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This value determines the slope of a sector's ceiling, based on its first wall ([[wallptr]]). Negative values indicate the ceiling slopes upwards, and positive values mean the ceiling slopes downwards. | This value determines the slope of a sector's ceiling, based on its first wall ([[wallptr]]). Negative values indicate the ceiling slopes upwards, and positive values mean the ceiling slopes downwards. The ceilingslope value is the tangent of the slope angle, multiplied by 4096. | ||
See [[floorslope]]. | See [[floorslope]]. | ||
[[Category:Sector structure members]] | [[Category:Sector structure members]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:35, 18 April 2012
This value determines the slope of a sector's ceiling, based on its first wall (wallptr). Negative values indicate the ceiling slopes upwards, and positive values mean the ceiling slopes downwards. The ceilingslope value is the tangent of the slope angle, multiplied by 4096.
See floorslope.