119 416
- Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Glowing Light 120 417
- Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Strobe Flash (unsynchronized) New 418
- Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Strobe Flash (synchronized) New 419
- Linedef Executor: Fade Light Level 117 420
- Linedef Executor: Stop Lighting Effect 118 421
- Linedef Executor: Cut-Away View 121 422
- Linedef Executor: Change Sky 123 423
- Linedef Executor: Change Weather 124 424
- Linedef Executor: Change Object State 125 425
- Linedef Executor: Stop Object 122 426
- Linedef Executor: Award Score 126 427
- Linedef Executor: Start Platform Movement 127 428
- Linedef Executor: Crush Ceiling Once New 429
- Linedef Executor: Crush Floor Once New 430
- Linedef Executor: Crush Floor & Ceiling Once New 431
- Linedef Executor: Enable 2D Mode New 432
- Linedef Executor: Disable 2D Mode New 433
- Linedef Executor: Award Custom Power New 434
- Linedef Executor: Stop Conveyor New 435
- Linedef Executor: Start Conveyor New 436
- Linedef Executor: Disable Player Movement New 437
-
- Linedef Executor: Execute Linedef Executor New 450
-
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Door Slide New 480
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Door Swing New 481
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Move XY New 482
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Move XY w/ override New 483
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Right New 484
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Right w/ override New 485
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Left New 486
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Left w/ override New 487
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Start waypoint movement New 488
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Make Invisible New 489
- Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Make Visible New 490
-
- Scrollers/Pushers:
- Scroll Wall First Side Left 100 500
- Scroll Wall First Side Opposite Direction 85 501
- Scroll Wall According to Linedef 254 502
- Acc Scroll Wall According to Linedef 218 503
- Disp Scroll Wall According to Linedef 249 504
- Scroll Texture by Offsets 255 505
-
- Scroll Floor Texture 251 510
- Acc Scroll Floor Texture 215 511
- Disp Scroll Floor Texture 246 512
- Scroll Ceiling Texture 250 513
- Acc Scroll Ceiling Texture 214 514
- Disp Scroll Ceiling Texture 245 515
-
- Carry Objects on Floor (no scroll) 252 520
- Acc Carry Objects on Floor 216 521
- Disp Carry Objects on Floor 247 522
- Carry Objects on Ceiling 203 523
- Acc Carry Objects on Ceiling 205 524
- Disp Carry Objects on Ceiling 201 525
-
- Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects 253 530
- Acc Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects 217 531
- Disp Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects 248 532
- Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects 202 533
- Acc Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects 204 534
- Disp Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects 200 535
-
- Friction 223 540
- Horizontal Wind 224 541
- Upwards Wind 229 542
- Downwards Wind 230 543
- Horizontal Current 225 544
- Upwards Current 227 545
- Downwards Current 228 546
- Boom Push/Pull Thing 226 547
-
- Lighting:
- Floor Lighting 213 600
- Ceiling Lighting 5 601
- Adjustable Pulsating Light 60 602
- Adjustable Flickering Light 61 603
- Adjustable Blinking Light (unsynchronized) New 604
- Adjustable Blinking Light (synchronized) New 605
- Colormap 16 606
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-Removed:
- - Buttons 1-20 690-709
- - Button 21 (THZ2 A/740 B/741 D/742 E/745 710
- - Close Door Blazing (Tag 743) 711
- - Raise Ceiling to Highest (Tag 744) 981
- - THZ2 Slime Raise (B/712 W713 P714 D715 S716) 986
-
-Stuff to Remove/Change:
- - Light Blinks On Every 0.5 Seconds 2 Add Linedef Combine
- - Light Blinks On Every 1 Second 3 Add Linedef Combine
- - Light Pulses Smoothly 8 Remove
- - Light Blinks On Every 0.5 Seconds (Sync) 12 Add Linedef Combine
- - Lights Blinks On Every 1 Second (Sync) 13 Add Linedef Combine
- - Light Flickers Like Fire 17 Remove
- ? - Damage (Fire) and Current 519 Remove (convert to combination)
- ? - Damage (Water) and Current 984 Remove (convert to combination)
-
-Section 1:
- 1 - Damage (Generic) 11
- 2 - Damage (Water) 983
- 3 - Damage (Fire) 7
- 4 - Damage (Electrical) 18
- 5 - Spikes 4
- 6 - Death Pit (Camera Mod) 16
- 7 - Death Pit (No Camera Mod) 5
- 8 - Instant Kill 10
- 9 - Ring Drainer (Floor Touch) 978
- 10 - Ring Drainer (No Floor Touch) 980
- 11 - Special Stage Damage 9
- 12 - Space Countdown 6
- 13 - Ramp Sector (Increase step-up) 992
- 14 - Non-Ramp Sector (Don't step-down) 996
- 15 - Bouncy Sector (FOF Control Only) 14
-
-Section 2: << 4
- 1 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Pushable Objects) 971
- 2 - Trigger LD Exec (Anywhere in Sec/All Pls) 972
- 3 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Floor Touch/All Pls) 973
- 4 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Anywhere in Sec) 974
- 5 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Floor Touch) 975
- 6 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Emerald Check) 967
- 7 - Trigger Linedef Exec (NiGHTS Mare) 968
- 8 - Check for linedef executor on FOFs (ANY) 970
- 9 - Egg Trap Capsule 666
- 10 - Special Stage Time/Rings, Par 990
- 11 - Custom Global Gravity 991
-
-Section 3: << 8
- 1 - Ice/Sludge (required?!) 256
- 2 - Wind/Current (required?!) 512
- 3 - Ice/Sludge and Wind/Current 768
- 4 - Conveyor Belt 985
- 5 - Speed Pad (No Spin) 976
- 6 - Speed Pad (Spin) 977
- 7 - Bustable Block Sprite Parameter 1500-1515
- 8 - "
- 9 - "
- 10 - "
- 11 - "
- 12 - "
- 13 - "
- 14 - "
- 15 - "
-
-Section 4: << 12
- 1 - Starpost Activator 993
- 2 - Special Stage Goal Combine 33
- 2 - Exit Sector Combine 982
- 2 - No Tag Zone Combine 987
- 2 - CTF: Flag Return Combine 995
- 3 - CTF: Red Team Base 988
- 4 - CTF: Blue Team Base 989
- 5 - Fan Sector 997
- 6 - Super Sonic Transform 969
- 7 - Spinner 979
- 8 - Zoom Tube Start 998
- 9 - Zoom Tube End 999
- 10 - Finish Line 994
\ No newline at end of file
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- SRB2
- Release v1.09, ? 2005.
-
- Last Updated: June 2005
-
- Original game & sources by: Id Software.
- Additions: (c)1998 by: Fabrice Denis & Boris Pereira
- (c)1999 by: Fabrice Denis, Boris Pereira & Thierry Van Elsuwe
- (c)2000 by: Boris Pereira & Thierry Van Elsuwe
- (c)2004 By: AJ, Graue, Alam Arias, Logan Arias & Andrew Clunis
-
- Special thanks to Steven McGranahan, Lee Killough, Robert Bäuml and Bell Kin for
- their large contribution and to other DooM LEGACY & SRB2 Team members.
-
- Web site: http://www.SRB2.org/
- e-mail: none@none.com
-
- OpenGL specific:
- Web site: http://legacy.newdoom.com/gl
-
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------
- F.A.Q.
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-
- If you have any trouble with SRB2, you might find a solution
- here.
-
- If you find a solution to a problem that was not listed here,
- please tell us so that we can update the FAQ and help other people!
-
- Mail your hardware/software problems to:
-
- None@none.com subject: FAQ
-
-
- --------
- CONTENTS
- --------
-
- [0] Miscellaneous
- [1] Mouse/Joystick/Keyboard
- [2] Video
- [3] Sound
- [4] Network
- [5] Troubleshooting
-
-
- -----------------
- [0] MISCELLANEOUS
- -----------------
-
- * under win95 or OS/2, I don't have enough memory. How can i handle with ?
-
- Tell win95 to put more dpmi memory for your dos box.
- Or use the -mb option.
-
-
-
- ---------------------------
- [1] MOUSE/JOYSTICK/KEYBOARD
- ---------------------------
-
- * My mouse/joystick does not work in SRB2.
-
- First, check that the mouse/joystick is activated : go at the
- console and type either 'use_mouse' (or use the respective
- menuitem) or 'use_joystick'.
-
- If it tells '0' or off than the mouse/joystick is not used,
- set the variable to 1. eg: 'use_mouse 1'.
-
- For the joystick, different values will support different
- types of joystick, check the console documentation for the
- command 'use_joystick' for more.
-
- Even if the mouse or joystick is activated, you have to
- set up the contols into the Setup Controls menu. That is:
- tell what use you will make of the mouse/joystick buttons.
-
-
- ---------
- [2] VIDEO
- ---------
-
-
- * Where are the other video modes ? I have only '320x200' in the
- Video Modes menu.
-
- DOS
- ---
-
- SRB2 adds new video modes only if a VESA2 (or better) driver
- is present. The VESA2 driver is a standard of 'talking' between a
- program and the huge amount of different graphics cards
- available today.
-
- If you don't have a VESA2 driver, you can download UNIVBE, or
- SMART DISPLAY DOCTOR from
-
- http://www.scitechsoft.com/products/ent/free_titles.html
-
- or if you have an S3 based card, you can download the free
- software called 'S3VBE'.
-
- ftp://ftp.externet.hu/pub/mirror/sac/graph/s3vbe318.zip
- ftp://ftp.digsys.bg/pub/simtelnet/msdos/graphics/s3vbe318.zip
- http://www.filesearching.com/cgi-bin/s?q=s3vbe318.zip
- http://www.google.com/search?q=s3vbe318.zip
-
- * The game doesn't restore the video mode I have chosen the last time
- I played SRB2.
-
- The current video mode has to be made the 'default' so that it is
- saved to the config : press the key 'D' on the Video Options menu
- to set the current video mode the default.
-
- * I have some problems with OpenGL mode
-
- Have a look at the FAQ for OpenGL on the glLegacy web site:
-
- http://www.doomnation.com/gllegacy/faqe.htm
-
- # Linux: I only have a 1024x768 (or 800x600, 1280x1024, ...) resolution
- in fullscreen mode under X and SRB2 is really really slow. Can I
- have lower resolutions like 320x200 in fullscreen mode as well?
-
- Probably yes. SRB2 can only use the resolutions offered by the
- X-Server. So if all fullscreen modes have a very high resolution you
- have to modify /etc/XF86Config (or /etc/X11/XF86Config). Use XF86Setup
- (or the appropriate tool coming with your distribution - sax,
- xf86config, ...) to do this.
- If you do not succeed there, you can enter them manually into your
- XF86Config file. ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR USERS WHO KNOW WHAT THEY DO!
- For a short guide on how to do this, have a look at the file
- "Doublescan.txt".
- In case of doubt consult the XFree86-HOWTO (or ask your system
- administrator :).
-
- # Linux: I cannot have any fullscreen modes at all!
-
- You have only modes above 1024x768 in your XF86Config. Proceed as
- described above.
-
- # Linux: After a certain idle time my screensaver jams the display of
- SRB2. I can still operate SRB2, but I do not see what's happening
- and the screensaver won't go away.
-
- You probably have KDE. The KDE screensaver does not obey the screensaver
- rules (at least mine, version 1.1). The solution is to deactivate the
- KDE screensaver and use another screensaver (like the xscreensaver,
- e.g.). But the hell, when you started SRB2 you should have played it
- as well and not left it alone!!!
-
- ---------
- [3] SOUND
- ---------
-
- + DOS:I can't have CD audio music, why ?
-
- Make sure that the MSCDEX driver version 2.0 or later is loaded.
- If it says 'MSCDEX version xxx' at game startup, and you still
- don't hear the cd music, then probably your card doesn't respond
- when SRB2 tries to set the cd volume. If so, make sure your sound
- card's mixer have the cd volume set up so that you can hear something.
-
- + When the CD plays, the game is very 'jerky'. It doesn't do that when
- I type 'cd off' in the console.
-
- You have an old/bad cd driver, that can take up to a second to
- respond to cd driver commands. Either get the latest version of
- your driver, or turn cd update off. Check 'cd_udpate' in the
- console documentation for more.
-
- * DOS:How can I *ALWAYS* disable the sounds or music of the game ?
-
- Edit the allegro.cfg file and set digicard/midicard to 0 (none)
-
- * DOS:My sterero sound is reversed, how can I set it the right way ?
-
- Change the console variable 'stereoreverse' to either 1 or 0.
- Or, you can edit the allegro.cfg file, and set the 'flip_pan' variable.
-
-
- * DOS:The sounds are too 'slow', or 'low-pitched'
-
- It seems to be a problem of the auto-detection of some 8bit sound
- cards. You will have to set manually the 'sb_freq' value in the
- allegro.cfg file to a lower value : 11906, 16129.
-
- * DOS:SRB2 doesn't play any sound/music, but I have a sound
- blaster genuine/compatible card.
-
- If you have a genuine or compatible SoundBlaster card, it is very
- important that you set the BLASTER environment variable.
-
- If you are playing under DOS, and never installed your sound card
- under DOS, run the setup of your sound card for DOS.
-
- Check if the BLASTER variable was set: type 'SET' under dos
- (or DOSbox)
-
- Do you see something like 'BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 ...' ?
-
- Yes? If you don't hear sounds/music, then tweak the settings in the
- allegro.cfg file until you get something, first try changing the
- type of the sound card, it is not always properly detected.
-
- No? You have to set this variable in order that your sound card is
- detected. Run the setup that was shipped with your sound card, and
- make sure you run the setup for DOS too, it will usually add a
- line of the type 'SET BLASTER=... ...' in the autoexec.bat file.
-
-
- * DOS:How can I have better midi music on my 8bit sound card ?
-
- Use the DIGMID driver, it is supported in SRB2.
-
- What the hell is this? Well, the Gravis Ultrasound uses digital
- samples to play midi music. On a simple 8bit card, you can use digital
- samples too, which will sound usually better than what is output
- by the poor fm synthesis chip of 8bit cards.
-
- You will need to get a Gravis Ultrasound patch set, you can find
- several ones for free on internet, it consists of a bunch of '.pat'
- files which are the digital samples to play the midi instruments
- (eg: piano, conga, guitar, ect.).
-
- Check the Allegro homepage for some links to GUS patches:
- http://alleg.sourceforge.net/digmid.html
- http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
- http://www.talula.demon.co.uk/allegro/digmid.html
- http://www.talula.demon.co.uk/allegro/
-
- Now to activate the DIGMID driver:
-
- Set the 'midi_card' value to 8 (DIGMID) in the allegro.cfg file.
- Make sure you leave the 'digi_voices' blank, or set it to a low
- value, because the midi music will use digital voices.
- At the end of the allegro.cfg file, set the 'patches' value
- to the path, where you have installed a Gravis Ultrasound midi
- patch set. eg: patches = d:\music\midipat\
-
- # Linux: CD music does not work or only works when run as root.
-
- We do not encourage you to run SRB2 as root (you never know
- what SRB2 can do to your system - it's a mighty piece of code :).
- There is a common problem with ATAPI CD-rom drives, which are
- treated as harddisks. Usually there is a link /dev/cdrom pointing to
- device hd[b,c,d]. As harddisks are not supposed to be read directly
- via this device (especially not by a common user), there are no read
- permissions for "all". For CD-roms you can savely set read permissions
- unless you are very paranoid. Assuming your CD-rom drive is /dev/hdc,
- set permissions with "chmod +r /dev/hdc" (as root). SCSI CD-rom drives
- should not have this problem. But if they do, proceed as described
- with ATAPI drives.
-
- # Linux: The CD music volume is not set properly.
-
- Go to the console and type "jigglecdvolume 1".
-
- -----------
- [4] NETWORK
- -----------
-
- * Where can I find Internet servers ?
-
- For the moment there is one public server.
- http://srb2.servegame.org/ Master server web page
- srb2.servegame.org:28910 current Master Server
-
- * When I start SRB2 with -server or -connect it say :
- "BinToPort: Address already in use (EADDRINUSE)"
-
- It appears only when SRB2 crashes or when you leave with ctrl-break.
- use -udpport 12345 (or any other free slot) on both sides (client and
- server).
-
- This can also happens when there is already a SRB2 running on your
- computer if you whant to try two SRB2 running on the same computer
- use -clientport 12345 (or any other free slot). Then the second will
- connect to the first one.
-
- * Do you use the tcp protocol ?
-
- No, we use the udp protocol which is faster, but don't worry udp is a
- part of the internet protocol.
-
-
- -------------------
- [5] Troubleshooting
- -------------------
-
- # Linux: SRB2 is hung in fullscreen mode and won´t let me leave.
- What shall I do?
-
- Some people press the reset button, but hey, we are not in the
- stoneage of operating systems! There are two "proper" ways to
- get out: kill your X-Server. You can usually do this by pressing
- "CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE". But if you have other open applications with
- important data (probably hacked away on your diploma thesis for 3
- weeks without saving once) you can also kill SRB2 directly. Press
- "CTRL-ALT-F2" and you will get to a console. Log in, type
- "killall llxSRB2" and switch back to the X-Server with "CTRL-ALT-F7".
