Revision r2130
👤 helixhorned
📅 2011-11-25 01:53:07 -0800 (Fri, 25 Nov 2011)
Ability to duplicate an inner loop in a neighboring TROR sector.
Called 'loop punching'. In addition to duplicating the loop, the inner
portions of the original and cloned loop are made into a new bunch, and
the loop walls are made to be neighbors, linking their movement to each
other. This gives a way to create island sectors with a differing
bunchnum in the midst of an already extended area.
Usage:
For an extended sector containing a CCW inner loop, select its points
using Ctrl+Shift. Press Ctrl-E to be queried whether to duplicate the
points into the upper or lower extension (even if it's unambiguous).
A number of conditions must be met for a successful 'punch', which
should hopefully be more or less obvious. Among them:
- loop walls should all be red
- the starting wall is only considered among the non-grayed-out ones
- the neighboring sector must not contain points inside or at the loop
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r2131 | helixhorned | 2011-11-25 05:46:48 -0800 (Fri, 25 Nov 2011) | 1 line
Fix two bugs with the loop punching code that made it practically useless.
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r2130 | helixhorned | 2011-11-25 01:53:07 -0800 (Fri, 25 Nov 2011) | 17 lines
Ability to duplicate an inner loop in a neighboring TROR sector.
Called 'loop punching'. In addition to duplicating the loop, the inner
portions of the original and cloned loop are made into a new bunch, and
the loop walls are made to be neighbors, linking their movement to each
other. This gives a way to create island sectors with a differing
bunchnum in the midst of an already extended area.
Usage:
For an extended sector containing a CCW inner loop, select its points
using Ctrl+Shift. Press Ctrl-E to be queried whether to duplicate the
points into the upper or lower extension (even if it's unambiguous).
A number of conditions must be met for a successful 'punch', which
should hopefully be more or less obvious. Among them:
- loop walls should all be red
- the starting wall is only considered among the non-grayed-out ones
- the neighboring sector must not contain points inside or at the loop
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