
How do I make sloped 3d floors?
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How do I make sloped 3d floors?
Heh. Just wondering. 

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A demo wad any use to you?
I've also put in 2 other things that people seem to have difficulty with (including me for a while) - a 3D object with different textures on each side and that object is also set to rise and fall using a script.
I've also put in 2 other things that people seem to have difficulty with (including me for a while) - a 3D object with different textures on each side and that object is also set to rise and fall using a script.
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I knew somebody would recognize it!
Yes I'm attempting to port unreal levels into GZdoom. However the outdoor levels are a bit in question since they are very large. You think it's possible to have them in GZdoom?
I'm doing this for simple experimentation purposes so I can get ideas for Aknai on what I can and cannot do.
Yes I'm attempting to port unreal levels into GZdoom. However the outdoor levels are a bit in question since they are very large. You think it's possible to have them in GZdoom?
I'm doing this for simple experimentation purposes so I can get ideas for Aknai on what I can and cannot do.
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