- Some X-Server crash on this procedure - blame the X-Server for the
- loss of 3 weeks work on your diploma thesis :)
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-<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
-<html>
-<head>
- <title>
- Sonic Robo Blast 2 Manual
- </title>
- <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="srb2manstyle.css">
- <!-- Borrowed some javascript code so the height of the iframe is equal to the size of the document - Sonict -->
- <script type="text/javascript">
- /* free code from dyn-web.com */
-
- function getDocHeight(doc) {
- doc = doc || document;
- // from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1145850/get-height-of-entire-document-with-javascript
- var body = doc.body, html = doc.documentElement;
- var height = Math.max( body.scrollHeight, body.offsetHeight,
- html.clientHeight, html.scrollHeight, html.offsetHeight );
- return height;
-}
-
- function setIframeHeight(id) {
- var ifrm = document.getElementById(id);
- var doc = ifrm.contentDocument? ifrm.contentDocument: ifrm.contentWindow.document;
- ifrm.style.visibility = 'hidden';
- ifrm.style.height = "10px"; // reset to minimal height in case going from longer to shorter doc
- ifrm.style.height = getDocHeight( doc ) + "px";
- ifrm.style.visibility = 'visible';
- }
- </script>
- <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
-</head>
-<body>
- <p class="c1">
- <img src="manual_img/sonicname2.png" alt="SONIC" width="136" height="36">
- <br>
- <img src="manual_img/srb2banner.png" alt="ROBO BLAST 2" width="224" height="43">
- </p>
- <p class="c1">
- <big><big><strong>Manual</strong></big></big>
- </p>
- <table class="cf" align="center">
- <tr><td class="c">
- <ul class="hmenu">
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="intro.htm" target="ifrm">Main</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="items.htm" target="ifrm">Items</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="playerabilities.htm" target="ifrm">Player Abilities</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="basicplay.htm" target="ifrm">Gameplay</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="surroundings.htm" target="ifrm">Surroundings</a></li>
- </ul>
- </td></tr>
- <tr><td class="c">
- <ul class="hmenu">
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="multiplayer.htm" target="ifrm">Multiplayer</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="zones.htm" target="ifrm">Zones</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="controls.htm" target="ifrm">Controls</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="consolecommands.htm" target="ifrm">Console Commands</a></li>
- <li class="hmenu"><a class="hmenu" href="misc.htm" target="ifrm">Misc</a></li>
- </ul>
- </td></tr>
- </table>
- <hr>
- <p class="c1">
- <!-- The "onload" property of the iframe makes an error when validated through the W3C validation checker. -->
- <!-- This will not be fixed as it isn't worth the time to fix it up properly. - Sonict -->
- <iframe id="ifrm" name="ifrm" src="intro.htm" onload="setIframeHeight(this.id)"> </iframe>
- </p>
-</body>
-</html>
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-SVN-RULES
-
-- As you can see, there is sub-directory in the repository, one for eatch
- platform (djgpp (dos),win32,SDL) the root directory is for all platform,
- so take care of the order we have put in.
-- do not commit/upload tests of bugged code, try to fix a maximum of know
- bugs and update know bugs list in source.txt. If you must commit your source
- make your code in #ifdef so we can disable it
-- SRB2 is a modification of doom/Doom Legacy source. We allow additionnal feature
- and visual addition.
-- Maximize communications between members, do not impose your changes, if your
- are not sure about a feature/change, talk about it in irc://irc.esper.net/srb2 chat room.
-
-CODE-RULES
-
-- We use no tab, 4 space indent, and tab size 8 (in case some tab have filtred
- and for makefile)
-- Self documented code, variable and function must have a name that help
- understand the code, so do not call variable and function a,b, a2, ...
-- the usage of extern in a c file is prohibited, except for declaration of a
- function with body (so it is like public keyword in c++)
- Also function protos haren't allowed for external function, put it un the
- corresponding h file.
-- Try to minimize #ifdef usage for :
- - code readability
- - the main code is for all port so if something is good for a platform all
- platform can benefit by this feature
-- Take care of platform dependent code, we would like to have code that work
- on Dos, Win32, SDL, ... little and big endian, software/Glide/OpenGl.
-
-GOOD PRACTICE
-
-- Try to put as mush static variable and function on module so it help to
- understand the role of the varaible/function in the module also this
- help the compiler to optimize
-- minimise global variable
-- make a log of your work, so you don't need to put a lot of comment in
- the code, this will also help us to update the what's new section of doc
- when doing final release
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-
-1. Compile SRB2
-2. Explanation of the code
- 2.1 The memory model
- 2.2 Hardware Texture model
-
-1. Compile SRB2
-=================
-
-DOS
----
-
-need:
-- djgpp 2.03 (http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/)
-- allegro 3.12 (http://alleg.sourceforge.net/index.html)
-(
-- libsocket 0.7.4 (beta 4) or better
- for use with Winsock 1.1 (example Windows 3.1)
- (http://www.phekda.freeserve.co.uk/richdawe/lsck/lsck.htm)
- OR
-- Wattcp-32 v2.2 dev.rel 6 or better
- For use with a packet driver
- (http://www.bgnett.no/~giva/)
- (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/watt-32/)
- (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/watt-32/files/v2.2/)
-)
-- bcd 1.03 (inlcude in this package)
-- gcc 2.95.2 is recommended
-- nasm 0.98 (or better) (http://nasm.sourceforge.net/)
-
-compile:
-make
-make WATTCP=1 (to make a Wattcp-32 version)
-
-debug:
-when craching SRB2 will return eip
-type make asm, then you will have a 8 megs srb2.s (a assembler file)
-the you can find the faulting instruction and function
-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Linux/SDL
------
-
-need:
-- tested with gcc 2.95 and 3.X.
-- SDL 1.2
-- SDL_mixer 1.2
-- ibogg and libvorbis (http://Xiph.org/)
-- nasm 0.98 (or better)(http://nasm.sourceforge.net/) only with 2.95, else add CC30=1
-
-compile
-make LINUX=1
-
-debug:
-gdb ?
-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Win32
------
-
-need :
-- glide 3.x sdk (optional) (http://www.3dfx.com)
-- directx6 sdk (or higher) (http://www.micosoft.com/directx)
-- nasm 0.98 (or better) (http://nasm.sourceforge.net/)
-- use src\win32\wLegacy.dsp
-- VC6 should also work with VC5, and VS.NET 200X
-
-debug:
-press on "step over" with the release version (there is some debug info
-on it). Then change the eip in the regster window when you will type
-enter the edi will go to the faulting instruction. don't forget that
-you can follow the stack for calls.
-You can also use trace with the debug version but add -win and -nomouse.
-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Win32/minGW/SDL
------
-
-need:
-- tested with gcc 2.95 and 3.X.
-- can also use Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9 (4.9.9.0) from http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
-- SDL 1.2
-- SDL_mixer 1.2
-
-compile
-make minGW=1 SDL=1
-or use src\SDL\Win32SDL.dev with Dev-C++ 4.9.9.0 or later
-
-debug:
-gdb ?
-
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-WinCE/SDL WIP
------
-
-need:
-- ActiveSync 3.8
- http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync38.mspx
-
-- ActiveSync 3.7.1, if 3.8 isn't available for your language
- http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync37.mspx
-
-- eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 - 2002 Edition
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f663bf48-31ee-4cbe-aac5-0affd5fb27dd
-
-- Pocket PC 2000 SDK
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=bb3f4d7b-de2a-4e1a-a175-26a68c301ac4
-
-- Pocket PC 2002 SDK (eMVT 3.0 2002 Ed. comes with this)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=2dbee84a-bd94-4167-b817-2b2e548b2e92
-
-- Pocket PC 2002 SDK Emulator Images (eMVT 3.0 2002 Ed. comes with this)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=25f4de97-ae80-477a-9df1-496b85b3d3e3
-
-- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1DACDB3D-50D1-41B2-A107-FA75AE960856
-
-- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 SP3 (Win CE 4.0-4.2)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5bb36f3e-5b3d-419a-9610-2fe53815ae3b
-
- OR
-
-- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 SP4 (No SH3 support,Win CE 4.0-5.0 support)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=4a4ed1f4-91d3-4dbe-986e-a812984318e5
-
-- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 Update 5625 (SP4 only)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=aa282a6d-6f57-436d-8c10-0ec02d94f5b1
-
-- Windows CE: Standard Software Development Kit
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=a08f6991-16b0-4019-a174-0c40e6d25fe7
-
-- SDK for Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PCs
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=9996B314-0364-4623-9EDE-0B5FBB133652
-
-- Emulator Images for Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition software for Pocket PC
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=5C53E3B5-F2A2-47D7-A41D-825FD68EBB6C
-
-- Microsoft Device Emulator 1.0 Community Preview
- http://beta.microsoft.com Use Guest ID "MSDEVICE" to access the Community Preview website
-
-- Windows CE Utilities for Visual Studio .NET 2003 Add-on Pack 1.1
- (if you also have VS 2003 installed, you need this to install Win CE 5.0 SDK, else no need)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7EC99CA6-2095-4086-B0CC-7C6C39B28762
-
-- Windows CE 5.0: Standard Software Development Kit (eMC++ 4 SP4 only)
- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=fa1a3d66-3f61-4ddc-9510-ae450e2318c3
-
-- SDL 1.27 (use patch and zip in tools\SDL1.2.7_CE)
-
-compile
-use src\SDL\WinCE\SRB2CE.vcw
-
-debug:
-?
-
-
-2. Explanation of the code
-==========================
-
- 2.1 The memory model (original) (z_zone.c) (by BP)
- --------------------
-
- SRB2 allocate a heap of 6/32/48 megs at begining and provide a Z_Malloc function
- to allocate in this heap.
-
- Z_Malloc( int size,int tag,void* user )
-
- size is the size in byte
- tag can be : PU_STATIC allocated static (like malloc do)
- call Z_Free to free it
- PU_LEVEL same as static but the zone is "tagged" with the
- tag PU_LEVEL, when calling
- Z_FreeTag (PU_LEVEL, PU_LEVEL) all zone tagged
- with PU_LEVEL are freed (at the end of the level)
- PU_CACHE this one _can_ be freed automatiquely by one other
- call to Z_Malloc. the *user point to a pointer
- to this zone so when freed automatiquely the
- pointer is set to NULL so eatch time you use it
- you must check if the pointer is not NULL and
- reload it.
-
- (...)
-
- 2.2 Hardware Texture model (by BP)
- --------------------------
-
- Eatch texture/patch/flats/pic in SRB2 are converted to hardware texture at
- runtime (the GlideMipmap_s structure (hw_data.h)). I will call hardware
- texture a gr_texture so there is no confusion.
-
- To remind you :
- - Texture are set of patch and are associate to linedefs (walls) can be
- upper, lower or middle texture. It can have hole on it.
- - patch are sprites (the doom patch are run of vertical lines)
- - flats are used for floors and ceiling of sectors and have size of 64x64
- it can't have hole on it
- - pic are new legacy format for picture, it can only handle plain texture
- like flats it is now used for hud in full screen for the main picture
- of legacy and for coronas (the format was extended to handle 32 bit color
- or intensity + alpha, not all are implemented at this time)
-
- Since patch, flat and pic are basic structure represented by only one lump in
- the wad, the wad loader allocate for eatch lump a GlideMipmap_s (cache3Dfx)
- and init data field to NULL. Since the data structure is allocated in
- PU_3DFXCACHE (like PU_CACHE) the data will be initilised when needed
- (hw_cache.c).
-
- The GlideMipmap_s structures for textures are initialized on
- HWR_PrepLevelCache (hw_cache.c) it is called in P_SetupLevel (load level)
- the number of textures is computed with TEXTURE1, TEXTURE2 lumps since this
- can be changed in runtime in SRB2 (load a wad while runing) it must be
- reallocated. Well, at this time it is realloceted at eatch level start. We
- can do better, since numtextures change only when a wad is loaded.
-
- The 3dfx driver use glide3, it load gr_texture in gr_texture memory of the
- card in fifo order when there is no more place it remove the first gr_texture,
- the downloaded field of GlideMipmap_s go to false and when needed it is
- reloaded in gr_texture memory. In OpenGl, since OpenGl keep texture in there
- own memory and handle gr_texture memory of the card we no more need to
- redownload it but if we not free time to time gr_texture memory in opengl,
- it will get alot of memory, so the gr_texture memory is cleared at eatch
- new level (same time of texture reallocation). Opengl and 3dfx link the
- loaded gr_texture with the nextmipmap field of GlideMipmap_s so before clear
- textures of the heap we MUST free gr_texture memory of OpenGl or 3dfx !
-
- SRB2 can also draw patch with a differant colormap (thanks to Hurdler).
- When needed it create the same gr_texture but just with a differant colormap.
- This one is linked with the original in the GlideMipmap_s with the
- nextcolormap field.
-
- So when a polygone with a gr_texture must be drawn, first we check if the
- gr_textures is not allready loaded in hadware memory (downloaded field) if
- not then we check if gr_texture data is there (not grabbed by z_malloc
- function) if not we must recompute it eatch type of gr_texture (texture,
- patch, flat, pic have there own methode) the we can send the gr_texture
- to 3dfx or OpenGl.
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-<h1><big>SRB2 Specials Reference Document</big></h1>
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-<p><i>Last updated May 27, 2008</i></p>
-
-<p><i>For v1.1 Private Beta</i></p>
-
-<p>This is the SRB2 Specials Reference Document. It is designed to be the ultimate
-reference for effects used in SRB2. As such, it is rather technical in areas and quite
-concise, and is not something a beginner with level design should be dealing with.</p>
-
-<h1><a name="things"></a>Thing Types</h1>
-
-<p>In general, thing bitsets have 4 flags and 3 digits for their height. The bitset is
-0xAAAB, where AAA is the object's height above ground, and B are the Easy, Normal, Hard,
-and Deaf flags. To get the bitset on a normal object, multiply the height desired by 16,
-and then add the existant B. Some objects use 32 as this number, and they will be noted.
-Objects that multiply by 16 can be placed up to 4095 units in the air, while objects that
-multiply by 32 can be placed up to 2047 units in the air.
