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SVN mapping
09 Jan 12, 01:23PM
Post: #1
SVN mapping
I saw recentrly that, the mapping on the SVN (so for the next version) changed.

1-When you crouch in edit, you fall down
2-So you can't crouch in mapping
3-you are slower

I would see what mappers think about it (please test it before speaking)

1-It does not cause problems i just don't have the habit
2-now you can't have acces to crouch zones and it affect the editing gameplay (i seriously don't like it!)
3-i think you can modify the flyspead value in edit (as in spec) but what was the old value?
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09 Jan 12, 01:39PM (This post was last modified: 09 Jan 12 01:42PM by Felix-The-Ghost.)
Post: #2
RE: SVN mapping
I don't see how it's any less convenient, if not more convenient.

By editing the flyspeed (default 2.0) you can transverse larger maps with great speed.

For testing if you can crouch under areas... don't use edit mode :P
Toggle it on/off and check collision under real conditions.

append: And crouch to move down is easier in my opinion than rotating the camera after moving via WASD. It also retains your camera angle.

append: And you go through walls anyway in edit mode -- I don't know why you would ever want to use edit mode to check collisions?
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09 Jan 12, 06:42PM
Post: #3
RE: SVN mapping
Please, before speaking about the /clockstop command, play some inters or CM.
Please, before speaking about the editing changes on AC, make some map on 1.1 and on the SVN.

Thanks
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09 Jan 12, 07:52PM (This post was last modified: 09 Jan 12 07:54PM by Felix-The-Ghost.)
Post: #4
RE: SVN mapping
*has made maps in 1.1 and SVN*
*points still stand*
*is not the blatantly implied noob*
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09 Jan 12, 09:24PM
Post: #5
RE: SVN mapping
WTF Exoduss, his points are valid regardless of his own experiences. You can address the points directly or ignore them, but don't shove it into a box of "everyone who is new has no valid contributions."

Anyway, I've been spending the last three months playing with the new map editing features.
1 - Being able to ascend/descend without having to point the camera at where you're going is a great advantage to a mapper who wishes to get a view of the different height levels without having to fiddle with the camera too much.
2 - Being half-buried in the floor while editing is just as good as (if not better than) crouching.
3 -
(09 Jan 12 01:39PM)Felix-The-Ghost Wrote:  By editing the flyspeed (default 2.0) you can transverse larger maps with great speed.
Normal speed is flyspeed 1.

If you need to test a crouch area, hit your edittoggle button and crouch.
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09 Jan 12, 09:54PM (This post was last modified: 09 Jan 12 09:54PM by .ExodusS*.)
Post: #6
RE: SVN mapping
(09 Jan 12 09:24PM)V-Man Wrote:  1 - Being able to ascend/descend without having to point the camera at where you're going is a great advantage to a mapper who wishes to get a view of the different height levels without having to fiddle with the camera too much.

Crouching was usefull (it has always be since the start for me) i can't explaint it in French so i'll not try in English, i just want a way to crouch in mapping cause you just deleted a fonction.

BTW: the jump make you go up to slowly now, why did you change this?

(09 Jan 12 01:39PM)Felix-The-Ghost Wrote:  3 - By editing the flyspeed (default 2.0) you can transverse larger maps with great speed.

Normal speed is flyspeed 1.

No, it's not and the gamespeed command was clearly enough for solo mapping.

(09 Jan 12 09:24PM)V-Man Wrote:  If you need to test a crouch area, hit your edittoggle button and crouch.

You are joking.
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09 Jan 12, 10:17PM
Post: #7
RE: SVN mapping
(09 Jan 12 09:54PM).ExodusS* Wrote:  
(09 Jan 12 09:24PM)V-Man Wrote:  Normal speed is flyspeed 1.
No, it's not and the gamespeed command was clearly enough for solo mapping.
The flyspeed command
Docs Wrote:Determines by how much to multiply the fly speeds by.
Thus, Multiplying normal gameplay speed by 1 (flyspeed 1) means normal speed.
I won't argue about the usefulness of gamespeed.
Quote:
(09 Jan 12 09:24PM)V-Man Wrote:  If you need to test a crouch area, hit your edittoggle button and crouch.
You are joking.
No, you're joking.
It's not difficult to edittoggle and crouch.
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09 Jan 12, 10:31PM (This post was last modified: 09 Jan 12 10:32PM by .ExodusS*.)
Post: #8
RE: SVN mapping
gamespeed, not flyspeed.

