Hiding Ceiling Brightness
RE: Hiding Ceiling Brightness
I was talking about IJON's post.Qent wrote: You can't look down in Chocolate Doom.
Anyway, the slimetrail DOES NOT BREAK in Doom2.exe
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RE: Hiding Ceiling Brightness
I'll have to try this one out...
Anyways, I'd agree with what the others are saying about OpenGL breaking this trick. It doesn't sound like it would work in that case. If all is wrong, UDMF is your friend... and Google.
Anyways, I'd agree with what the others are saying about OpenGL breaking this trick. It doesn't sound like it would work in that case. If all is wrong, UDMF is your friend... and Google.
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RE: Hiding Ceiling Brightness
ZDoom in Doom format supports Boom's lighting transfer specials. There's no need to use this trick unless you're mapping for vanilla Doom. Also, flat bleeding and slime trails are two completely different and unrelated phenomena. Flat bleeding is the trick used in this thread, slime trails are a bug caused by inaccurate nodes, generally relating to off-grid vertex positions or odd-angled lines.
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