-
-<ul>
- <li><u><big><big>Player Starts</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1"></a>1 - Player 01 Start</h3>
- <p>This is the start for the first player in single player mode, cooperative mode, or race
- mode. This start must be placed on every map, as it is what the game defaults to if the
- start it is attempting to find isn't there. If there is no Player 1 Start on the map, and
- the game is confused over where to spawn the player, the game will crash outright.</p>
- <p>The Deaf tag will make the player spawn from the ceiling, and the object needs to be
- multiplied by 32 to give height, not 16.</p>
- <h3><a name="t2"></a>2 - Player 02 Start</h3>
- <p>This is the start for the second player in cooperative and race mode.</p>
- <p>The Deaf tag will make the player spawn from the ceiling, and the object needs to be
- multiplied by 32 to give height, not 16.</p>
- <h3><a name="t3"></a>3 - Player 03 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t4"></a>4 - Player 04 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t5"></a>5 - Player 05 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t6"></a>6 - Player 06 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t7"></a>7 - Player 07 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t8"></a>8 - Player 08 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t9"></a>9 - Player 09 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t10"></a>10 - Player 10 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t11"></a>11 - Player 11 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t12"></a>12 - Player 12 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t13"></a>13 - Player 13 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t14"></a>14 - Player 14 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t15"></a>15 - Player 15 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t16"></a>16 - Player 16 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t17"></a>17 - Player 17 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t18"></a>18 - Player 18 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t19"></a>19 - Player 19 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t20"></a>20 - Player 20 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t21"></a>21 - Player 21 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t22"></a>22 - Player 22 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t23"></a>23 - Player 23 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t24"></a>24 - Player 24 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t25"></a>25 - Player 25 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t26"></a>26 - Player 26 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t27"></a>27 - Player 27 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t28"></a>28 - Player 28 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t29"></a>29 - Player 29 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t30"></a>30 - Player 30 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t31"></a>31 - Player 31 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t32"></a>32 - Player 32 Start</h3>
- <p>See Thing <a href="#t2">2</a> for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="t33"></a>33 - Player Match Start</h3>
- <p>This is the start for players in Match and Chaos modes. They should also be placed in
- Capture the Flag maps as well. There should be 32 of these in a map to assure proper
- randomization. While it's unelegant, they can be stacked on top of each other without
- negative effect.</p>
- <p>The Deaf tag will make the player spawn from the ceiling, and the object needs to be
- multiplied by 32 to give height, not 16.</p>
- <h3><a name="t34"></a>34 - CTF Team Start (Red)</h3>
- <p>This is the start for players on the red team in Capture the Flag mode. There should be
- 32 of these in a map to assure proper randomization. While it's unelegant, they can be
- stacked on top of each other without negative effect.</p>
- <p>The Deaf tag will make the player spawn from the ceiling, and the object needs to be
- multiplied by 32 to give height, not 16.</p>
- <h3><a name="t35"></a>35 - CTF Team Start (Blue)</h3>
- <p>This is the start for players on the blue team in Capture the Flag mode. There should
- be 32 of these in a map to assure proper randomization. While it's unelegant, they can be
- stacked on top of each other without negative effect.</p>
- <p>The Deaf tag will make the player spawn from the ceiling, and the object needs to be
- multiplied by 32 to give height, not 16.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Enemies</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t100"></a>100 - Crawla (Blue)</h3>
- <p>These are the blue ground enemies found in the one player stages. They can't move off
- of cliffs and are exceedingly slow.</p>
- <h3><a name="t101"></a>101 - Crawla (Red)</h3>
- <p>These are the red ground enemies found in the one player stages. They can't move off
- cliffs and are relatively slow.</p>
- <h3><a name="t102"></a>102 - Stupid Dumb Unnamed RoboFish (tm)</h3>
- <p>This is the little fish in Greenflower Zone. The angle determines the jump height, with
- 0 being the old jump style. Note that the jump height is based on force, not units, so
- experimentation will be necessary to get the correct height.</p>
- <h3><a name="t103"></a>103 - Yellow Buzz</h3>
- <p>This enemy flies at a moderate speed directly at the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t104"></a>104 - Red Buzz</h3>
- <p>This enemy flies at a relatively high speed directly at the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t105"></a>105 - Jetty-Syn Bomber</h3>
- <p>This is a highly mobile flying enemy with a bomb that it drops on the player from
- directly above. It is considered highly difficult to kill, and should only be used in
- situations where the stage is supposed to be difficult.</p>
- <h3><a name="t106"></a>106 - Jetty-Syn Gunner</h3>
- <p>This is a highly mobile flying enemy with a gun that it fires at the player with high
- accuracy. It is considered highly difficult to kill, and should only be used in situations
- where the stage is supposed to be difficult.</p>
- <h3><a name="t107"></a>107 - Crawla Commander</h3>
- <p>This is the grey floating enemy in the opening room of Techno Hill Zone Act 2. It is
- quite fast and will start bouncing after taking the first hit. It is significantly
- challenging, although a spindash will kill it given time.</p>
- <h3><a name="t108"></a>108 - Deton</h3>
- <p>This is the red spherical enemy in Techno Hill Zone Act 2. Upon seeing the player, it
- makes a mad dash straight for them. With the exception of the <a href="#t404">Armageddon
- Shield</a>, Detons are invincible, and must be avoided by running behind a wall or another
- enemy.</p>
- <h3><a name="t109"></a>109 - Skim</h3>
- <p>This is an enemy that floats on the surface of the water, dropping bombs into the water
- below. It is not currently used in any of the Single Player stages, but it is fully
- operational. The designer does not have to put them on the surface of the water, they know
- where it is.</p>
- <h3><a name="t110"></a>110 - THZ Turret</h3>
- <p>This is the turret from Techno Hill Zone Act 2. It fires large bursts of laser fire at
- the player with high accuracy. It is invincible unless it is somehow dipped into water.</p>
- <h3><a name="t111"></a>111 - Popup Turret</h3>
- <p>This is a small turret that pops up now and then and shoots. The object's angle is a
- value defining the delay between shooting.</p>
- <h3><a name="t112"></a>112 - Sharp</h3>
- <p>This is a blue enemy with spikes on top if it. It starts off by slowly chasing the player,
- then it fades to red and runs after the player, and is invincible until it fades back to red.</p>
- <h3><a name="t113"></a>113 – Jet Jaw</h3>
- <p>This is an underwater enemy that tries to bite at the player, which can be found in
- Deep Sea Zone.</p>
- <h3><a name="t114"></a>114 – Snailer</h3>
- <p>This is an incomplete enemy.</p>
- <h3><a name="t115"></a>115 – Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard (B.A.S.H.)</h3>
- <p>This is the red vulture-like enemy in Arid Canyon Zone. If it sees a player, it lifts off and
- charges at him. Collision with a wall will send it plummeting.</p>
- <h3><a name="t116"></a>116 – Pointy</h3>
- <p>This is the orbinaut enemy that has spikes circling around it. None of the single player stages
- currently use him. You have to place him in a map by using a WAD editor, he can't be placed using
- objectplace.</p>
- <h3><a name="t117"></a>117 – Robo-Hood</h3>
- <p>This is the green enemy from Castle Eggman Zone, which shoots arrows at the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t118"></a>118 – CastleBot FaceStabber</h3>
- <p>This is the large grey enemy from Castle Eggman Zone. It slowly trudges towards the player,
- and if the player in range, lunges at them with his sword.</p>
- <h3><a name="t119"></a>119 – Egg Guard</h3>
- <p>This is the enemy from Castle Eggman Zone that wields a protective shield.</p>
- <h3><a name="t120"></a>120 – Green Snapper</h3>
- <p>This is the green turtle enemy from Arid Canyon Zone. This enemy behaves exactly like a blue
- crawla does. The circumference of its shell is covered with spikes, so the only way to destroy it
- is by jumping on top of it.</p>
- <h3><a name="t121"></a>121 – Minus</h3>
- <p>This is the digging enemy from Arid Canyon Zone. It burrows underground towards the player, and
- once it's directly underneath, it bursts out from under the ground, jumping up and hurting the player.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Bosses and their associated items (if any)</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t200"></a>200 - Egg Mobile (Boss 1)</h3>
- <p>The boss of Greenflower Zone and Castle Eggman Zone. He moves around firing at the
- player, and after taking six hits, he dashes at the player.</p>
- <p>Giving the boss the Deaf flag will make him have spikeballs, like CEZ3, and giving him
- the Multi flag will make the level end when he is dead. To place him above ground,
- multiply by 32 to give height, not 16.</p>
- <h3><a name="t201"></a>201 - Egg Slimer (Boss 2)</h3>
- <p>This is the boss of Techno Hill Zone. It requires an axis point at the center to
- function, and it goes in a circle around the axis point dropping slime. After 6 hits, he
- stops going in a circle, and bouncing at the player, spewing a lot more slime.</p>
- <p>The Multi flag will make the level end when he is dead.</p>
- <h3><a name="t201"></a>202 - Sea Egg (Boss 3)</h3>
- <p>This is the boss of Deep Sea Zone. More information will be supplied later.</p>
- <p>The Multi flag will make the level end when he is dead.</p>
- <h3>203 - Eggscalibur (Boss 4)</h3>
- <p>This is the boss of Castle Eggman Zone. More information will be supplied later.</p>
- <p>The Multi flag will make the level end when he is dead.</p>
- <h3><a name="t290"></a>290 - Boss Flypoint</h3>
- <p>This is the location the boss will fly to after being killed.</p>
- <h3><a name="t291"></a>291 - Egg Capsule Center</h3>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Collectibles</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t300"></a>300 - Ring</h3>
- <p>This is a normal ring. Pick this up to get one ring.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a ring will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing rings to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="t301"></a>301 - Bounce Ring</h3>
- <p>Picking this up gives you more ammo for this particular ring weapon. You cannot fire
- the weapon, however, if you do not have the associated panel.
- <h3><a name="t302"></a>302 - Rail Ring</h3>
- <p>See thing <a href="#t301">#301</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="t304"></a>304 - Automatic Ring</h3>
- <p>See thing <a href="#t301">#301</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="t305"></a>305 - Explosion Ring</h3>
- <p>See thing <a href="#t301">#301</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="t305"></a>306 - Scatter Ring</h3>
- <p>See thing <a href="#t301">#301</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="t305"></a>307 - Grenade Ring</h3>
- <p>See thing <a href="#t301">#301</a>.</p>
- <h3>310 - CTF Flag (Red)</h3>
- <p>This is the red team's flag in capture the flag mode. If the blue team takes this to
- their team base (sector type <a href="#s16384">16384</a>), they score a point.</p>
- <h3><a name="t307"></a>311 - CTF Flag (Blue)</h3>
- <p>This is the blue team's flag in capture the flag mode. If the red team takes this to
- their team base (sector type <a href="#s12288">12288</a>), they score a point.</p>
- <h3><a name="t308"></a>312 - Special Stage Token</h3>
- <p>This token gives the player a chance at the special stage after the current stage has
- ended. If more than one token is collected, the player gets that many chances at the
- special stages, continuing until they run out of tokens or have all the emeralds.</p>
- <h3><a name="t309"></a>313 - Emerald 1 (Green)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the first emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t310"></a>314 - Emerald 2 (Orange)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the second emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t311"></a>315 - Emerald 3 (Pink)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the third emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t312"></a>316 - Emerald 4 (Blue)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the fourth emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t313"></a>317 - Emerald 5 (Red)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the fifth emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t314"></a>318 - Emerald 6 (Light Blue)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the sixth emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t315"></a>319 - Emerald 7 (Grey)</h3>
- <p>This object gives the player the seventh emerald as a pickup object, instead of by
- completing a special stage.</p>
- <h3><a name="t316"></a>320 - Emerald Hunt Location</h3>
- <p>This is one of the three emeralds to be used in Hunting mode.</p>
- <h3>323 - Emerald Spawn</h3>
- <p>Spawn location for emeralds in Match mode.</p>
- <h3><a name="t330"></a>330 - Bounce Ring Panel</h3>
- <p>This is a match weapon panel. The Bounce Ring throws a slow ring that will bounce when
- it hits walls.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a panel will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing panels to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="t331"></a>331 - Rail Ring Panel</h3>
- <p>This is a match weapon panel. The Rail Ring gives the player an instantaneous shot, that
- strikes its target the instant its fired, however there is a long downtime between shots.
- Being shot by a rail ring causes more kickback than normal.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a panel will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing panels to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="t332"></a>332 - Automatic Ring Panel</h3>
- <p>This is a match weapon panel. The Automatic Ring gives the player a fire rate of 17.5
- rings per second.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a panel will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing panels to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="t333"></a>333 - Explosion Ring Panel</h3>
- <p>This is a match weapon panel. The Explosion Ring throws a slow ring that explodes into
- many fragments upon striking a wall or another player. Being struck directly by the
- Explosion Ring causes more kickback than usual.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a panel will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing panels to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="t334"></a>334 - Scatter Ring Panel</h3>
- <p>This is a match weapon panel. The Scatter Ring throws 5 rings in a plus-shape.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a panel will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing panels to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="t335"></a>335 - Grenade Ring Panel</h3>
- <p>This is a match weapon panel. The Grenade Ring throws a grenade that will explode
- if an opposing player gets too close to it. It will also explode automatically after a
- while if left untouched.</p>
- <p>Giving the deaf tag to a panel will cause it to float 31 units above the ground. This
- does stack with bitsets, allowing panels to be a total of 4127 units above the ground at
- maximum.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Boxes</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t400"></a>400 - Super Ring (10 Rings)</h3>
- <p>This monitor gives the player ten rings.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t402"></a>402 - Attraction Shield</h3>
- <p>Also known as the yellow shield and god shield, this shield protects the player from a
- single hit, then disappears. It also attracts all normal rings, spilled or on the map to
- the player with the shield. It also protects the player from electric damage.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t403"></a>403 - Force Shield</h3>
- <p>Also known as the blue shield, this shield protects the player from two hits, then
- disappears. If the spin button is pressed while jumping, it is also possible to
- reflect many projectiles.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t404"></a>404 - Armageddon Shield</h3>
- <p>Also known as the black shield, this shield protects the player from a single hit,
- triggering upon a hit. The shield can also be triggered by jumping, and then hitting the
- spin key in midair. When the shield is triggered, a flash of light damages everything
- within a large radius, destroying the shield in the process.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t405"></a>405 - Whirlwind Shield</h3>
- <p>This shield protects the player from a single hit, then disappears. If the player does
- a jump-spin, they will do a second jump in midair, making the maximum height that the
- player can jump with the shield 224.</p>
- <p>Versions of SRB2 previous to 1.09 had the Basic Shield in this object number, so make
- sure to note that if the player loads the map in an older version, that is what they will
- see.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t406"></a>406 - Elemental Shield</h3>
- <p>Also known as the green shield, this shield protects the player from a single
- hit, then disappears. While this shield is active, the player cannot drown. It also
- protects the player from water, fire, and other damage. When the player with this shield
- spin-dashes, it leaves a trail of fire, which deals fire damage to any enemy that touches
- it.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t407"></a>407 - Super Sneakers</h3>
- <p>This is a monitor powerup that gives the player about 2x running speed for 20 seconds.</p>
- <h3><a name="t408"></a>408 - Invincibility</h3>
- <p>This is a monitor powerup that prevents all damage to the player for 20 seconds.</p>
- <h3><a name="t409"></a>409 - Extra Life</h3>
- <p>This powerup monitor features the player's face, and provides an extra life when
- struck.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t410"></a>410 - Eggman</h3>
- <p>This monitor damages the player if they strike it.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t411"></a>411 - Teleporter</h3>
- <p>This monitor mixes up all locations of players, teleporting them to the location of a
- random other player. It has no effect in Single Player or in multiplayer modes while only
- one player is in the game.</p>
- <p>If monitors are given the Deaf tag, they will respawn as a random monitor type (not a ?
- monitor) from the weighted table in modes that support respawn. Elsewise, they will
- respawn as the same monitor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t412"></a>412 - Random Box</h3>
- <p>Destroy this monitor and you will get a random powerup, like the boxes in Sonic 2 race
- mode.</p>
- <h3><a name="t412"></a>413 - Gravity Boots Box</h3>
- <p>Destroy this monitor and the gravity will be flipped for a short time.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Interactive Objects (friendly or otherwise)</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t500"></a>500 - Air Bubble Patch</h3>
- <p>This is the air bubble patch used underwater to give players air. It spawns big bubbles
- randomly which replenish the player's air.</p>
- <h3><a name="t501"></a>501 - End Level Sign</h3>
- <p>This is the sign at the end of the stage. When the player enters the <a href="#s8192">Exit
- Sector</a>, this sign will start to spin, and end on the face of the player. This sign
- does not make the stage end, it's just a visual effect for it.</p>
- <h3><a name="t502"></a>502 - Star Post</h3>
- <p>Star Posts allow the player to respawn after dying at a point other than the beginning
- of the stage. There can be up to 32 Star Posts in a map, and they work with the bitsets.</p>
- <p>Instead of controlling the difficulty and deaf flags, the final digit of the bitset
- determines the number of the Star Post. 0x0000 is the first one and 0x000f is the
- sixteenth one. Note that since this overwrites all of the difficulty flags, they will
- appear in all difficulties, even though 0x0000 would normally mean it wouldn't appear in
- any difficulty level.</p>
- <h3><a name="t520"></a>520 - Spikeball</h3>
- <p>Just like thing <a href="#t521">521</a>, except they do normal damage to the player on
- contact. </p>
- <h3><a name="t521"></a>521 - Spikeball (Special Stage)</h3>
- <p>These are the spikeballs used in the special stages. They harm the player for damage on
- contact, but only if they are carrying rings.</p>
- <h3><a name="t522"></a>522 - Ceiling Spike</h3>
- <p>This is a downward pointing spike for use on the ceiling. Touching the pointy end of
- the spike deals damage to the player.</p>
- <p>By default, it attaches itself to the ceiling, and the height part of the bitset
- measures how far down from the ceiling, instead of up from the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t523"></a>523 - Floor Spike</h3>
- <p>This is a upward pointing spike for use on the floor. Touching the pointy end of the
- spike deals damage to the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t524"></a>524 - Big Floating Mine</h3>
- <p>When you get close, this mine will start to follow you. Touches you, and it explodes.</p>
- <h3><a name="t540"></a>540 - THZ Fan</h3>
- <p>This is the fan used inside the secret passage in Techno Hill Zone Act 1. It pushes the
- player slowly up until it reaches the maximum height it can. The maximum height is
- determined by the angle, measured in normal fracunits (It can go above 360 just fine).</p>
- <h3><a name="t541"></a>541 - THZ Gas Jet</h3>
- <p>This is the gas jet used at the end of Techno Hill Zone Act 1. It launches the player
- straight up on regular intervals about the same height as a yellow spring pointing up.</p>
- <h3><a name="t550"></a>550 - Yellow Spring (Up)</h3>
- <p>This is a yellow spring pointing straight up. It has a medium amount of force behind
- it.</p>
- <h3><a name="t551"></a>551 - Red Spring (Up)</h3>
- <p>This is a red spring pointing straight up. It has a large amount of force behind it.</p>
- <h3><a name="t552"></a>552 - Blue Spring</h3>
- <p>This is a blue spring pointing straight up. It has a small amount of force behind it.
- The intent is for this spring to be used underwater. It has about the same effect
- underwater as a yellow spring does above water.</p>
- <h3><a name="t553"></a>553 - Yellow Spring (Down)</h3>
- <p>This is a yellow spring pointing straight down. It has a medium amount of force behind
- it.</p>
- <h3><a name="t554"></a>554 - Red Spring (Down)</h3>
- <p>This is a red spring pointing straight down. It has a large amount of force behind it.</p>
- <h3><a name="t555"></a>555 - Yellow Spring (Diagonal Up)</h3>
- <p>This is a yellow spring pointing upwards and in the direction the thing is facing. It
- has a medium amount of force behind it. When the player touches this spring, he will
- automatically turn to face the direction the spring is launching the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t556"></a>556 - Red Spring (Diagonal Up)</h3>
- <p>This is a red spring pointing upwards and in the direction the thing is facing. It has
- a large amount of force behind it. When the player touches this spring, he will
- automatically turn to face the direction the spring is launching the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t557"></a>557 - Yellow Spring (Diagonal Down)</h3>
- <p>This is a yellow spring pointing downwards and in the direction the thing is facing. It
- has a medium amount of force behind it. When the player touches this spring, he will
- automatically turn to face the direction the spring is launching the player.</p>
- <h3><a name="t558"></a>558 - Red Spring (Diagonal Down)</h3>
- <p>This is a red spring pointing downward and in the direction the thing is facing. It has
- a large amount of force behind it. When the player touches this spring, he will
- automatically turn to face the direction the spring is launching the player.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Special placement patterns</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t600"></a>600 - 5 Vertical Rings (Yellow Spring)</h3>
- <p>This is a chain of five rings intended to be used with thing <a href="#t550">550</a>.
