Grimm
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Yeah, I think you can get that one sector to happen, too, but that method of overflow is far less common. (I think.) Now that I think about it, I think visiplanes can be split in two (or more) by segs or subsectors. For example, if you had a very large area that counted as one visiplane, a seg might go down the middle and split it in two.
Visiplanes aren't sectors, BSP 5.0 comes with a two sector VPO. Visiplanes are just areas with unique properties. Each floor and ceiling *may* have it's own visiplane, but I'm not sure about that. Anyways . . .
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|11|22|11|
|11|22|11|
|11|22|11|
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The areas with the ones are in sector 1, and the twos are sector 2. If sector 1 has a different floor flat than sector 2, this floor area will have 3 visiplanes. Alternately, if they all had the same properties, the floor would have one visiplane. (I think. I'm not positive that that's correct.) Also, if sector 2 was raised higher than sector 1, the part of sector 1 behind sector 2 (the one you couldn't see) wouldn't count as a visiplane.
Phew. Hopefully that's all right.
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