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LeoD: move up "* 2556 = Shrinkers" by one line

2021-10-26T08:00:04Z

move up "* 2556 = Shrinkers" by one line

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	* 1641 = Freezer Blasts (Auto-aims at player)		* 1641 = Freezer Blasts (Auto-aims at player)
	* 1650 = Mortars (Like the first boss throws)		* 1650 = Mortars (Like the first boss throws)
			* 2556 = Shrinkers
	* 2605 = Rockets (Auto-aims at player)		* 2605 = Rockets (Auto-aims at player)
	* 2556 = Shrinkers

	==Turning Shooters Off==		==Turning Shooters Off==

Hank: /* Lightning and Thunder (Version 1.4 or 1.5 Required) */

2012-03-18T01:26:46Z

Lightning and Thunder (Version 1.4 or 1.5 Required)

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	==Lightning and Thunder (Version 1.4 or 1.5 Required)==		==Lightning and Thunder (Version 1.4 or 1.5 Required)==
			''Map Name: [[Media:Atomic.map\|ATOMIC.MAP]] (ROOM 4)''

			To make the lightning bolt engine work, follow these simple steps:

			STEP 1: Place several lightning sprites (#4890) in an outside area, and give each sprite the same unique hitag. The sky should also be cloudy (not required, but makes it look realistic).

			STEP 2: Place a sector effector in each sector that contains a lightning bolt sprite. Give each sector effector a lotag of 28, and a hitag equal to the lightning bolt sprite's hitag value.

	==Making Rain==		==Making Rain==

Hank: /* Making Rain */

2012-03-18T01:21:58Z

Making Rain

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	==Making Rain==		==Making Rain==

			To make a raining effect, place Waterdrip sprites (#660) where you want them to be, and raise them to the ceiling of the sector they are in. Give each sprite a hitag of 1 to eliminate the dripping sound. Place a Musicandsfx (#5) sprite somewhere in the raining sectors, give it a lotag of 358, and a hitag of the distance the sound should be heard.

			NOTE: Giving the rain drops a palette number of 13 is recommended.

	==Forcing Duke To Start Weaponless==		==Forcing Duke To Start Weaponless==

Hank: /* Turning Shooters Off */

2012-03-09T02:16:20Z

Turning Shooters Off

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	==Turning Shooters Off==		==Turning Shooters Off==
			See Section 'Shooters'. Simply replace the Masterswitch with an Activator. The Shooter can then be turned on/off with any Switch and/or Touchplate(s), in Mapster32.

	==Difficulty Settings==		==Difficulty Settings==

Hank: /* Shooters */

2012-03-09T01:54:42Z

Shooters

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	==Shooters==		==Shooters==
			''Map Name: [[Media:Tutorial.map\|TUTORIAL.MAP]] (ROOM 7-E)''

			A shooter is basically something that repeatedly shoots an object of your choice. A good example of a shooter is the one located in episode 1, level 4. When you unlock the red keypad, the pad lowers, revealing a shooter that shoots "shrinkers" (the projectiles that make you shrink in size).

			STEP 1: Create a sector from which the shooter will shoot from.

			STEP 2: In this newly created sector, place one sector effector sprite, one GPSpeed sprite, and one Masterswitch sprite.

			STEP 3: Place a Switch or Touchplate somewhere in your level and give it a unique lotag.

			STEP 4: Give the Masterswitch sprite a hitag of 50 and the same lotag value as the switch.

			STEP 5: Place one sector effector sprite where you want the shots to originate from. Change the angle of this sprite to the direction you want the shooter to shoot. Give this sprite a lotag of 36.

			STEP 6: Now you must decide what you want to shoot. Do this by giving the GPSpeed sprite a lotag of one of the following values:
			* 1360 = Octabrain Blasts
			* 1625 = Alien Lasers
			* 1636 = Lizard Spit
			* 1641 = Freezer Blasts (Auto-aims at player)
			* 1650 = Mortars (Like the first boss throws)
			* 2605 = Rockets (Auto-aims at player)
			* 2556 = Shrinkers

	==Turning Shooters Off==		==Turning Shooters Off==

Nexus: add miniboss section

2010-11-24T00:03:20Z

add miniboss section

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	* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.		* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.
	NOTE: Make sure the sprite is "Hard" (purple in color) Point at the sprite, and press the [B] key		NOTE: Make sure the sprite is "Hard" (purple in color) Point at the sprite, and press the [B] key

			==Making a MiniBoss==

			To include the boss from Episode 1 without the level ending when you kill him, give him a palette number of 21. He'll have less health than the Episode 1 boss. This also works for the bosses of episodes 2 and 3, but they will have only one health point. It does not work at all for the Episode 4 boss; she'll be as tough as always but she'll be coloured bright red.

Nexus: /* Glass */ -writing section

2010-11-23T23:26:14Z

Glass: -writing section

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	==Glass==		==Glass==

			Select the wall that you would like to turn into glass. It needs to be a dividing line between two sectors (a red line in 2D mode). Go to 3D mode and hover your mouse cursor on the floor or ceiling in front of this wall, and press 'M'. This causes the wall to be masked. Now select a glass texture for it (texture #503). If you like, you can hit 'T' once or twice to make it partially transparent. Now hit 'B' and 'H'. These make the glass wall ''blockable'' and ''hittable'' so that it both blocks the player and responds to being shot by breaking. It should look like a double pink line in 2D mode. That's all there is to it.

	==Secret Areas==		==Secret Areas==

Nexus: /* Making a pool table */ -removing section. it was already in General Sector Effects

2010-11-23T13:07:22Z

Making a pool table: -removing section. it was already in General Sector Effects

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	* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.		* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.
	NOTE: Make sure the sprite is "Hard" (purple in color) Point at the sprite, and press the [B] key		NOTE: Make sure the sprite is "Hard" (purple in color) Point at the sprite, and press the [B] key

	~~==Making a pool table==~~

	This is an extremely easy and effective object to make. Simply build a pool table out of sectors and texture it appropriately. Then add the pool balls; these are sprites 901 and 902, and you can change their palettes to give them any colours you want. Finally, put the pockets (sprite 903) on the pool table. That's all there is to it.

Nexus: /* Forcing Duke To Start Weaponless */ an->a

2010-11-23T12:08:42Z

Forcing Duke To Start Weaponless: an->a

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	* STEP 1: Make a hole in the floor.		* STEP 1: Make a hole in the floor.
	* STEP 2: Put the HURT-TILE on the hole floor.		* STEP 2: Put the HURT-TILE on the hole floor.
	* STEP 3: Place an sprite on the main floor, and make it flat (2 presses on [R] key)		* STEP 3: Place a sprite on the main floor, and make it flat (2 presses on [R] key)
	* STEP 4: Select the same texture as the floor tile. ([V] Twice)		* STEP 4: Select the same texture as the floor tile. ([V] Twice)
	* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.		* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.

Nexus: add bit about pool table

2010-11-22T05:18:56Z

add bit about pool table

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	* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.		* STEP 5: Arrange the sprite, so it covers the hole.
	NOTE: Make sure the sprite is "Hard" (purple in color) Point at the sprite, and press the [B] key		NOTE: Make sure the sprite is "Hard" (purple in color) Point at the sprite, and press the [B] key

			==Making a pool table==

			This is an extremely easy and effective object to make. Simply build a pool table out of sectors and texture it appropriately. Then add the pool balls; these are sprites 901 and 902, and you can change their palettes to give them any colours you want. Finally, put the pockets (sprite 903) on the pool table. That's all there is to it.