- Do not use ring chain objects in any mode where items respawn, because ring chains do not
- respawn. Use bitsets to create chains in any mode with item respawn.</p>
- <h3><a name="t601"></a>601 - 5 Vertical Rings (Red Spring)</h3>
- <p>This is a chain of five rings intended to be used with thing <a href="#t551">551</a>.
- Do not use ring chain objects in any mode where items respawn, because ring chains do not
- respawn. Use bitsets to create chains in any mode with item respawn.</p>
- <h3><a name="t602"></a>602 - 5 Diagonal Rings (Yellow Spring)</h3>
- <p>This is a chain of five rings intended to be used with thing <a href="#t555">555</a>.
- Do not use ring chain objects in any mode where items respawn, because ring chains do not
- respawn. Use bitsets to create chains in any mode with item respawn.</p>
- <h3><a name="t603"></a>603 - 10 Diagonal Rings (Red Spring)</h3>
- <p>This is a chain of ten rings intended to be used with thing <a href="#t556">556</a>. Do
- not use ring chain objects in any mode where items respawn, because ring chains do not
- respawn. Use bitsets to create chains in any mode with item respawn.</p>
- <h3><a name="t604"></a>604 - Nights: Circle of Rings</h3>
- <h3><a name="t605"></a>605 - Nights: Circle of Rings (Big)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t606"></a>606 - Nights: Circle of Wing Logos</h3>
- <h3><a name="t607"></a>607 - Nights: Circle of Wing Logos (Big)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t608"></a>608 - Nights: Circle of Rings and Wings</h3>
- <h3><a name="t609"></a>609 - Nights: Circle of Rings and Wings (Big)</h3>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Powerup indicators/environmental effects/miscellany</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t700"></a>700 - Ambient Water SFX 1A (Small)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t701"></a>701 - Ambient Water SFX 1B (Small)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t702"></a>702 - Ambient Water SFX 2A (Medium)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t703"></a>703 - Ambient Water SFX 2B (Medium)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t704"></a>704 - Ambient Water SFX 3A (Large)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t705"></a>705 - Ambient Water SFX 3B (Large)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t706"></a>706 - Ambient Water SFX 4A (Extra Large)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t707"></a>707 - Ambient Water SFX 4B (Extra Large)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t708"></a>708 - Random Ambience 1</h3>
- <h3><a name="t709"></a>709 - Random Ambience 2</h3>
- <h3><a name="t750"></a>750 - Chaos Mode Enemy Spawn</h3>
- <p>This is where the enemies spawn from in Chaos mode. There should be around 12 of these
- points on a map with Chaos support.</p>
- <h3><a name="t751"></a>751 - Teleport Destination</h3>
- <p>This is the thing to be used with linedef type <a href="#l412">412</a>, the linedef
- executor that teleports a player. This thing is where the player will spawn in the tagged
- sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="t752"></a>752 - Alternate View Point</h3>
- <p>This is the thing to be used with linedef type <a href="#l422">422</a>, the linedef
- executor that changes the camera view. This thing is where the camera will be moved to in
- the tagged sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="t753"></a>753 - Zoom Tube Waypoint</h3>
- <p>Waypoints for zoom tubes. Think of Sonic 2's Metropolis Zone, Sonic 3 & Knuckles's
- Death Egg Zone, and Lava Reef Zone. The lower byte of the ANGLE field specifies the
- waypoint's number in the sequence, and the upper byte specifies the sequence that the
- waypoint belongs to. These are used in conjunction with sector type <a href="#s32768">32768</a>
- and <a href="#s36864">36864</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="t754"></a>754 - Push</h3>
- <h3><a name="t755"></a>755 - Pull</h3>
- <h3><a name="t756"></a>756 - Street Light Source</h3>
- <p>This produces a light in OpenGL. It is used in Starlit Warehouse Zone, one of the match
- stages, as the street lights.</p>
- <h3><a name="t760"></a>760 - PolyObject Anchor</h3>
- <p>This is the first of the two points used to set up 'how much to move' a polyobject by
- when creating it. Angle is the PolyObject ID#.</p>
- <h3><a name="t761"></a>761 - PolyObject SpawnPoint</h3>
- <p>This is the second of the two points used to set up 'how much to move' a polyobject by
- when creating it. Angle is the PolyObject ID#.</p>
- <h3><a name="t762"></a>762 - PolyObject SpawnPoint Crush</h3>
- <p>This is the second of the two points used to set up 'how much to move' a polyobject by
- when creating it. Angle is the PolyObject ID#. This item tells the PolyObject that it
- should hurt the player.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Greenflower Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t800"></a>800 - GFZ Flower (Normal)</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Greenflower Zone. It is the orange flower seen all
- throughout GFZ and most GFZ-themed custom maps.</p>
- <h3><a name="t801"></a>801 - GFZ Sunflower</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Greenflower Zone. It is the large blue sunflower seen all
- throughout GFZ and most GFZ-themed custom maps.</p>
- <h3><a name="t802"></a>802 - GFZ Budding Flower</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Greenflower Zone. It is the small purple flower seen all
- throughout GFZ and most GFZ-themed custom maps.</p>
- <h3><a name="t804"></a>804 - Berry Bush</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Greenflower Zone. It is the green bush with red berries
- seen all throughout GFZ and most GFZ-themed custom maps.</p>
- <h3><a name="t805"></a>805 - Bush</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Greenflower Zone. It is the green bush without the
- berries seen all throughout GFZ and most GFZ-themed custom maps.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Techno Hill Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t900"></a>900 - THZ Flower</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Techno Hill Zone Act 1. It is the metallic white flower.</p>
- <h3><a name="t901"></a>901 - THZ Alarm</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Techno Hill Zone Act 2. It is the little alarm in the
- passage with the first Star Post. It creates noise, but the red visual effect in THZ2 was
- done with a colormap, not this object.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Deep Sea Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1000"></a>1000 - Gargoyle</h3>
- <p>Pushable gargoyle. Can be stood on top of as well.</p>
- <p>Giving this the Deaf tag will prevent it from being pushable.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1001"></a>1001 - Seaweed</h3>
- <p>Animated seaweed. Intangible scenery.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1002"></a>1002 - Dripping Water</h3>
- <p>Water dripping from the ceiling. ANGLE value specifies start delay.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Castle Eggman Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1100"></a>1100 - Hanging Chain</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Castle Eggman, a dungeon chain hanging from the ceiling.</p>
- <p>By default, it attaches itself to the ceiling, and the height part of the bitset
- measures how far down from the ceiling, instead of up from the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1101"></a>1101 - CEZ Torch</h3>
- <p>This is the torch used in Castle Eggman Zone. It produces light in OpenGL, and it harms
- the player for fire damage on contact.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1102"></a>1102 - Eggman Statue </h3>
- <p>This is the large Eggman statue in Castle Eggman Zone.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1103"></a>1103 - CEZ Flower</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Castle Eggman Zone. It is the decaying flower.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Arid Canyon Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1200"></a>1200 – Big Tumbleweed</h3>
- <p>A large moveable tumbleweed that rolls along the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1201"></a>1201 – Little Tumbleweed</h3>
- <p>A small movable tumbleweed that rolls along the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1202"></a>1202 – Rock Spawner</h3>
- <p>An object which randomly spawns falling rocks, which damage the player on impact.<br>
- Description on how to use goes here.</p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Red Volcano Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1300"></a>1300 – Horizontal Flame Jet</h3>
- <p>A stready stream of flames comes out horizontally.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1301"></a>1301 – Vertial Flame Jet</h3>
- <p>A stready stream of flames comes out vertially.</p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Dark City Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Doom Ship Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Egg Rock / Final Fight Scenery</big></big></u><ol>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>NiGHTS Items</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1700"></a>1700 - Nights: Axis</h3>
- <p>Lower 10 bits: Axis number in the mare (0-based) Upper 6 bits: Mare that axis belongs
- to (0-based). ANGLE value determines the size of the axis to rotate around. If 16384 is
- added to the ANGLE value, the axis will be inverted.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1701"></a>1701 - Nights: Axis Transfer (Normal)</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1702"></a>1702 - Nights: Axis Transfer Line</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1703"></a>1703 - Nights: Ideya Drone</h3>
- <p>Angle value sets the NiGHTS timer, in seconds. </p>
- <h3><a name="t1704"></a>1704 - Nights: Bumper</h3>
- <p>Lower 4 bits of the flags specify the angle of the bumper in 30 degree increments.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1705"></a>1705 - Nights: Hoop</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1706"></a>1706 - Nights: Wing Logo</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1707"></a>1707 - Nights: Super Loop</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1708"></a>1708 - Nights: Drill Refill</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1709"></a>1709 - Nights: Helper</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1710"></a>1710 - Nights: Egg Capsule</h3>
- <p>The capsule you need to collect rings to break in NiGHTS. The value of its ANGLE field
- determines how many rings you need to break it. Just like the axis points, the upper bits
- (value >> 10) determine the mare it belongs to. For example, an angle value of 1024
- means it belongs to mare 1 (2nd mare, it's zero based), and requires 0 rings to break.
- 1030 would be mare 1, and 6 rings to break. 2048 would be mare 2, no rings.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Mario Items</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1800"></a>1800 - Coin</h3>
- <p>This is a coin, which is essentially a ring with Mario graphics and sound effects.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1801"></a>1801 - Overworld Goomba</h3>
- <p>These are the enemies in Mario Koopa Blast 1, and are essentially Crawlas with a Mario
- graphic.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1802"></a>1802 - Underworld Goomba</h3>
- <p>These are the enemies in Mario Koopa Blast 2, and are essentially Crawlas with a Mario
- graphic.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1803"></a>1803 - Fire Flower</h3>
- <p>This is the powerup from the Mario Koopa Blast stages. It changes the player to a white
- palette, and allows the player to throw fireballs with the fire button. The fireballs fly
- in a Mario-style bounce trajectory until they hit an enemy or a wall.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1804"></a>1804 - Koopa Shell</h3>
- <p>This is the Koopa Shell in Mario Koopa Blast 1. It will bounce around, striking enemies
- and players.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1805"></a>1805 - Puma (Mario Jumping Fireball)</h3>
- <p>This is the fireball used in Mario Koopa Blast 3. The angle determines the jump height,
- with 0 being the old jump style. Note that the jump height is based on force, not units,
- so experimentation will be necessary to get the correct height.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1806"></a>1806 - King Bowser</h3>
- <h3><a name="t1807"></a>1807 - Axe</h3>
- <p>The axe used to defeat Bowser in the third Mario level.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1808"></a>1808 - Bush (Short)</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Mario Koopa Blast</p>
- <h3><a name="t1809"></a>1809 - Bush (Tall)</h3>
- <p>This is a scenery object from Mario Koopa Blast</p>
- <h3><a name="t1810"></a>1810 - Toad</h3>
- <p>This is Toad at the end of Mario Koopa Blast 3.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Xmas Items</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="t1850"></a>1850 - Xmas Pole</h3>
- <p>X-Mas scenery object. Looks like a little barber shop pole.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1851"></a>1851 - Candy Cane</h3>
- <p>X-Mas scenery object. Looks like a candy cane.</p>
- <p>Note that Mystic Realm 4 replaces this object with the Sonic 1 palm tree, so any maps
- loaded while Mystic Realm 4 is loaded will overwrite the image, making any candy canes
- look like palm trees, which can look kinda stupid.</p>
- <h3><a name="t1852"></a>1852 - Snowman</h3>
- <p>X-Mas scenery object. Pushable snowman with a happy face. Can be stood on top of as
- well. Acts the same as thing <a href="#t1000">1000</a>.</p>
- <p>Giving this the Deaf tag will prevent it from being pushable.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <h1><a name="linetypes"></a>Linedef Types</h1>
- <p>Lines may have flags applied to them. The following is a reference of their values.
