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The Ultimate DooMer (former) /newstuff Chronicler Posts: 4435 Registered: 03-02 I know this should belong in Editing, but given it's CC related it goes here. I'm planning my map now and I want to use these effects, so here come the questions: Friction - is it advisable to use this, given the demo problem? Coloured light - can this only be done in a deep water sector or can it be done anywhere? Coloured fog - is this the same as the ZDoom fog, and can this be used outside of deep water? 03-17-04 23:35 # Profile || Blog || PM || Email || Homepage || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

The Flange Peddler Member Posts: 585 Registered: 02-03 Boom doesn't really have coloured lighting and stuff as in zdoom as I understand it. You can just change the colormap in certain sectors. And these effect what you see when you are inside a certain sector. If you are outside that sector the 'coloured lighting' effect will not be seen (I think P:AR kinda faked it by putting transparent linedefs with appropriately coloured textures either side of the 'light' sector to make it look like zdoom-eque coloured lighting). As far as I know this can be done anywhere, not just in deep-water sectors (though you may have to use a dummy sector in a similar way, and just give it floor/ceiling heights that are the same as the real sector - though I can't quite remember... haven't done much editing for some time). 03-18-04 10:24 # Profile || Blog || PM || Email || Search || Add Buddy IP || Edit/Delete || Quote

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