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PeeWeeRotA at 11:14, 5 March 2016

2016-03-05T11:14:16Z

PeeWeeRotA: /* Different Sky Heights */

2016-03-05T11:13:06Z

‎Different Sky Heights

PeeWeeRotA at 22:57, 7 November 2015

2015-11-07T22:57:40Z

PeeWeeRotA at 22:57, 7 November 2015

2015-11-07T22:57:10Z

PeeWeeRotA at 11:04, 5 November 2015

2015-11-05T11:04:49Z

PeeWeeRotA at 10:58, 5 November 2015

2015-11-05T10:58:31Z

PeeWeeRotA: Created page with "The sky texture is F_SKY1. Use the sky texture on ceilings of sectors to allow the sky scrolling effect to be drawn in that part of the screen. If different sectors with sky..."

2015-11-05T10:58:04Z

Created page with "The sky texture is F_SKY1. Use the sky texture on ceilings of sectors to allow the sky scrolling effect to be drawn in that part of the screen. If different sectors with sky..."

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The sky texture is F_SKY1. Use the sky texture on ceilings of sectors to allow the sky scrolling effect to be drawn in that part of the screen.

If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights, leave the upper texture blank on a ceiling that protrudes downwards.

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 == Different Sky Heights ==
 If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights simply create a new sector within the existing sky sector. Give this new sector a sky ceiling and leave the upper side texture blank. This will cause the upper sides of the inner sector to draw over any side texture that falls behind them.
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 == Different Sky Heights ==
-If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights the resulting upper wall from the different height sectors cannot be given a sky texture or left blank. It will cause the Hall of Mirrors (HOM) effect.
+If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights simply create a new sector within the existing sky sector. Give this new sector a sky ceiling and leave the upper side texture blank. This will cause the upper sides of the inner sector to draw over any side texture that falls behind them.
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-Create a smaller sector, contained within the existing sector, but not touching the outside wall, and give it a lower height. If this inner sector has no texture for the upper walls it will paint the sky over anything behind it. By using this trick the appearance of mountains and valleys can be accomplished.
 == Horizontal Scrolling Horizon ==

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 Create a smaller sector, contained within the existing sector, but not touching the outside wall, and give it a lower height. If this inner sector has no texture for the upper walls it will paint the sky over anything behind it. By using this trick the appearance of mountains and valleys can be accomplished.
-== Horizontal Scrolling Horzion ==
+== Horizontal Scrolling Horizon ==
 As with other Doom Clone style engines, it's possible to draw the flush with the floor infinitely horizontally and into the distance.

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 Create a smaller sector, contained within the existing sector, but not touching the outside wall, and give it a lower height. If this inner sector has no texture for the upper walls it will paint the sky over anything behind it. By using this trick the appearance of mountains and valleys can be accomplished.
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 Back to the [[Editor]] Main Page

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	The sky texture is F_SKY1. Use the sky texture on ceilings of sectors to allow the sky scrolling effect to be drawn in that part of the screen.		The sky texture is F_SKY1. Use the sky texture on ceilings of sectors to allow the sky scrolling effect to be drawn in that part of the screen.

−	If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights~~, leave~~ the upper texture blank on a ~~ceiling that protrudes downwards~~.	+	== Different Sky Heights ==
		+	If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights the resulting upper wall from the different height sectors cannot be given a sky texture or left blank. It will cause the Hall of Mirrors (HOM) effect.
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		+	Create a smaller sector, contained within the existing sector, but not touching the outside wall, and give it a lower height. If this inner sector has no texture for the upper walls it will paint the sky over anything behind it. By using this trick the appearance of mountains and valleys can be accomplished.

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	If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights, leave the upper texture blank on a ceiling that protrudes downwards.		If different sectors with sky ceiling need different heights, leave the upper texture blank on a ceiling that protrudes downwards.
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