How do I use line-type 255

Hi all there again, here with another editing question.

In Boom format for Doombuilder, I am trying to create a scrolling wall with line-type 255.

It reads in Doombuilder "Scroll wall using Sidedef offsets", and in the Tutorials posted on DoomWorld @ this link http://www.doomworld.com/tutorials/boom3.php
It says the same thing, yet with more words.

Heres what I am doing, I give the line the type 255, and set its Texture 's X offset to 128.

Nothing happens.

Am I doing anything wrong, or can some one give me a step by step way to do this? I really hope some one can help me with this.

If you want me to post an example, just ask.

P.S. This map is for boom, but I am testing in zdoom, And no, I cannot change it since it is for a public project with the requirement of the map being boom compatible.

Macro11_1 said:

If you want me to post an example, just ask.

http://www.doomworld.com/idgames/index.php?id=9461
Linedef 244

Macro11_1 said:

Heres what I am doing, I give the line the type 255, and set its Texture 's X offset to 128.

Nothing happens.

Maybe length of your line is 128 and uncapped framerate (interpolation between frames) is switched off

Macro11_1 said:

Heres what I am doing, I give the line the type 255, and set its Texture 's X offset to 128.

128 would be extremely fast, try just 1 instead, and test it with PrBoom.

Thanks Adjapted, that helped :) I just probably had it set out of its range.

Ajapted said:

128 would be extremely fast, try just 1 instead, and test it with PrBoom.

Like moving 128 pixels every tic!
35 in a second :P

doom2day said:

Like moving 128 pixels every tic!
35 in a second :P

Yeah. The reason why 128 looked like it wasn't working was because it was moving 128 units per tic, and most Doom textures are either 64 or 128 units wide, so it'd look like it was staying completely still.