When a monster approaches a drop that it can't navigate, it'll still walk onto a 3D floor positioned above it (as we all know). However, if it approaches a slope that it can't navigate, it will not walk onto a 3D floor positioned above it. (see test wad - left is flatter, right is steeper)
3D floors, slopes and monsters
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Re: 3D floors, slopes and monsters
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Re: 3D floors, slopes and monsters
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How could i guess?
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Re: 3D floors, slopes and monsters
No need to guess with this.
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Re: 3D floors, slopes and monsters
Fixed in r882 by basically copying the 3D floor detection code from AActor::Tick() in the PIT_CheckLine() function, so that the dropoff detection code is aware of extra floors.