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October 2012 1 build · 1 commit

Build 3078

14 Oct 2012 · 7 commits · 1 author SVN
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  • TROR

    Prototypical no-SE7 water submersion/emersion.

    Helixhorned r3072 14 Oct, 13:41 Engine
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    Submersion only happens when the upper sector has lotag 1 and its vertical neighbor has lotag 2 (this can be useful to create non-submergible above-water sectors). Currently, only the player is handled. On the implementation side, the water handling code is split into P_Submerge() and P_Emerge() preparing the "teleportation", and P_FinishWaterChange() for the finalization.

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May 2011 1 build · 1 commit

Build 1895

23 May 2011 · 1 commit · 1 author SVN
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  • TROR

    join sectors to a new bunch. For this, highlight exactly two connected components having the same outline and being TROR-consistent (same height etc.) and press Ctrl-J. Any ambiguity (connect c/f with f/c?, move which component?) is resolved by asking the user. Warning: hot off the keyboard and likely buggy

    Helixhorned r1895 23 May, 15:42 Engine