- Unless specified otherwise in a line type, the flags behave as follows:</p>
- <div align="left"><table border="1" width="83%">
- <tr>
- <td width="33%">NAME</td>
- <td width="10%">VALUE</td>
- <td width="57%">DESCRIPTION</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#EFFECT6"></a>EFFECT6</td>
- <td width="10%">1</td>
- <td width="57%">Special use flag #6.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#BLOCKMONSTERS"></a>BLOCKMONSTERS</td>
- <td width="10%">2</td>
- <td width="57%">Prevents an enemy from crossing the line. May not work for especially
- speedy enemies.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#TWOSIDED"></a>TWOSIDED</td>
- <td width="10%">4</td>
- <td width="57%">Flag used to indicate if a line is two sided. Do not modify.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#DONTPEGTOP"></a>DONTPEGTOP</td>
- <td width="10%">8</td>
- <td width="57%">Unpeg upper texture. Good for moving floors.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#DONTPEGBOTTOM"></a>DONTPEGBOTTOM</td>
- <td width="10%">16</td>
- <td width="57%">Unpeg bottom texture. Good for moving ceilings.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#EFFECT1"></a>EFFECT1</td>
- <td width="10%">32</td>
- <td width="57%">Special use flag #1.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#NOCLIMB"></a>NOCLIMB</td>
- <td width="10%">64</td>
- <td width="57%">Don't allow Knuckles to climb on this wall.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#EFFECT2"></a>EFFECT2</td>
- <td width="10%">128</td>
- <td width="57%">Special use flag #2.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#EFFECT3"></a>EFFECT3</td>
- <td width="10%">256</td>
- <td width="57%">Special use flag #3.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#EFFECT4"></a>EFFECT4</td>
- <td width="10%">512</td>
- <td width="57%">Special use flag #4.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#EFFECT5"></a>EFFECT5</td>
- <td width="10%">1024</td>
- <td width="57%">Special use flag #5.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#NOSONIC"></a>NOSONIC</td>
- <td width="10%">2048</td>
- <td width="57%">Disable line special if playing as Sonic (Single Player Only).</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#NOTAILS"></a>NOTAILS</td>
- <td width="10%">4096</td>
- <td width="57%">Disable line special if playing as Tails (Single Player Only).</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#NOKNUX"></a>NOKNUX</td>
- <td width="10%">8192</td>
- <td width="57%">Disable line special if playing as Knuckles (Single Player Only).</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#BOUNCY"></a>BOUNCY</td>
- <td width="10%">16384</td>
- <td width="57%">Bounce the player off this line.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="33%"><a name="#TFERLINE"></a>TFERLINE</td>
- <td width="10%">32768</td>
- <td width="57%">Use this on a FOF line special to define the texture & offsets for
- each side of the FOF. The control sector must have at LEAST the same # of sides as the
- target sector(s).</td>
- </tr>
- </table>
- </div><hr>
- <li><u><big><big>Level Parameters / Miscellany</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l1"></a>1 - Per-Sector Gravity</h3>
- <p>Sets the gravity of the tagged sector or sectors, as a percentage of global gravity
- (which can be set separately using sector type <a href="#s176">176</a>). The floor height
- of the control sector is used. If it is 1000, then the target sector will have 100%
- gravity. If it is 500, the target sector will have 50% of the global gravity. Negative
- values work as well, but players can't jump down; they'll get stuck to the ceiling, unless
- the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is checked.</p>
- <p>You can apply this special to the control sector of an intangible FOF to change the
- gravity only inside that FOF.</p>
- <h3><a name="l2"></a>2 - Custom Exit</h3>
- <p>Tag this to an Exit Sector (type <a href="#s8192">8192</a>) to exit to a custom level,
- overriding the one set in the map header. The map number you go to is indicated by the
- front sector's floor. Additionally, if the control linedef's bitset is set to disallow
- climbing (with the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> attribute, whose value is 64), skip the
- score tally screen when switching to the new map.</p>
- <p>If the control linedef has the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> flag set,
- this effect does something super complicated and fun, going to a different level depending
- on whether the player has all emeralds or not. If the player has seven emeralds, the
- linedef's front sector's ceiling height will be used. Otherwise, go to the map number
- indicated by the linedef's front sector's floor. That's <i>only</i> if you set the <a
- href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> flag.</p>
- <p>If the <a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> flag is set, the linedef's front side x offset
- will be used as the new gametype after the map change, providing it is in range (from 0 to
- 4, inclusive).</p>
- <h3><a name="l3"></a>3 - Zoom Tube Parameters</h3>
- <p>X length = speed. Y length = waypoint sequence #. See sector type <a href="#s32768">32768</a>
- for more information.</p>
- <h3><a name="l4"></a>4 - Speed Pad</h3>
- <p>Creates a speed pad. The linedef direction and indicates the direction of the pad. The
- target sector must have type <a href="#s1280">1280</a> or <a href="#s1536">1536</a> for
- this to work.</p>
- <p>If the <a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> flag is set, you will not be teleported to the
- center of the sector when the speed pad is activated.</p>
- <h3><a name="l5"></a>5 - Camera Scanner</h3>
- <p>Modifies camera position while the player is in the target sector. The floor and
- ceiling of the control sector and the angle of the control linedef are the values for
- CAM_HEIGHT, CAM_DIST, and CAM_ROTATE, respectively. Camera position is reset when the
- player steps outside the sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l6"></a>6 - Disable Linedef</h3>
- <p>Disables any linedef specials that share the same tag. Will be used in the future to
- check if a particular level has been previously cleared or not.</p>
- <h3><a name="l7"></a>7 - Flat Alignment</h3>
- <p>Aligns floor and/or ceiling flats. The x alignment is specified by the control
- linedef's x distance (the difference between the x values of its two vertices), and the y
- alignment is specified by the control linedef's y distance.</p>
- <p>By default, works on both the floor and ceiling (however, note that skies cannot be
- "aligned" ;). Adding the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag to the linedef will
- align the floor only, while the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> flag will make
- it align the ceiling only.</p>
- <h3><a name="l8"></a>8 - Sector Special Parameters</h3>
- <p>Sets special behavior of a sector's type depending on the flag(s) checked:</p>
- <p><a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> - Special only operates when touching ceiling</p>
- <p><a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> - Special operates when touching either the floor or the
- ceiling</p>
- <p><a href="#EFFECT3">EFFECT3</a> - Special operates by just touching the sector, rather
- than having to be inside of it.</p>
- <h3><a name="l9"></a>9 - Chain Parameters</h3>
- <p>Sets special behavior of a moving chain as such:</p>
- <p>x length - # of links on the chain</p>
- <p>y length - Overall speed (0-15)</p>
- <p>X offset - Rotation speed on the X axis (0-15)</p>
- <p>Y offset - Rotation speed on the Z axis (0-15)</p>
- <p>floorheight - angle to start at (0-15)</p>
- <p>ceilingheight - maximum rotation speed</p>
- <h3><a name="l10"></a>10 - Culling Plane</h3>
- <p>Set like <a href="#l1">line 1</a>, this creates an invisible plane in the sector. If
- your view is above this plane, lots of things drawn below the height of this plane will be
- discarded, and if your view is below the plane, a lot of things drawn above the height of
- the plane will be discarded. This is to tell the game to not draw stuff that you aren't
- going to see anyway. Do note that the view doesn't have to be in the current sector, you
- can also be viewing from the side, which may be undesirable. To prevent this problem, you
- can check the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, which will allow you to 'group' a set
- of sectors to one control sector in which the culling will only take effect. For example,
- you have a control sector set up for culling, and have two culling lines in the control
- sector, tagged to sectors 'A' and 'B'. If the player is in sector 'A' or 'B', the culling
- will occur, but if the player is in sector 'C', it will not.</p>
- <h3>11 - Rope Hang Parameters</h3>
- <p>X length = speed. Y length = waypoint sequence #.</p>
- <p>EFFECT1 - Don't wrap movement</p>
- <p>See sector type 45056 for more information.</p>
- <h3>12 - Rock Spawn Parameters</h3>
- <p>Sets special behavior of a rock spawner (#1202) as such:</p>
- <p>length - momentum strength</p>
- <p>line angle - momentum angle</p>
- <p>X offset - # of tics to wait until another is spawned</p>
- <p>Y offset - Rock crumble sprite to use (0-15)</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB - add some randomization to the momentum</p>
- <p> </p>
- <h3>13 - Heat Wave</h3>
- <p>Applies a heat effect to the screen. Tag this to a sector, or to the control sector of a FOF.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Level Parameters / Miscellany</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l20"></a>20 - Marks first line in PolyObject</h3>
- <p>Explain here.</p>
- <h3><a name="l21"></a>21 - Explicitly include a PolyObject line</h3>
- <p>Explain here.</p>
- <h3><a name="l30"></a>30 - PolyObject Parameters</h3>
- <p>Explain here.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Level-Load Effects</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l50"></a>50 - Instant Floor Lower</h3>
- <p>Makes the floor instantly lower on level load to be at the same height as the lowest
- floor of any bordering sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l51"></a>51 - Instant Ceiling Raise</h3>
- <p>Makes the ceiling instantly rise on level load to be the same height as the highest
- ceiling of any bordering sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l52"></a>52 - Continuously Falling Sector</h3>
- <p>Requires two control sectors. Sector continuously falls until its ceiling reaches the
- floor of the line's back sector, then returns to its original position and keeps falling.
- Linedef length determines speed. Good for things like intermittently falling lava. If the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it falls upwards, instead of downwards.</p>
- <h3><a name="l53"></a>53 - Continuous Floor/Ceiling Mover</h3>
- <p>Must be a two-sided linedef, tagged to another sector on the map. The tagged sector's
- floor and ceiling will move, first so that they're equal to the floor and ceiling of the
- linedef's front sector, then so they're equal to the floor and ceiling of the linedef's
- back sector, then the front sector again, and so on.</p>
- <p>The speed of the movement is determined by the linedef's length and uses the same units
- as linetype <a href="#l60">60</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l54"></a>54 - Continuous Floor Mover</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l53">53</a>, but only moves the floor, not the ceiling. Can be
- used to replace floating platforms in some cases, where only the floor was desired to
- move.</p>
- <h3><a name="l55"></a>55 - Continuous Ceiling Mover</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l53">53</a>, but only moves the ceiling, not the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="l56"></a>56 - Continuous Two-Speed Floor/Ceiling Mover</h3>
- <p>Must be a two-sided linedef, tagged to another sector on the map. The tagged sector's
- floor and ceiling will move, first so that they're equal to the floor and ceiling of the
- linedef's front sector, then so they're equal to the floor and ceiling of the linedef's
- back sector, then the front sector again, and so on.</p>
- <p>The speed of the movement is determined by the linedef's x distance (the first way,
- towards the front sector) and y distance (the second way, towards the back sector), using
- the same units as linetype <a href="#l60">60</a>.</p>
- <p>Unlike linetype <a href="#l53">53</a>, this effect does not slow down when it reaches
- the end of its movement. Instead, it changes instantly from going in one direction to
- going in the other. It's designed for making more sophisticated crushers than the crusher
- type allows (i.e. crushers with varying rise/crush speeds, FOF crushers, crushers with
- different start points).</p>
- <h3><a name="l57"></a>57 - Continuous Two-Speed Floor Mover</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l56">56</a>, but only moves the floor, not the ceiling.</p>
- <h3><a name="l58"></a>58 - Continuous Two-Speed Ceiling Mover</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l56">56</a>, but only moves the ceiling, not the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="l59"></a>59 - Activate Floating Platform</h3>
- <p>This is used to make floating platforms (that move up and down) as well as moving
- water. In fact, you can use this to make any type of block move vertically. The way it
- works is somewhat confusing - You use three control sectors, all connected by at least one
- linedef. Easiest thing to do is make three square sectors together in a row. One of the
- linedefs on the middle sector should contain the Floor Over Floor line special that you
- want. This will be the Floor Over Floor control sector. The other two sectors represent
- the bottommost position you want the Floor Over Floor to reach, and the topmost position
- you want the Floor Over Floor to reach. The 59 line can be on any of these sectors, as
- long as you tag it to the middle one. If you still don't understand, look at Greenflower
- Zone Act 2. If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, the platform will begin
- moving upwards, rather than downwards.</p>
- <h3><a name="l60"></a>60 - Activate Floating Platform (Adjustable Speed)</h3>
- <p>Speed is indicated by linedef length; one unit of speed here is 0.25 fracunits per tic.
- (Floating platforms made with type <a href="#l59">59</a> move at 2 fracunits per tic.)
- Aside from the linedef length controlling speed, works exactly like linedef type <a
- href="#l59">59</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l61"></a>61 - Crusher 1 (Ceiling to Floor)</h3>
- <p>The crush motion is from the ceiling to the floor. Linedef length indicates crusher
- speed. See also linetype <a href="#l62">62</a>, Crusher 2.</p>
- <h3><a name="l62"></a>62 - Crusher 2 (Floor to Ceiling)</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l61">61</a>, Crusher 1, except that it starts in a different
- place, not synchronised with any crushers that use the Crusher 1 type. The highest ceiling
- this crusher reaches will be the highest ceiling height of any bordering sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l63"></a>63 - Fake Floor</h3>
- <p>Creates two fake planes, fake floor and fake ceiling. Main textures are not affected,
- but as far as above/below textures and floor/ceiling flats are concerned, the floor and
- ceiling height are those of the control sector. As far as collisions, walking, etc. are
- concerned, the floor and ceiling flats are whatever they normally would be.</p>
- <p>Fake floor is useful for railings (THZRAIL and WOODRAIL; see THZ2 for examples) and
- snow effects (making a fake floor of snow just a few units above normal floor, so it looks
- like the player's feet are buried in the snow).</p>
- <h3><a name="l64"></a>64 - Appearing/Disappearing FOF</h3>
- <p>Tag this to any FOF <i>line</i> and this will cause it to appear and disappear
- intermittently. The line's X length is the amount of time (in tics) that the FOF will
- appear, and Y length is the amount of time (in tics) that the FOF will disappear. The
- control sector's floor height allows you to specify an offset (in tics) of how much time
- will pass before the appearing/disappearing kicks in.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Floor-Over-Floors (FOFs)</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l100"></a>100 - Floor Over Floor: Solid, Opaque, Shadowcasting</h3>
- <p>This is just a regular old FOF. As with any block, the ceiling of the control sector is
- the top of the block, and the floor of the control sector is the bottom.
- "Shadowcasting" means that the light value used in the control sector is used
- for the area below where the actual FOF appears, as opposed to above it.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL-->
- <h3><a name="l101"></a>101 - Floor Over Floor: Solid, Opaque, Non-Shadowcasting</h3>
- <p>See notes for <a href="#l100">100</a>. "Non-shadowcasting" means that the
- light value you set in the control sector will be used for the area above the FOF, instead
- of below it.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_NOSHADE|FF_CUTLEVEL-->
- <h3><a name="l102"></a>102 - Floor Over Floor: Solid, Translucent</h3>
- <p>Useful for windows. The GLASSTEX texture is good for this purpose. You can change the
- alpha value of the translucency by setting the control linedef's Above texture to a #
- followed by a three-digit decimal number, 000 to 255. #000 is most transparent, #255 is
- most opaque. Note that in software mode, there are actually only ten different values that
- serve as a 'best guess'.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_NOSHADE|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_EXTRA|FF_CUTEXTRA-->
- <h3><a name="l103"></a>103 - Floor Over Floor: Solid, Sides Only</h3>
- <p>A solid FOF that renders sides only, not planes (floor and ceiling). You were supposed
- to be able to use it to place railings (THZRAIL, WOODRAIL, etc.) on FOFs. It doesn't work
- for that, because the railings use a different kind of transparency and software mode
- won't draw them on FOFs. So this one is going on the list of useless effects, right next
- to linetype <a href="#l104">104</a>.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERSIDES|FF_NOSHADE|FF_CUTLEVEL-->
- <h3><a name="l104"></a>104 - Floor Over Floor: Solid, No Sides</h3>
- <p>Like a 3D floor of type <a href="#l101">101</a>, except that sides are not drawn.
- Supposedly a little bit faster than a normal 3D floor. You can use it when the sides
- wouldn't be visible anyway.</p>
- <p>This type of 3D floor will have shadows if and only if you set the control linedef's <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERPLANES|FF_CUTLEVEL
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is disabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l105"></a>105 - Floor Over Floor: Solid, Invisible</h3>
- <p>For making invisible walls and other strange effects.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_NOSHADE-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l120"></a>120 - Floor Over Floor: Water, Opaque</h3>
- <p>This one looks exactly like linetype <a href="#l100">100</a> ingame, but is a block of
- water instead of solid.</p>
- <p>The block will have the attribute of linetype <a href="#l200">200</a> if the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set.</p>
- <p>To use the light level of the target sector, utilize the <a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a>
- flag.</p>
- <p>If this is used as lava (Fire Damage), and you set the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a>
- flag, you can still pass through the lava.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERALL|FF_SWIMMABLE|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES|FF_CUTEXTRA|FF_EXTRA|FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <h3><a name="l121"></a>121 - Floor Over Floor: Water, Translucent</h3>
- <p>This one looks exactly like linetype <a href="#l102">102</a> ingame, but is a block of
- water instead of solid.</p>
- <p>The block will have the attribute of linetype <a href="#l200">200</a> if the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set.</p>
- <p>To use the light level of the target sector, utilize the <a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a>
- flag.</p>
- <p>If this is used as lava (Fire Damage), and you set the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a>
- flag, you can still pass through the lava.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERALL|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_SWIMMABLE|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES|FF_CUTEXTRA|FF_EXTRA|
-FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <h3><a name="l122"></a>122 - Floor Over Floor: Water, Opaque, No Sides</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l120">120</a>, but doesn't render sides.</p>
- <p>The block will have the attribute of linetype <a href="#l200">200</a> if the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set.</p>
- <p>To use the light level of the target sector, utilize the <a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a>
- flag.</p>
- <p>If this is used as lava (Fire Damage), and you set the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a>
- flag, you can still pass through the lava.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERPLANES|FF_SWIMMABLE|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_CUTEXTRA|FF_EXTRA|FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <h3><a name="l123"></a>123 - Floor Over Floor: Water, Translucent, No Sides</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l121">121</a>, but doesn't render sides. Most of the time this
- won't make a difference. It can be useful, however, for windows that have water on one
- side and not on the other.</p>
- <p>The block will have the attribute of linetype <a href="#l200">200</a> if the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set.</p>
- <p>To use the light level of the target sector, utilize the <a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a>
- flag.</p>
- <p>If this is used as lava (Fire Damage), and you set the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a>
- flag, you can still pass through the lava.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERPLANES|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_SWIMMABLE|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_CUTEXTRA|FF_EXTRA|
-FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l140"></a>140 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible from Bottom, Opaque </h3>
- <p>This sector type is solid from the top and walls, but is not solid from the bottom.
- This allows the designer to create one-way passages as well as simulate 2D design by
- having platforms that players can jump up to from below.</p>
- <p>This type of 3D floor will have shadows unless you set the control linedef's <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_PLATFORM|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l141"></a>141 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible from Bottom, Translucent</h3>
- <p>A copy of linetype <a href="#l140">140</a> that is also translucent.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_PLATFORM|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l142"></a>142 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible from Bottom, Translucent, No
- Sides</h3>
- <p>A platform you can jump up through, like linetype <a href="#l140">140</a> (and decides
- the same way whether to have shadows or not), with translucency and that doesn't render
- sides. Alpha value supported the same way as linetype <a href="#l102">102</a>.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_RENDERPLANES|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_PLATFORM|FF_BOTHPLANES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l150"></a>150 - Floor Over Floor: Bobbing (Air)</h3>
- <p>FOF that moves down 16 units when you step on, then returns to its former position when
- you step off. The control sector must be connected to another sector with the same floor
- and ceiling height. This seemingly redundant sector is used for resetting the heights. (If
- you forget to put it in, the bobbing floor when stepped on will go down, keep going down,
- and never stop or come back up.) See also linetypes <a href="#l151">151</a> and <a
- href="#l152">152</a>. This linedef is obsolete. Please use linetype 190-195.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_AIRBOB-->
- <h3><a name="l151"></a>151 - Floor Over Floor: Adjustable Bobbing (Air)</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l150">150</a>, except that instead of the floor moving down 16
- units when you step on it, it moves down the number of units of the control linedef's
- length. This linedef is obsolete. Please use linetype 190-195.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_AIRBOB-->
- <h3><a name="l152"></a>152 - Floor Over Floor: Reverse Bobbing (Air)</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l151">151</a>, except in reverse. The platform goes <i>up</i>
- when you step on it and back <i>down</i> when you step off. This linedef is obsolete.