Quote:It's not difficult to edittoggle and crouch.

It was a function, please let it how it was, i used it and i'll use it again, if i say it, it's not to annoy you.

But i think i can't speak with you about this, you see this post as agressive (objective for me.).
I won't make another poll or fight with some devs to heard me about it, it's useless, the sniper poll and the 1428 posts about the weapon balance are the best exemples.
Some devs try to make this game better, some are ghost and some go backward.

Now i'm agressive.
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09 Jan 12, 10:40PM
Post: #9
RE: SVN mapping
(09 Jan 12 10:31PM).ExodusS* Wrote:  gamespeed, not flyspeed.
Oh. Sorry about that.

Quote:It was a function, please let it how it was, i used it and i'll use it again, if i say it, it's not to annoy you.
I didn't have anything to do with it. I'm just saying I like the new feature.

Quote:you see this post as agressive (objective for me.).
Nah dude, I can see how it could get that way, but I know you only speak up about things you are passionate about.
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09 Jan 12, 10:53PM
Post: #10
RE: SVN mapping
I honestly don't see what the problem is here. The editing mode got some much needed improvements to how you can move, and you can still check if an area can fit a crouching player by toggling out of editmode. However, it wouldn't be hard to fix exodus' problem either, simply change where it checks for editmode.
cubescript code :
 
bind "LSHIFT" [if $editing [ down ] [ crouch ] ]
bind "SPACE" [if $editing [ up ] [ jump ] ]
 

so that exodus (and anyone else) can take out the check for editmode if they wish and use the old style editmode crouch.
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09 Jan 12, 11:37PM (This post was last modified: 09 Jan 12 11:44PM by Felix-The-Ghost.)
Post: #11
RE: SVN mapping
Wouldn't you go through walls anyway? What's the point of crouching in edit mode as opposed to regular mode? Is there a way to enable wall collision in edit mode I don't know about?

.ExodusS* Wrote:No, it's not and the gamespeed command was clearly enough for solo mapping.
What if you're in the un-experienced minority like me and edit maps while playing with bots? Or at least want to be able to play with normal speed to see how long it takes to get anywhere normally/test grenades throws accurately?

V-Man Wrote:Normal speed is flyspeed 1.
Oops, miscommunication -- I was talking about the multiplier:

.ExodusS* Wrote:but what was the old value?


AC Docs Wrote:flyspeed N
Determines by how much to multiply the fly speeds by.
Token, Description Values, Range, Default
N, the multiplier, 1.0..5.0, 2.0
Commas mine.

append:
.ExodusS* Wrote:
Felix-The-Ghost Wrote:3 - By editing the flyspeed (default 2.0) you can transverse larger maps with great speed.

Normal speed is flyspeed 1.
I didn't say both of those points :P
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09 Jan 12, 11:40PM (This post was last modified: 09 Jan 12 11:42PM by tempest.)
Post: #12
RE: SVN mapping
Uh-uh. Here's where the benefits of the new separate binds come in. For example, you could have LSHIFT do something like this:
cubescript code :
editbind LSHIFT [ edittoggle; crouch; onrelease [edittoggle] ]

Similarily, you can add a sort of sprint that will temporarily (and conveniently) increase flyspeed...
cubescript code :
editbind SOMEKEY [ flyspeed 5; onrelease [flyspeed 2] ]
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10 Jan 12, 01:01AM
Post: #13
RE: SVN mapping
Crouching just makes it so you dont have to look down to go down. I really like it.

What about the new updated binds?
What about the multiple area select?

Doesn't seem like you touched on the new editing mode features ;)
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10 Jan 12, 04:42PM (This post was last modified: 10 Jan 12 04:42PM by .ExodusS*.)
Post: #14
RE: SVN mapping
(09 Jan 12 10:53PM)Lantry Wrote:  
cubescript code :
 
bind "LSHIFT" [if $editing [ down ] [ crouch ] ]
bind "SPACE" [if $editing [ up ] [ jump ] ]
 

Oh really? and how do i change the jump high value?



