Clipdist - Revision history

One at 19:00, 4 May 2009

2009-05-04T19:00:43Z

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	clipdist <number>		'''clipdist''' <number>

	Sets the [[actor]]'s clipdist to <number>. This is equivalent to [[setactor]][THISACTOR].clipdist [[gamevar]].		Sets the [[actor]]'s clipdist to <number>. This is equivalent to [[setactor]][THISACTOR].clipdist [[gamevar]].

Dood! at 20:14, 21 June 2008

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	The clipdist is only used for sprites that are not flat. If it is flat, the game would use the sprite's dimensions as its clipping boundaries.		The clipdist is only used for sprites that are not flat. If it is flat, the game would use the sprite's dimensions as its clipping boundaries.

	If the sprite is not coded with a clipdist, it will use the clipdist as shown in the map editor (default is 32). Keep this in mind, as a sprite's clipdist is ~~independant~~ of its size. The player and projectiles can easily pass through a large sprite if its clipdist is too low.		If the sprite is not coded with a clipdist, it will use the clipdist as shown in the map editor (default is 32). Keep this in mind, as a sprite's clipdist is independent of its size. The player and projectiles can easily pass through a large sprite if its clipdist is too low.

	The clipdist values for certain hard-coded actors are shown below:		The clipdist values for certain hard-coded actors are shown below:

Dood! at 20:12, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T20:12:45Z

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	If the sprite is not coded with a clipdist, it will use the clipdist as shown in the map editor (default is 32). Keep this in mind, as a sprite's clipdist is independant of its size. The player and projectiles can easily pass through a large sprite if its clipdist is too low.		If the sprite is not coded with a clipdist, it will use the clipdist as shown in the map editor (default is 32). Keep this in mind, as a sprite's clipdist is independant of its size. The player and projectiles can easily pass through a large sprite if its clipdist is too low.

	The clipdist values for certain hard-actors are shown below:		The clipdist values for certain hard-coded actors are shown below:

	EGG: 24		EGG: 24

Dood! at 20:10, 21 June 2008

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 In engine terms, the [[sprite]]'s clipdist member determines how big the [[sprite]]'s clipping sphere is.
 [[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]
 [[Category:Sprite manipulation]]

TX at 06:48, 25 September 2005

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	[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]		[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]
			[[Category:Sprite manipulation]]

TX at 07:50, 24 September 2005

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	In engine terms, the [[sprite]]'s clipdist member determines how big the [[sprite]]'s clipping sphere is.		In engine terms, the [[sprite]]'s clipdist member determines how big the [[sprite]]'s clipping sphere is.

			[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]

TX at 08:01, 23 December 2004

2004-12-23T08:01:34Z

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clipdist <number>

Sets the [[actor]]'s clipdist to <number>. This is equivalent to [[setactor]][THISACTOR].clipdist [[gamevar]].

In engine terms, the [[sprite]]'s clipdist member determines how big the [[sprite]]'s clipping sphere is.