- Please use linetype 190-195.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_AIRBOB-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l160"></a>160 - Floor Over Floor: Floating, Bobbing</h3>
- <p>Bobs and floats in water. The floating part means that if the water moves or rises,
- this platform will rise with it.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_FLOATBOB-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l170"></a>170 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn)</h3>
- <p>Crumbles and falls away, then reappears 15 seconds later.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_CRUMBLE-->
- <h3><a name="l171"></a>171 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn)</h3>
- <p>Crumbles and falls away and never comes back.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_NORETURN-->
- <h3><a name="l172"></a>172 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn)</h3>
- <p>A copy of linetype <a href="#l140">140</a> that also crumbles when stood on and
- reappears after 15 seconds.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_PLATFORM|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l173"></a>173 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn)</h3>
- <p>A copy of linetype <a href="#l172">172</a> that stays gone forever after crumbling.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_PLATFORM|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_NORETURN|FF_BOTHPLANES|
-FF_ALLSIDES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l174"></a>174 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible from Bottom, Crumbling
- (Respawn), Translucent</h3>
- <p>A copy of linetype <a href="#l141">141</a> that also crumbles when stood on and
- reappears after 15 seconds.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_PLATFORM|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_BOTHPLANES|
-FF_ALLSIDES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l175"></a>175 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible from Bottom, Crumbling (No
- Respawn), Translucent</h3>
- <p>A copy of linetype <a href="#l174">174</a> that stays gone forever after crumbling.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_PLATFORM|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_NORETURN|FF_TRANSLUCENT|
-FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is enabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l176"></a>176 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Floating, Bobbing</h3>
- <p>Crumbles and falls, then floats on water, then bobs when you step on it.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_FLOATBOB|FF_AIRBOB|FF_CRUMBLE-->
- <h3><a name="l177"></a>177 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Floating, Bobbing</h3>
- <p>Crumbles and falls, then floats on water, then bobs when you step on it. Unlike
- linetype <a href="#l176">176</a>, does not return to its former position.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_FLOATBOB|FF_AIRBOB|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_NORETURN-->
- <h3><a name="l178"></a>178 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Floating</h3>
- <p>Crumbles and falls, then floats on water, then reappears up in the air 15 seconds
- later.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_FLOATBOB-->
- <h3><a name="l179"></a>179 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Floating</h3>
- <p>Crumbles and falls, then spends the rest of its days floating on water, never to
- reappear up in the air.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_CRUMBLE|FF_FLOATBOB|FF_NORETURN-->
- <h3><a name="l180"></a>180 - Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Bobbing (Air)</h3>
- <p>Bobs, crumbles, and falls when stepped on.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_AIRBOB|FF_CRUMBLE-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l190"></a>190 - Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Opaque,
- Shadowcasting</h3>
- <p>Just like <a href="#l100">100</a>, except when a player steps on it, it will rise up to
- the control sector's highest adjacent sector. You set the control sectors for this up like
- special <a href="#l59">59</a>. Linedef length controls speed like <a href="#l60">60</a>.
- If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it will require the player to spindash
- to raise the platform.</p>
- <h3><a name="l191"></a>191 - Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Opaque,
- Non-Shadowcasting</h3>
- <p>Just like <a href="#l101">101</a>, except when a player steps on it, it will rise up to
- the control sector's highest adjacent sector. You set the control sectors for this up like
- special <a href="#l59">59</a>. Linedef length controls speed like <a href="#l60">60</a>.
- If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it will require the player to spindash
- to raise the platform.</p>
- <h3><a name="l192"></a>192 - Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Translucent</h3>
- <p>Just like <a href="#l102">102</a>, except when a player steps on it, it will rise up to
- the control sector's highest adjacent sector. You set the control sectors for this up like
- special <a href="#l59">59</a>. Linedef length controls speed like <a href="#l60">60</a>.
- If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it will require the player to spindash
- to raise the platform.</p>
- <h3><a name="l193"></a>193 - Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Invisible</h3>
- <p>Just like <a href="#l105">105</a>, except when a player steps on it, it will rise up to
- the control sector's highest adjacent sector. You set the control sectors for this up like
- special <a href="#l59">59</a>. Linedef length controls speed like <a href="#l60">60</a>.
- If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it will require the player to spindash
- to raise the platform.</p>
- <h3><a name="l194"></a>194 - Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Intangible from Bottom,
- Opaque</h3>
- <p>Just like <a href="#l140">140</a>, except when a player steps on it, it will rise up to
- the control sector's highest adjacent sector. You set the control sectors for this up like
- special <a href="#l59">59</a>. Linedef length controls speed like <a href="#l60">60</a>.
- If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it will require the player to spindash
- to raise the platform.</p>
- <h3><a name="l195"></a>195 - Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Intangible from Bottom,
- Translucent</h3>
- <p>Just like <a href="#l141">141</a>, except when a player steps on it, it will rise up to
- the control sector's highest adjacent sector. You set the control sectors for this up like
- special <a href="#l59">59</a>. Linedef length controls speed like <a href="#l60">60</a>.
- If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, it will require the player to spindash
- to raise the platform.</p>
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l200"></a>200 - Floor Over Floor: Light Block</h3>
- <p>Like a half light block, but it's really an actual block. That is, the light only comes
- down to the control sector's floor, not to the bottom of the level (as with linetype <a
- href="#l201">201</a>.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_CUTSPRITES|FF_DOUBLESHADOW-->
- <h3><a name="l201"></a>201 - Floor Over Floor: Half Light Block</h3>
- <p>Light blocks can be used to set color maps and light values. The light value of the
- control sector will be used and any colormap attached to it will be used also. Note that
- only the ceiling of the control sector is used; the light goes all the way down to the
- bottom of the level. If this isn't what you want, consider using linedef type <a
- href="#l200">200</a> instead.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_CUTSPRITES
-Note: Although it's not a true FOF, it does still have the same kind of definition, so
-the FOF flags are included despite not being a real block.-->
- <h3><a name="l202"></a>202 - Floor Over Floor: Fog Block</h3>
- <p>Creates a block of colored fog. Attach a colormap (linetype <a href="#l606">606</a>) to
- the control sector for the fog block; otherwise you won't see anything out of the
- ordinary.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERALL|FF_FOG|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_INVERTPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES|FF_INVERTSIDES|FF_CUTEXTRA|
-FF_EXTRA|FF_DOUBLESHADOW|FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l220"></a>220 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Opaque </h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l120">opaque water</a>, but not swimmable. Good for a snow effect on
- FOFs. Can also be used to make hidden rooms, like you would normally do by setting a Main
- texture.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERALL|FF_BOTHPLANES|FF_ALLSIDES|FF_CUTEXTRA|FF_EXTRA|FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <h3><a name="l221"></a>221 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Translucent</h3>
- <p>See linedef type <a href="#l102">102</a> for how to adjust the translucency, making the
- 3D floor more transparent or more opaque.</p>
- <p>This type of 3D floor will have shadows if and only if you set the control linedef's <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERALL|FF_TRANSLUCENT|FF_EXTRA|FF_CUTEXTRA
-If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is disabled, it also adds FF_NOSHADE-->
- <h3><a name="l222"></a>222 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Sides Only</h3>
- <p>An intangible FOF that renders sides only, not planes (floor and ceiling). It renders
- both inside sides and outside sides. You can use it to place sector borders (GFZGRASS,
- etc.) on FOFs.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERSIDES|FF_NOSHADE|FF_ALLSIDES-->
- <h3><a name="l223"></a>223 - Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Invisible</h3>
- <p>Useful for setting effects, such as wind and gravity.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_NOSHADE-->
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l250"></a>250 - Floor Over Floor: Mario Block</h3>
- <p>Like a normal FOF, except that the control linedef's Above texture is used after the
- block has been hit (the Main texture is used before this). Any things in the control
- sector will pop out the top of the block in the order in which they were placed. Rings
- will be obtained and the effects of monitors will begin as soon as the block has been hit.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL|FF_MARIO-->
- <h3><a name="l251"></a>251 - Floor Over Floor: Thwomp Block</h3>
- <p>The thwomps are the crazy platforms with faces in Mario Koopa Blast 3. They can crush
- you, but you can also ride on them.</p>
- <p>Control sector is set up like a <a href="#l100">normal FOF</a>. When a player steps
- underneath the thwomp, it will crush down to the floor. You don't need to tell it where
- the floor is. It knows.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_CUTLEVEL-->
- <h3><a name="l252"></a>252 - Floor Over Floor: Shatter Block</h3>
- <p>Like the bustable block, linetype <a href="#l254">254</a>, except that it shatters on
- any sort of contact, whether it's a spindash or not (and whether you're Knuckles or not).</p>
- <p>If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, the block is only shatterable from
- the bottom, like some things you spring up and break in Launch Base Zone from Sonic 3.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_BUSTUP|FF_SHATTER-->
- <h3><a name="l253"></a>253 - Floor Over Floor: Shatter Block, Translucent</h3>
- <p>Translucent version of <a href="#l252">252</a> supporting alpha values.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_BUSTUP|FF_SPINBUST|FF_TRANSLUCENT-->
- <h3><a name="l254"></a>254 - Floor Over Floor: Bustable Block</h3>
- <p>Bustable blocks can be destroyed by spindashing. Additionally, Knuckles can destroy
- them by walking or jumping into them, since he is very strong. If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a>
- flag is set, only Knuckles can break the block.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_BUSTUP (|FF_ONLYKNUX if <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a>)-->
- <h3><a name="l255"></a>255 - Floor Over Floor: Spin Bust Block</h3>
- <p>Like the bustable block, linetype <a href="#l254">254</a>, set off in a different way.
- To break, jump onto it or fall down onto it while spinning. Similar to blocks found in
- Marble Zone, as well as the ice cubes that would encase buttons and monitors in parts of
- Ice Cap Zone.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_SOLID|FF_RENDERALL|FF_BUSTUP|FF_SPINBUST-->
- <h3><a name="l256"></a>256 - Floor Over Floor: Spin Bust Block, Translucent</h3>
- <p>Translucent version of <a href="#l255">255</a> supporting alpha values.</p>
- <h3><a name="l257"></a>257 - Floor Over Floor: Quicksand Block</h3>
- <p>It's set up like any block. You can, of course, sink and die in it. X length of the
- linedef determines sink speed, Y length determines how "sludgy" movement in the
- quicksand is.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_QUICKSAND|FF_RENDERALL|FF_ALLSIDES|FF_CUTSPRITES-->
- <h3><a name="l258"></a>258 - Floor Over Floor: Laser Block</h3>
- <p>Creates a blinking FOF that zaps you if you touch it. You can set the flats and texture
- to whatever you want. For a red laser like in THZ2, use REDFLR for the flats and REDWALL
- for the texture.</p>
- <p>You can also make other colors using BLUEFLR/BLUWALL (blue laser), GREENFLR/GRNWALL
- (green laser), and YELFLR/YELWALL (yellow laser). Of course, those colors of lasers are
- very expensive, so Eggman doesn't have nearly as many of them. He usually goes with the
- cheap red lasers.</p>
-<!--Exact FOF flags:
-FF_EXISTS|FF_RENDERALL|FF_NOSHADE|FF_EXTRA|FF_CUTEXTRA-->
- <h3><a name="l259"></a>259 - Floor Over Floor: Custom</h3>
- <p>Place the appropriate flag values in hex (do not include the 0x in front of it) in the
- line's UPPER TEXTURE field on the 2nd side of the linedef.</p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Linedef Executor Triggers</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l300"></a>300 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Continuous)</h3>
- <p>Triggers linedef executor in the control sector when a player touches the tagged
- sector's floor or steps in the sector (depending on the sector special used). The linedef
- executor will keep being triggered over and over again as long as a player is there, hence
- the word "continuous" in this linetype's name. Tagged sector must have one of
- the <a href="#sCat2">Trigger Linedef Executor</a> types for this to work.</p>
- <h3><a name="l301"></a>301 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Each Time)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l300">300</a>, except that it only gets triggered once for each time you
- fall or jump onto the floor. Tagged sector must have one of the <a href="#sCat2">Trigger
- Linedef Executor</a> types for this to work.</p>
- <h3><a name="l302"></a>302 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Once)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l300">300</a>, except that after that linedef executor executes its
- linedefs, it's done. It's over. The linedefs will never be executed again.</p>
- <h3><a name="l303"></a>303 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Ring Count - Continuous)</h3>
- <p>Triggers linedef executor in the control sector when a player touches the tagged
- sector's floor or steps in the sector (depending on the sector special used). The linedef
- executor will keep being triggered over and over again as long as a player is there, hence
- the word "continuous" in this linetype's name. Tagged sector must have one of
- the <a href="#sCat2">Trigger Linedef Executor</a> types for this to work. Executor will be
- triggered depending on how many rings the player has:</p>
- <p>No flags -> Runs if (rings = line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> -> Runs if (rings <= line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> -> Runs if (rings >= line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> -> Takes the rings of ALL players into account.</p>
- <h3><a name="l304"></a>304 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Ring Count - Once)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l303">303</a>, except that after that linedef executor executes its
- linedefs, it's done. It's over. The linedefs will never be executed again.</p>
- <h3><a name="l305"></a>305 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Once)</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l302">302</a>, but is only activated when the character's
- ability number matches the linedef length by multiples of 10. For example:</p>
- <p>0-9 = Charability 0</p>
- <p>10-19 = Charability 1</p>
- <p>20-29 = Charability 2</p>
- <p>etc...</p>
- <h3><a name="l306"></a>306 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Continuous)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l300">300</a>, but only triggers when the character's ability number
- matches the linedef length by multiples of 10. See linetype <a href="#l305">305</a> for a
- futher description.</p>
- <h3><a name="l307"></a>307 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Each Time)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l301">301</a>, but only triggers when the character's ability number
- matches the linedef length by multiples of 10. See linetype <a href="#l305">305</a> for a
- futher description.</p>
- <h3><a name="l308"></a>308 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Race Only, Once)</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l302">302</a>, but is only activated when the gametype is Race.
- Useful for doing things like opening doors, pre-solving puzzles, etc. to make race
- smoother.</p>
- <h3><a name="l309"></a>309 - Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Red Team - Continuous)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l300">300</a>, but only triggers if you are in CTF and on the red team.</p>
- <h3><a name="l310"></a>310 - Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Red Team - Each Time)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l301">301</a>, but only triggers if you are in CTF and on the red team.</p>
- <h3><a name="l311"></a>311 - Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Blue Team - Continuous)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l300">300</a>, but only triggers if you are in CTF and on the blue team.</p>
- <h3><a name="l312"></a>312 - Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Blue Team - Each Time)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l301">301</a>, but only triggers if you are in CTF and on the blue team.</p>
- <h3><a name="l313"></a>313 - Trigger Linedef Executor (No More Enemies - Once)</h3>
- <p>Like linetype <a href="#l302">302</a>, but is only activated when no more objects of
- type MF_ENEMY exist in its tagged area. Think "destroy all enemies in this room for
- the door to open to go to the next room". Tag this to a control sector. It will go
- through the lines of the control sector, checking for any lines of type <a href="#l223">223</a>
- and checking inside the area occupied by the invisible intangible FOF to see if any
- enemies exist. If no alive enemies are in all of the type <a href="#l223">223</a> FOFs,
- the linedef executor is run once. The line length is the tag number of the linedef
- executor trigger to run.</p>
- <h3><a name="l314"></a>314 - Trigger Linedef Executor (# of Pushables - Continuous)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l300">300</a>, but only triggers if the number of pushable objects in
- the sector compared to the line length is:</p>
- <p>No flags -> Runs if (# pushables = line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> -> Runs if (# pushables >= line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> -> Runs if (# pushables < line length)</p>
- <h3><a name="l315"></a>315 - Trigger Linedef Executor (# of Pushables - Once)</h3>
- <p>Like <a href="#l314">314</a>, but only triggers once.</p>
- <h3><a name="l316"></a>316 - Trigger Linedef Executor (PolyObject - Land On)</h3>
- <p>This will trigger every time you land on the polyobject. Line's tag # is 32000 + the
- PolyObject ID #. You must also flag the PolyObject Start (#20) line with <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> to tell the game it has a linedef executor associated with it.</p>
- <p>So if you had a PolyObject with an ID of 1, this line would have a tag of 32001.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Linedef Executor Options</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l400"></a>400 - Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Floor Height/Pic</h3>
- <p>When executed, instantly changes the tagged sector's floor height and flat to the floor
- height and flat of the linedef's front sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l401"></a>401 - Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Ceiling Height/Pic</h3>
- <p>When executed, instantly changes the tagged sector's ceiling height and flat to the
- ceiling height and flat of the linedef's front sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l402"></a>402 - Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Light Level</h3>
- <p>When executed, instantly changes the tagged sector's light level to that of the
- linedef's front sector. Floor and ceiling light settings done with linetypes <a
- href="#l601">601</a> and <a href="#l600">600</a> are transferred as well; colormaps are
- not.</p>
- <p>If there is a lighting effect active in the target sector or sectors at the time (glow,
- fade, strobe, flicker), it will be stopped.</p>
- <h3><a name="l403"></a>403 - Linedef Executor: Move Tagged Sector's Floor</h3>
- <p>When executed, starts moving the tagged sector's floor until it is at the same height
- as the linedef's front sector's floor. Speed is indicated in the same units used by
- linetype <a href="#l60">60</a>.</p>
- <p>If the line used has <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, the floor flat will change
- after the move, to that on the front sector's floor. This is like what linetype <a
- href="#l400">400</a> does.</p>
- <p>If the line used has <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> flag, another linedef
- executor will be run when the floor movement is finished. (If multiple sectors finish at
- different times, it goes by the lowest numbered sector, but you should probably try to
- avoid this scenario.) The tag of the new linedef executor to run is specified by the X
- alignment on the front side of the line. The tag number you use must be positive, and this
- functionality cannot be combined with changing the floor flat using the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a>
- flag. Running a linedef executor will take precedence over changing the floor flat.</p>
- <h3><a name="l404"></a>404 - Linedef Executor: Move Tagged Sector's Ceiling</h3>
- <p>When executed, starts moving the tagged sector's ceiling until it is at the same height
- as the linedef's front sector's ceiling. Speed is indicated in the same units used by
- linetype <a href="#l60">60</a>.</p>
- <p>If the line used has <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, the ceiling flat will change
- after the move, to that on the front sector's ceiling. This is like what linetype <a
- href="#l401">401</a> does.</p>
- <p>If the line used has <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> flag, another linedef
- executor will be run when the ceiling movement is finished. (If multiple sectors finish at
- different times, it goes by the lowest numbered sector, but you should probably try to
- avoid this scenario.) The tag of the new linedef executor to run is specified by the X
- alignment on the front side of the line. The tag number you use must be positive, and this
- functionality cannot be combined with changing the ceiling flat using the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag. Running a linedef executor will take precedence over
- changing the ceiling flat.</p>
- <h3><a name="l405"></a>405 - Linedef Executor: Lower Floor by Line</h3>
- <p>Speed is indicated by x distance; amount to lower is indicated by y distance.</p>
- <h3><a name="l406"></a>406 - Linedef Executor: Raise Floor by Line</h3>
- <p>Speed is indicated by x distance; amount to raise is indicated by y distance.</p>
- <h3><a name="l407"></a>407 - Linedef Executor: Lower Ceiling by Line</h3>
- <p>Speed is indicated by x distance; amount to lower is indicated by y distance.</p>
- <h3><a name="l408"></a>408 - Linedef Executor: Raise Ceiling by Line</h3>
- <p>Speed is indicated by x distance; amount to raise is indicated by y distance.</p>
- <h3><a name="l409"></a>409 - Linedef Executor: Change Calling Sector's Tag</h3>
- <p>Changes the tag of the calling sector; that is, the sector on the map that activated
- this linedef executor. The new tag is the linedef's length.</p>
- <h3><a name="l410"></a>410 - Linedef Executor: Change Front Sector's Tag</h3>
- <p>Changes the tag of the linedef's front sector. The new tag is the linedef's length.</p>
- <h3><a name="l411"></a>411 - Linedef Executor: Stop Plane Movement</h3>
- <p>Stops any and all floor, ceiling, or elevator movement in the tagged sector or sectors.</p>
- <h2><a name="l412"></a>412 - Linedef Executor: Teleport Player to Tagged Sector</h2>
- <p>The player who triggered the linedef executor will be teleported to the tagged sector.