(10 Jan 12 01:01AM)Ronald_Reagan Wrote:  Doesn't seem like you touched on the new editing mode features ;)

I have tested near everything (and even the "how many solid walls are there in this area").
So what i seem to did isn't what i really did.
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10 Jan 12, 05:17PM (This post was last modified: 10 Jan 12 05:21PM by Bukz.)
Post: #15
RE: SVN mapping
There are a lot of games that use jump/crouch keybinds to raise/lower the camera while in a free-spec-editing-flying-whatever state. I figured it would be a welcomed addition since most people would be used to it. I am, UT2K4 ftw. :D

As far as moving slower in edit mode, no way. The flyspeed variable leaves how fast you want to move in edit mode entirely up to you. (to a certain extent - flyspeed 5.0 is crazy :p)

It can always be tweaked if necessary and it isn't the end of the world.

P.S. We'll update the docs about all the new mapping features ASAP. If you want to play around with multiple selections, make a selection as you would normally, then hold the left control key (LCTRL) and make more. You can manipulate geometry/textures in bulk using this method. :D
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10 Jan 12, 05:20PM (This post was last modified: 10 Jan 12 05:20PM by Felix-The-Ghost.)
Post: #16
RE: SVN mapping
Bukz Wrote:There are a lot of games that use jump/crouch keybinds to raise/lower the camera while in a free-spec-editing-flying-whatever state.

I really wanted to mention Minecraft since I know he plays it, but I figured he would think I was trolling or something :P Even though I like it too.
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10 Jan 12, 07:27PM
Post: #17
RE: SVN mapping
(10 Jan 12 05:17PM)Bukz Wrote:  There are a lot of games that use jump/crouch keybinds to raise/lower the camera while in a free-spec-editing-flying-whatever state. I figured it would be a welcomed addition since most people would be used to it. I am, UT2K4 ftw. :D

Minecraft moving while editing/flying sucks, even when you fly, you are in a sort of smooth move who destroy the gameplay, you have no way to go down/up without crouching/jumping contrary to AssaultCube who already could!

(10 Jan 12 05:17PM)Bukz Wrote:  P.S. We'll update the docs about all the new mapping features ASAP. If you want to play around with multiple selections, make a selection as you would normally, then hold the left control key (LCTRL) and make more. You can manipulate geometry/textures in bulk using this method. :D

Already tested and approuved, it's the best way to texturing now. :p
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12 Jan 12, 05:41AM
Post: #18
RE: SVN mapping
(10 Jan 12 05:17PM)Bukz Wrote:  P.S. We'll update the docs about all the new mapping features ASAP. If you want to play around with multiple selections, make a selection as you would normally, then hold the left control key (LCTRL) and make more. You can manipulate geometry/textures in bulk using this method. :D
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That's kinda cool, Bukz :)
Seems like a useful addition to the game.
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12 Jan 12, 05:53AM
Post: #19
RE: SVN mapping
Luc@s implemented the idea so he deserves most of the credit. :)
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12 Jan 12, 01:11PM
Post: #20
RE: SVN mapping
(12 Jan 12 05:41AM)Frogulis Wrote:  Seems like a useful addition to the game.

It's helpfull, not usefull.
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12 Jan 12, 01:50PM
Post: #21
RE: SVN mapping
Exo: It is spelled with one "l", and they can be used in the same meaning :)
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12 Jan 12, 04:32PM
Post: #22
RE: SVN mapping
Arf, for me, "helpful" (with one "l" :P) is something that help you a lot but it's not something "useful" who is a must-have.
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12 Jan 12, 09:43PM
Post: #23
RE: SVN mapping
Why not give the choice of movement?
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12 Jan 12, 11:03PM (This post was last modified: 12 Jan 12 11:03PM by .ExodusS*.)
Post: #24
RE: SVN mapping
(12 Jan 12 09:43PM)Cemer Wrote:  Why not give the choice of movement?

It's already like this (even if it's not in the key menu, you could choice by binds command i think).
The problem is that jump high values have changed, and we can not change this value ATM.
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13 Jan 12, 12:55AM
Post: #25
RE: SVN mapping
(12 Jan 12 04:32PM).ExodusS* Wrote:  Arf, for me, "helpful" (with one "l" :P) is something that help you a lot but it's not something "useful" who is a must-have.

They basically are the same word. For your meaning of useful, I would use essential or "a must-have" :)
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13 Jan 12, 01:22AM
Post: #26
RE: SVN mapping
I like "integral" :P
At least on resumes.
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29 Jan 12, 02:19PM
Post: #27
RE: SVN mapping
(12 Jan 12 05:53AM)Bukz Wrote:  Luc@s

(12 Jan 12 05:53AM)Bukz Wrote:  deserves

(12 Jan 12 05:53AM)Bukz Wrote:  credit. :)

lol
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