- The player's exact X, Y, Z, and angle are determined by a teleport destination thing, type
- <a href="#t751">751</a>, somewhere in the tagged sector.</p>
- <p>If the <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> flag is used, it won't flash and make
- the teleport sound effects. If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is used, it won't
- reset the angle to the angle of the teleport destination thing, and if the <a
- href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> flag is used, it will not kill your acceleration/speed upon
- teleport.</p>
- <h2><a name="l413"></a>413 - Linedef Executor: Change Music</h2>
- <p>Linedef length indicates the music slot to use. If the linedef's <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a>
- flag is set, play the music once, otherwise loop it.</p>
- <p>If the player dies and goes back to a starpost, the beginning of the level, or the
- appropriate multiplayer start, the map music from before will be restored. The linedef
- flag <a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> can be set to change this behavior, and
- retain the new music even after dying.</p>
- <p>If the linedef length isn't a valid music slot, the music is stopped.</p>
- <h3><a name="l414"></a>414 - Linedef Executor: Play SFX</h3>
- <p>Plays a sound effect. The line length is the sound number to use. The list of sound
- effects can be found in sounds.h. The origin of the sound depends on which linedef flags
- are set: <ul>
- <li><a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> : The sound is played from nowhere, but only for the
- player who triggered it.</li>
- <li><a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a>: The sound is played from nowhere for everyone.</li>
- <li><a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a>: The sound is played from the center of the
- sector that triggered the linedef executor.</li>
- </ul>
- <p>Otherwise, the sound is played from the location of the player or thing who triggered
- it.</p>
- <h3><a name="l415"></a>415 - Linedef Executor: Run Script</h3>
- <p>Runs a script, the same kind of script you can run on level load with the level header
- scriptname attribute. The script that will be run should have a lumpname of the form SCR<i>xxyyy</i>,
- where <i>xx</i> is the two-digit map number and <i>yyy</i> is the linedef's sector's floor
- height in decimal, with leading zeroes as necessary (or 000 if the floor height exceeds
- 999 fracunits). For instance, if the linedef is in MAP31 and the floor of its sector is
- 337 fracunits, the script named SCR31337 will be run.</p>
- <h3><a name="l416"></a>416 - Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Fire Flicker</h3>
- <p>Essentially a copy of linetype <a href="#l603">603</a> that waits to activate until the
- linedef executor is triggered. It does have an extra feature, though. If you use a
- two-sided linedef with the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, the linedef's back sector
- will be used as the maximum light level, allowing you to set the target sector (or
- sectors) at a different starting light level entirely.</p>
- <h3><a name="l417"></a>417 - Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Glowing Light</h3>
- <p>Essentially a copy of linetype <a href="#l602">602</a> that waits to activate until the
- linedef executor is triggered. It does have an extra feature, though. If you use a
- two-sided linedef with the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, the linedef's back sector
- will be used as the maximum light level, allowing you to set the target sector (or
- sectors) at a different starting light level entirely.</p>
- <h3><a name="l418"></a>418 - Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Blinking Light
- (unsynchronized)</h3>
- <p>Essentially a copy of linetype <a href="#l604">604</a> that waits to activate until the
- linedef executor is triggered. It does have an extra feature, though. If you use a
- two-sided linedef with the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, the linedef's back sector
- will be used as the maximum light level, allowing you to set the target sector (or
- sectors) at a different starting light level entirely.</p>
- <h3><a name="l419"></a>419 - Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Blinking Light
- (synchronized)</h3>
- <p>Essentially a copy of linetype <a href="#l605">605</a> that waits to activate until the
- linedef executor is triggered. It does have an extra feature, though. If you use a
- two-sided linedef with the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, the linedef's back sector
- will be used as the maximum light level, allowing you to set the target sector (or
- sectors) at a different starting light level entirely.</p>
- <h3><a name="l420"></a>420 - Linedef Executor: Fade Light Level</h3>
- <p>When executed, gradually fades the tagged sector's light level to that of the linedef's
- front sector. Floor and ceiling light settings done with linetypes <a href="#l601">601</a>
- and <a href="#l600">600</a> are not affected or used.</p>
- <p>If there is a lighting effect already active in the target sector or sectors at the
- time (glow, other fade, strobe, flicker), it will be halted in favor of this one.</p>
- <p>Linedef length in fracunits indicates speed. Fading from 224 to 64 with a linedef
- length of 4 will take 40 fracunits (224 - 64 = 160, 160 / 4 = 40). There are 35 fracunits
- in a second.</p>
- <h3><a name="l421"></a>421 - Linedef Executor: Stop Lighting Effect</h3>
- <p>Stops any lighting effects active in the tagged sector or sectors: glow, fade, strobe,
- flicker, etc. The light level, whatever it is at the moment this script line is run, will
- be preserved until a new lighting effect or light level change is used.</p>
- <p>Note that the lighting effects will all stop other lighting effects when activated. In
- other words, you only need to use this when you really want the lighting effect to stop,
- not when you want one effect to stop and another to start.</p>
- <h3><a name="l422"></a>422 - Linedef Executor: Cut-Away View</h3>
- <p>Cuts away to a view from a different place for a moment. Only works for linedef
- executors triggered by a player. Tag the line to a sector with an alt view thing (map
- thing type 5007) in it at the proper location with the proper Z and angle. The line length
- indicates how long to stay in this view, in tics.</p>
- <p>By giving the linedef a <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag, you can adjust the
- vertical viewing angle from the cut-away view. Set the x offset on the linedef's front
- side to an integer -90 to 90. In software mode the range of viewing angles is actually
- about -68 to 68. This is in degrees.</p>
- <h3><a name="l423"></a>423 - Linedef Executor: Change Sky</h3>
- <p>Changes sky to the # of the control sector's floorheight. This only affects the player
- who activates it. If you'd like it to affect all players, make sure you check the <a
- href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag.</p>
- <h3><a name="l424"></a>424 - Linedef Executor: Change Weather</h3>
- <p>Changes weather to the control sector's floorheight in powers of 10.</p>
- <p>Example:</p>
- <div align="left"><table border="1" width="28%">
- <tr>
- <td width="50%">Linedef Length</td>
- <td width="50%">Weather Type</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="50%">10</td>
- <td width="50%">None</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="50%">20</td>
- <td width="50%">Snow</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="50%">30</td>
- <td width="50%">Rain</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <td width="50%">40</td>
- <td width="50%">Storm</td>
- </tr>
- </table>
- </div><p>(higher numbers reserved for future use)</p>
- <p>This only affects the player who activates it. If you'd like it to affect all players,
- make sure you check the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag.</p>
- <h3><a name="l425"></a>425 - Linedef Executor: Change Object State</h3>
- <p>Changes the animation frame of the activating object to the state # indicated by the
- length of the control linedef. Be careful how you use this.</p>
- <h3><a name="l426"></a>426 - Linedef Executor: Stop Object</h3>
- <p>Makes the object that triggered the linedef executor stop moving, after being sent to
- the center of the sector it's in (only if <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set), on
- the floor. Although it comes to a complete stop, the object can begin moving right away
- again. If the object is a player, the player will stop jumping, spinning, or anything
- else.</p>
- <h3><a name="l427"></a>427 - Linedef Executor: Award Score</h3>
- <p>Adds to the score of the player who activated it. Control sector's floorheight = points
- to award. This even works with negative values.</p>
- <h3><a name="l428"></a>428 - Linedef Executor: Start Platform Movement</h3>
- <p>Starts a moving platform in the nature of linetype <a href="#l59">59</a> or <a
- href="#l60">60</a>. If the <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, the platform will
- begin moving upwards. Otherwise, it will start moving downwards. Speed of movement is set
- just like with linetype <a href="#l60">60</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l429"></a>429 - Linedef Executor: Crush Ceiling Once</h3>
- <p>Ceiling moves down to the floor, then back up. Speed is determined by line length -
- every 16 units equals 1 FRACUNIT/tic.</p>
- <h3><a name="l430"></a>430 - Linedef Executor: Crush Floor Once</h3>
- <p>Floor moves up to the ceiling, then back down. Speed is determined by line length -
- every 16 units equals 1 FRACUNIT/tic.</p>
- <h3><a name="l431"></a>431 - Linedef Executor: Crush Floor And Ceiling Once</h3>
- <p>Floor and ceiling meet in the middle and then return, sandwiching anything that's
- inbetween. Speed is determined by line length - every 16 units equals 1 FRACUNIT/tic.</p>
- <h3><a name="l432"></a>432 - Linedef Executor: Enable 2D Mode</h3>
- <p>Turns on 2D mode within the level. You'll probably only want to use this with a zoom
- tube or teleport to guarantee that the player is in the correct position when it switches.</p>
- <h3><a name="l433"></a>433 - Linedef Executor: Disable 2D Mode</h3>
- <p>Turns off 2D mode within the level.</p>
- <h3><a name="l434"></a>434 - Linedef Executor: Award Custom Power</h3>
- <p>Awards (or removes!) a power to the calling player.</p>
- <p>X length: Power Index + 1</p>
- <p>Y length: Power Duration (in 35ths of a second)</p>
- <h3><a name="l435"></a>435 - Linedef Executor: Change Scroller Direction</h3>
- <p>Changes direction of a scroller (conveyor, texture). Also changes speed if this is not
- an accelerative/displacement scroller.</p>
- <h3><a name="l436"></a>436 - Linedef Executor: Shatter Block</h3>
- <p>Shatters a FOF - of any type. Parameters are as follows:</p>
- <p>Texture X Offset: Tag # of FOF target sector</p>
- <p>Texture Y Offset: Tag # of FOF control sector</p>
- <p>Note that the FOF should only have one target sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="l437"></a>437 - Linedef Executor: Disable Player Control</h3>
- <p>Disables the controls of the player that triggered the linedef executor. If the
- <a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> flag is set, they will be able to jump, however.</p>
- <p>Giving the front texture of the linedef an X offset will make the effect last that amount
- of time, in tics. Otherwise, it ends immediately, so you would need to use a continuous
- trigger.</p>
- <h3><a name="l438"></a>438 - Linedef Executor: Set Object's Scale</h3>
- <p>Length of this line determines the scale size of an object, in percentage. Note that there is a max of 400%.</p>
- <h3><a name="l450"></a>450 - Linedef Executor: Execute Linedef Executor</h3>
- <p>Just what it says. Can be used for recursion. Be careful, because you CAN make a loop
- out of this that will freeze the game.</p>
- <p>Tag is the linedef executor trigger tag to run.</p>
- <h3><a name="l488"></a>488 - Linedef Executor: PolyObject - Move by Waypoints</h3>
- <p>Moves a polyobject along a sequence of Zoom Tube waypoints.</p>
- <p>Texture X offset: Speed (8 = 1 FRACUNIT).</p>
- <p>Texture Y offset: Sequence # of Zoom Tube waypoints.</p>
- <p>The movement also depends on which linedef flags are set: <ul>
- <li><a href="#EFFECT1">EFFECT1</a> : Moves from highest waypoint # to lowest waypoint #.</li>
- <li><a href="#EFFECT2">EFFECT2</a> : Comes back the way it came when the end is reached.</li>
- <li><a href="#EFFECT3">EFFECT3</a> : Wrap around the waypoints.</li>
- <li><a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a>: Continuously move (used with EFFECT2 or EFFECT3).</li>
- </ul>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Scrollers / Pushers</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l500"></a>500 - Scroll Wall First Side Left</h3>
- <h3><a name="l501"></a>501 - Scroll Wall First Side Opposite Direction</h3>
- <h3><a name="l502"></a>502 - Scroll Wall According to Linedef</h3>
- <h3><a name="l503"></a>503 - Acc Scroll Wall According to Linedef</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l502">502</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l504"></a>504 - Disp Scroll Wall According to Linedef</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l502">502</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l505"></a>505 - Scroll Texture by Offsets</h3>
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l510"></a>510 - Scroll Floor Texture</h3>
- <p>Linedef length and direction indicate speed and direction.</p>
- <h3><a name="l511"></a>511 - Acc Scroll Floor Texture</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l510">510</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l512"></a>512 - Disp Scroll Floor Texture</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l510">510</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l513"></a>513 - Scroll Ceiling Texture</h3>
- <p>Linedef length and direction indicate speed and direction.</p>
- <h3><a name="l514"></a>514 - Acc Scroll Ceiling Texture</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l513">513</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l515"></a>515 - Disp Scroll Ceiling Texture</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l513">513</a>.</p>
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l520"></a>520 - Carry Objects on Floor</h3>
- <p>Like linedef type <a href="#l530">530</a>, without scrolling the floor texture, so the
- floor doesn't look like it's moving.</p>
- <h3><a name="l521"></a>521 - Acc Carry Objects on Floor</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l520">520</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l522"></a>522 - Disp Carry Objects on Floor</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l520">520</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l523"></a>523 - Carry Objects on Ceiling</h3>
- <p>For FOF conveyor belts. Like <a href="#l533">533</a>, except without the scrolling to
- accompany it.</p>
- <h3><a name="l524"></a>524 - Acc Carry Objects on Ceiling</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l523">523</a>. Untested.</p>
- <h3><a name="l525"></a>525 - Disp Carry Objects on Ceiling</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l523">523</a>. Untested.</p>
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l530"></a>530 - Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects</h3>
- <p>Used for conveyor belts, in conjunction with sector type <a href="#s1024">1024</a>
- (Conveyor Belt). Linedef length and direction indicate conveyor speed and direction,
- respectively. This can also be used to convey items on the underneath of a FOF. See Egg
- Rock Zone for an example.</p>
- <h3><a name="l531"></a>531 - Acc Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l530">530</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l532"></a>532 - Disp Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l530">530</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l533"></a>533 - Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects</h3>
- <p>For conveyor belts on the top of FOFs, or for conveying items on a ceiling. Tag this to
- the FOF control sector and give the FOF control sector a type of <a href="#s1024">1024</a>,
- Conveyor Belt. For realism you might also want to scroll the control sector's floor
- texture in the opposite direction (see linetype <a href="#l510">510</a>).</p>
- <h3><a name="l534"></a>534 - Acc Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects</h3>
- <p>Accelerative scrolling version of <a href="#l533">533</a>. Untested.</p>
- <h3><a name="l535"></a>535 - Disp Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects</h3>
- <p>Displacement scrolling version of <a href="#l533">533</a>. Untested.</p>
- <hr>
- <h3><a name="l540"></a>540 - Friction</h3>
- <p>Linedef lengths greater than 100 indicate slippery ice, while linedef lengths less than
- 100 can be used for sludge, with extra friction.</p>
- <p>If you want friction on a FOF, tag this line to the control sector of the FOF.
- Otherwise, tag it to the sector of desired destination.</p>
- <h3><a name="l541"></a>541 - Wind</h3>
- <p>Speed and direction are indicated by linedef length and direction. The target sector
- should be of type <a href="#s512">512</a>, Wind/Current. If being used in a 3D Floor, put
- the 512/768 sector type in the control sector, not the target sector. Also tag the line to
- the control sector, and not the target sector.</p>
- <p>Special flags:</p>
- <p><a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> -> Only this pusher will affect the object - the
- object can't have multiple 'pushings' due to being on the edge of a sector, etc.</p>
- <p><a href="#EFFECT4">EFFECT4</a> -> Player will go into slide with limited control
- (similar to the water and oil slides in Labyrinth and Oil Ocean).</p>
- <h3><a name="l542"></a>542 - Upwards Wind</h3>
- <p>The length of the linedef is the wind speed. The target sector will need type <a
- href="#s512">512</a> or <a href="#s768">768</a>. If being used in a 3D Floor, put the
- 512/768 sector type in the control sector, not the target sector. Also tag the line to the
- control sector, and not the target sector.</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB/EFFECT4 flags operate the same as for line <a href="#l541">541</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l543"></a>543 - Downwards Wind</h3>
- <p>Wind speed is determined by the linedef's length. Type <a href="#s512">512</a> or <a
- href="#s768">768</a> must be applied to the target sector. If being used in a 3D Floor,
- put the 512/768 sector type in the control sector, not the target sector. Also tag the
- line to the control sector, and not the target sector.</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB/EFFECT4 flags operate the same as for line <a href="#l541">541</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l544"></a>544 - Current</h3>
- <p>Speed and direction are indicated by linedef length and direction. The target sector
- should have type <a href="#s512">512</a>, Wind/Current. If being used in a 3D Floor, put
- the 512/768 sector type in the control sector, not the target sector. Also tag the line to
- the control sector, and not the target sector.</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB/EFFECT4 flags operate the same as for line <a href="#l541">541</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l545"></a>545 - Upwards Current</h3>
- <p>Linedef length indicates speed. Target sector needs sector type <a href="#s512">512</a>
- or <a href="#s768">768</a>. If being used in a 3D Floor, put the 512/768 sector type in
- the control sector, not the target sector. Also tag the line to the control sector, and
- not the target sector.</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB/EFFECT4 flags operate the same as for line <a href="#l541">541</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l546"></a>546 - Downwards Current</h3>
- <p>Speed is indicated by linedef length. Assign a type of <a href="#s512">512</a> or <a
- href="#s768">768</a> to the target sector. If being used in a 3D Floor, put the 512/768
- sector type in the control sector, not the target sector. Also tag the line to the control
- sector, and not the target sector.</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB/EFFECT4 flags operate the same as for line <a href="#l541">541</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l547"></a>547 - Boom Push/Pull Thing</h3>
- <p>Creates a "point pusher," or a point that pushes you away or pulls you toward
- it if you get close enough. Tag the linedef to a sector with type <a href="#s512">512</a>,
- Wind/Current, and with a thing on it of type 5001 (push) or 5002 (pull). The control
- linedef's length indicates pushing/pulling strength; if length is L, the effect fades away
- to nothing when you are 2L away from the point.</p>
- <p>If you want to create multiple point pushers/pullers, you'll need to have them in
- different target sectors, but they can share the same tag.</p>
- <p>NOCLIMB/EFFECT4 flags operate the same as for line <a href="#l541">541</a>.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Lighting</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="l600"></a>600 - Floor Lighting</h3>
- <p>Sets the lighting for the floor only. The control sector's light value will be used for
- the target sector's floor. Also see type <a href="#l601">601</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l601"></a>601 - Ceiling Lighting</h3>
- <p>Sets the lighting of the ceiling only. The light value of the control sector will be
- used for the target sector's ceiling. Also see type <a href="#l600">600</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="l602"></a>602 - Adjustable Pulsating Light</h3>
- <p>Linedef length indicates glow speed. The normal speed would be a linedef 32 units long.</p>
- <p>The control sector (the linedef's front sector) is used to get what will be the minimum
- light level for this effect, while the target sector's light level ends up being the
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="l603"></a>603 - Adjustable Flickering Light</h3>
- <p>Linedef length indicates flicker speed. Normal speed would be a 16 fracunit long
- linedef. A longer linedef means more time in between flickers.</p>
- <p>The control sector (the linedef's front sector) is used to get what will be the minimum
- light level for this effect, while the target sector's light level ends up being the
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="l604"></a>604 - Adjustable Blinking Light (unsynchronized)</h3>
- <p>Line's X length is time for the light to be off, and Y length is the time for the light
- to be on.</p>
- <p>The control sector (the linedef's front sector) is used to get what will be the minimum
- light level for this effect, while the target sector's light level ends up being the
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="l605"></a>605 - Adjustable Blinking Light (synchronized)</h3>
- <p>Line's X length is time for the light to be off, and Y length is the time for the light
- to be on.</p>
- <p>The control sector (the linedef's front sector) is used to get what will be the minimum
- light level for this effect, while the target sector's light level ends up being the
- maximum.</p>
- <h3><a name="l606"></a>606 - Colormap</h3>
- <p>Sets a colormap. Tag the linedef to the sector or sectors affected by the colormap. The
- control linedef's front Above texture is used to determine the colormap. The format is
- #rrggbba, where rr, gg, and bb are two hexadecimal digits for determining each color: red,
- blue, and green. The a stands for alpha, and is a number or letter indicating the
- translucency; from A-Z and 0-9, with A being most transparent and 9 being most opaque.</p>
- <p>It does not generally matter what sector the colormap linedef belongs to. However, it
- should not belong to the same sector as another colormap, as this can cause problems.</p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <h1><a name="sectortypes"></a>Sector Types</h1>
- <p>You can apply up to four different types to one sector, provided that you only choose
- ONE from EACH category. Add the numbers together to obtain the final value to use in level
- editors.</p>
- <li><u><big><big>Section 1</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="s1"></a>1 - Damage (Generic)</h3>
- <p>This special hurts, period. It doesn't matter whether you have a liquid shield, fire
- shield, attraction shield, or whatever else; step on one of these and suffer.</p>
- <h3><a name="s2"></a>2 - Damage (Water)</h3>
- <p>Also known as Slime Hurt. Stepping here will be painful, as in shield/ring/life loss
- (depending on how you are equipped), unless you happen to have the liquid shield.</p>
- <h3><a name="s3"></a>3 - Damage (Fire)</h3>
- <p>Stepping here will hurt, unless you happen to have a fire shield.</p>
- <h3><a name="s4"></a>4 - Damage (Electrical)</h3>
- <p>Hurts players whenever they're in the sector, unless they have the attraction shield.</p>
- <p>Usage tip: Give the sector a floor flat that looks electrical and looks like it could
- hurt you. </p>
- <h3><a name="s5"></a>5 - Spikes</h3>
- <p>Making spikes using sectors is rather tedious and difficult. You can use things instead
- (<a href="#t523">Floor Spike</a> and <a href="#t522">Ceiling Spike</a>). But the sector
- version DOES look cooler. ;)</p>
- <h3><a name="s6"></a>6 - Death Pit (Camera Modifications)</h3>
- <p>Used for bottomless pits. You'll probably want the sector's floor flat to be either
- F_SKY1 (falling from the sky) or PIT (falling into a pit of complete blackness). The
- camera modifications keep the camera from following you all the way down, for a Sonic
- Adventure-style pit death. If you don't like the camera modifications, use sector type <a
- href="#s7">5</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="s7"></a>7 - Death Pit (No Camera Modifications)</h3>
- <p>For bottomless pits. Use if the camera modifications of sector type <a href="#s6">6</a>
- are not to your taste.</p>
- <h3><a name="s8"></a>8 - Instant Kill</h3>
- <p>Die right away if you even step into this sector. No need to touch the floor as with
- those sissy death pits.</p>
- <h3><a name="s9"></a>9 - Ring Drainer (Floor Touch)</h3>
- <p>Lose one ring per 15 tics while touching the floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="s10"></a>10 - Ring Drainer (No Floor Touch)</h3>
- <p>Like sector type <a href="#s9">9</a>, but doesn't require touching floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="s11"></a>11 - Special Stage Damage</h3>
- <p>If you have rings and no shield, and you step on it, you only lose 10 rings, maximum.
- It's just like the special stages!</p>
- <h3><a name="s12"></a>12 - Space Countdown</h3>
- <p>In space, you have no chance to survive make your time, ha ha ha. Starts an immediate
- five-second countdown, like when you drown.</p>
- <h3><a name="s13"></a>13 - Ramp Sector</h3>
- <p>Doubles the step-up height of the player. Default step-up height is 24 fracunits, but
- with this, it becomes 48. Useful for steps and other things if your players seem to be
- getting 'stopped' by the stairs while moving quickly.</p>
- <h3><a name="s14"></a>14 - Non-Ramp Sector (Don't step down)</h3>
- <p>Removes the 'step-down' that a player will normally do when moving to a nearby sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="s15"></a>15 - Bouncy Sector (FOF Control Only)</h3>
- <p>Use this on a 3D floor's control sector to make it bouncy. Players will bounce off the
- top of it. If the 3D floor's control line has the BOUNCY flag set, the linedef length sets
- the minimum bounce force. Otherwise, you will slowly come to a stop.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big><a name="sCat2"></a>Section 2</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="s16"></a>16 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Pushable Objects)</h3>
- <p>Works like <a href="#s80">80</a> but with a pushable object (gargoyle or snowman)
- touching the floor rather than a player.</p>
- <h3><a name="s32"></a>32 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Anywhere in Sector) (All Players)</h3>
- <p>Sector type <a href="#s64">64</a> with the added requirement that all players who don't
- have a game over need to be in the sector, not just one player. Currently does not work in
- FOFs.</p>
- <h3><a name="s48"></a>48 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Floor Touch) (All Players)</h3>
- <p>Sector type <a href="#s80">80</a> with the added requirement that all players who don't
- have a game over need to be in the sector, not just one player.</p>
- <h3><a name="s64"></a>64 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Anywhere in Sector)</h3>
- <p>Like sector type <a href="#s80">80</a>, but you don't have to be touching the floor to
- do the triggering. You could be flying high in the air. You should also use this one for
- linedef executors triggered by FOFs.</p>
- <h3><a name="s80"></a>80 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Floor Touch)</h3>
- <p>Required for any of the <a href="#ltriggers">Linedef Executor Triggers</a> to work in
- the sector.</p>
- <h3><a name="s96"></a>96 - Trigger Linedef Executor (Emerald Check)</h3>
- <p>Sector type <a href="#s64">64</a> which will only execute if you have all 7 chaos
- emeralds.</p>
- <h3><a name="s112"></a>112 - Trigger Linedef Executor (NiGHTS Mare)</h3>
- <p>Like sector type <a href="#s64">64</a>, but this is only triggered if you are in a
- NiGHTS map, and checks what mare you're on using the following format, depending on what
- flags you have set for this line:</p>
- <p>No flags -> Runs if (current mare = line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#NOCLIMB">NOCLIMB</a> -> Runs if (current mare <= line length)</p>
- <p><a href="#BLOCKMONSTERS">BLOCKMONSTERS</a> -> Runs if (current mare >= line
- length)</p>
- <h3><a name="s128"></a>128 - Check for linedef executor on 3D Floors (ANY object)</h3>
- <p>For any item to detect sector type <a href="#l16">16</a> on a 3D floor, the target
- sector on the map must have this type. This allows you to have any kind of object trigger
- a linedef executor.</p>
- <h3><a name="s144"></a>144 - Egg Trap Capsule</h3>
- <h3><a name="s160"></a>160 - Special Stage Time/Rings, Par</h3>
- <p>For special stages, floor height is time limit in seconds, and ceiling height is rings
- required in seconds. If the ceiling height is 0, there is no ring requirement, only a time
- limit to find an exit.</p>
- <h3><a name="s176"></a>176 - Custom Global Gravity</h3>
- <p>Floor height sets global gravity. 500 is normal. 1000 is twice the normal gravity, 250
- is half. You can also set per-sector gravity with linetype <a href="#l1">1</a>. This can
- also be adjusted in realtime, for some really cool effects.</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Section 3</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="s256"></a>256 - Ice/Sludge</h3>
- <p>See linedef type <a href="#l540">540</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="s512"></a>512 - Wind/Current</h3>
- <p>See linedef types <a href="#l541">541</a> and <a href="#l544">544</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="s768"></a>768 - Ice/Sludge and Wind/Current</h3>
- <p>Combination of sector specials 256 and 512.</p>
- <h3><a name="s1024"></a>1024 - Conveyor Belt</h3>
- <p>See linedef type <a href="#l520">520</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="s1280"></a>1280 - Speed Pad (No Spin)</h3>
- <p>See linedef type <a href="#l4">4</a>.</p>
- <h3><a name="s1536"></a>1536 - Speed Pad (Spin)</h3>
- <p>See linedef type <a href="#l4">4</a>. This type of speed pad forces you into a spin.</p>
- <h3><a name="s1792"></a>1792, 2048, 2304, 2560, 2816, 3072, 3328, 3584, 3840 - Bustable
- Block Sprite Parameter</h3>
- <p>Used in a control sector of a bustable block. Chooses which debris sprite to spawn.</p>
- <p>1792 = ROIA</p>
- <p>2048 = ROIB</p>
- <p>2304 = ROIC</p>
- <p>2560 = ROID</p>
- <p>2816 = ROIE</p>
- <p>3072 = ROIF</p>
- <p>3328 = ROIG</p>
- <p>3584 = ROIH</p>
- <p>3840 = ROII</p>
- <p> </p>
- </ol>
- </li>
- <li><u><big><big>Section 4</big></big></u><ol>
- <h3><a name="s4096"></a>4096 - Starpost Activator</h3>
- <p>Whenever a player steps in the sector, a starpost in that sector will be searched for
- and, if found, activated.</p>
- <h3><a name="s8192"></a>8192 - Special Stage Goal</h3>
- <p>This is like the "GOAL" buttons in Sonic 1's special stages. Ends the special
- stage when stepped on.</p>
- <h3><a name="s8192a"></a>8192 - Exit Sector</h3>
- <p>In single-player, cooperative, or race mode, being in this sector ends the level. You
- don't necessarily have to be touching the floor. (If you want the player to have to be
- touching the floor, you can use linedef type <a href="#l223">223</a>, an invisible,
- intangible FOF, to do the trick. Give the FOF control sector a type of <a href="#s8192">8192</a>.)</p>
- <p>See linedef type <a href="#l2">2</a> for a way to exit to any map, not just the one
- whose number is specified in the map header. Linedef 2 also allows you to skip the score
- tally screen.</p>
- <h3><a name="s8192b"></a>8192 - No Tag Zone</h3>
- <p>In games of tag, this sector is a safe spot. You cannot be tagged while in it.</p>
- <h3><a name="s8192c"></a>8192 - CTF: Flag Return</h3>
- <p>In CTF, if the red or blue flag enters this sector, it will automatically return to
- base, much like how it behaves when it falls in a pit. This can also be set as a special
- on a 3D floor.</p>
- <h3><a name="s12288"></a>12288 - CTF: Red Team Base</h3>
- <p>The red team has to bring the <a href="#t307">blue flag</a> onto this sector to score.
- It's generally a good idea to have the <a href="#t306">red flag</a> here and the <a
- href="#t34">red team player starts</a> somewhere close by.</p>
- <h3><a name="s16384"></a>16384 - CTF: Blue Team Base</h3>
- <p>The blue team has to bring the <a href="#t306">red flag</a> onto this sector to score.
- It's generally a good idea to have the <a href="#t307">blue flag</a> here and the <a
- href="#t35">blue team player starts</a> somewhere close by.</p>
- <h3><a name="s20480"></a>20480 - Fan Sector</h3>
- <p>Acts like a fan, pushing the player up at constant speed and activating the proper
- animation. Can be used on intangible FOFs.</p>
- <h3><a name="s24576"></a>24576 - Super Sonic Transform</h3>
- <p>Transforms you into Super Sonic and gives you 50 rings, providing you have all of the
- chaos emeralds.</p>
- <h3><a name="s28672"></a>28672 - Spinner</h3>
- <p>Forces the player into a spin.</p>
- <h3><a name="s32768"></a>32768 - Zoom Tube Start</h3>
- <p>When the player touches this sector, a line type <a href="#l3">3</a> with the same tag
- as the sector is searched for, and if found, the line's X length determines the speed at
- which the tube operates, while its Y length determines which zoom tube sequence to use.
- Then the player is immediately put into a spin, loses control, and gravitates toward the
- first Zoom Tube Waypoint (thing type <a href="#t753">753</a>), which does not have to be
- in the same sector. Once they reach the first waypoint, they begin traveling to the 2nd,
- 3rd, and so on, until the last waypoint is reached.</p>
- <p>This can be used with Floor-Over-Floors, just use these specials in the control sector
- instead. </p>
- <h3><a name="s36864"></a>36864 - Zoom Tube End</h3>
- <p>Just like sector type <a href="#s32768">32768</a>, but starts from the last waypoint
- and goes to the first.</p>
- <h3><a name="s40960"></a>40960 - Finish Line</h3>
- <p>The finish line for a race circuit. This increments a lap when you pass it, after
- hitting all the star posts in the stage in sequential order. Once the number of laps
- specified by the server is reached, the level is completed.</p>
- </ol>
- </li>
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