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Hank: /* Alternate See-Through Sliding Doors */

2012-04-20T02:11:23Z

Alternate See-Through Sliding Doors

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	*Step 7: Add a [[Music&SFX]] Sprite and if required, [[Activator]]s and switches to control the door.		*Step 7: Add a [[Music&SFX]] Sprite and if required, [[Activator]]s and switches to control the door.

	Note 1: If you want to use a switch that opens two sliding doors (as in an elevator), place two [[Activator]]s sprites in one door sector, and one in the other. Give all three [[Activator]]s the same unique lotag as the switch.<br>		Note 1: If you want to use a switch that opens two sliding doors (as in an elevator), place two [[Activator]] sprites in one door sector, and one in the other. Give all three [[Activator]]s the same unique lotag as the switch.<br>
	Note 2: Any white wall sector for a door sector can only be an island sector.<br>		Note 2: Any white wall sector for a door sector can only be an island sector.<br>
	Note 3: Every Sub-Sector of the Door Sector operated by a switch has to have one [[Activator]]. If the total amount of [[Activator]]s are even, add one more Activator in one of the Door Sectors.		Note 3: Every Sub-Sector of the Door Sector operated by a switch has to have one [[Activator]]. If the total amount of [[Activator]]s are even, add one more Activator in one of the Door Sectors.

	[[Category:Editing Doors]]		[[Category:Editing Doors]]

Hank at 00:42, 20 April 2012

2012-04-20T00:42:57Z

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	==Alternate Sliding Doors==		==Alternate Sliding Doors==
	''Map Name: [[Media:Altslidoor.map\|Altslidoor.map]]''		''Map Name: [[Media:Altslidoor.map\|Altslidoor.map]] (Room 1)''

	The concept was originally posted by Ursurper in the Dukeworld forum, a very long time ago. It works for Mapster32, is efficient to make and very simple.		The concept was originally posted by Ursurper in the Dukeworld forum, a very long time ago. It works for Mapster32, is efficient to make and very simple.

	*Step 1: Make a sector that will be your entire door sector. It needs to be long enough to hold the sliding door itself and when the door is in the open position. Split this sector in two if two sliding doors are to operate.		*Step 1: Make a sector that will be your entire door sector. It needs to be long enough to hold the sliding door itself and when the door is in the open position. Split (mark) this sector in two if two sliding doors are to operate.
	*Step 2: Create one child sector in the sector of step one, this will be the door itself.		*Step 2: Create one child sector in the sector of step one, this will be the door itself.
	*Step 3: Give each door sector a lotag of 25, and an SE sprite with a lowtag of 15 and a unique hitag. Point the tail of the SE to the same direction as the door will move when it closes.		*Step 3: Give each door sector a lotag of 25, and an SE sprite with a lowtag of 15 and a unique hitag. Point the tail of the SE to the same direction as the door will move when it closes.
	*Step 4: Add a ~~GSPEED~~ to this sector and set the the lotag to the distance the door is to travel.		*Step 4: Add a [[GPSPEED]] to this sector and set the the lotag to the distance the door is to travel.
	*Step 5: Add a Music Sprite and if required, ~~activators~~ and switches to control the door.		*Step 5: Add a [[Music&SFX]] Sprite and if required, [[Activator]]s and switches to control the door.

	Note 1: If you want to use a switch that opens two sliding doors (as in a elevator), place two [[Activator]] sprites in one door sector, and one in the other. Give all three [[Activator]]s the same unique lotag as the switch.		Note 1: If you want to use a switch that opens two sliding doors (as in a elevator), place two [[Activator]] sprites in one door sector, and one in the other. Give all three [[Activator]]s the same unique lotag as the switch.
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	:STEP 12: Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' aren't too wide or it will look ugly. If you want a vertical bar in the door (i.e. doorpost) just draw a non-valid player space in sector 'f' and/or 'g'. These non-valid player spaces will slide aside with the door so they are best put in the middle. You can of course also partially raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and lower the ceilings and still mask the wall (With any texture you like! :) )		:STEP 12: Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' aren't too wide or it will look ugly. If you want a vertical bar in the door (i.e. doorpost) just draw a non-valid player space in sector 'f' and/or 'g'. These non-valid player spaces will slide aside with the door so they are best put in the middle. You can of course also partially raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and lower the ceilings and still mask the wall (With any texture you like! :) )

			==Alternate See-Through Sliding Doors==
			''Map Name: [[Media:Altslidoor.map\|Altslidoor.map]] (Room 2)''

			The concept was originally posted by Ursurper in the Dukeworld forum, a very long time ago. It works for Mapster32, is efficient to make and very simple.

			*Step 1: Make a sector that will be your entire door sector. It needs to be long enough to hold the sliding door itself and when the door is in the open position. Split (or mark) this sector in two if two sliding doors are to operate.
			*Step 2: Create one child sector in the sector of step one, this will be the door itself.
			* Step 3: To make a see-through door, choose a red wall of the door sector and press ''[m]'' to make a masked wall and ''[t]'' to define the transparency.
			* Step 4: (Optional) Create as many sub sectors in the door sector as needed for a realistic looking door.
			*Step 5: Give each sub-sector (except white islands) of the door sector a lotag of 25, and an SE sprite with a lowtag of 15 and a unique hitag. Point the tail of the SE to the same direction as the door will move when it closes.
			*Step 6: Add a [[GPSPEED]] to this (those) sector(s) and set the the lotag to the distance the door is to travel.
			*Step 7: Add a [[Music&SFX]] Sprite and if required, [[Activator]]s and switches to control the door.

			Note 1: If you want to use a switch that opens two sliding doors (as in an elevator), place two [[Activator]]s sprites in one door sector, and one in the other. Give all three [[Activator]]s the same unique lotag as the switch.<br>
			Note 2: Any white wall sector for a door sector can only be an island sector.<br>
			Note 3: Every Sub-Sector of the Door Sector operated by a switch has to have one [[Activator]]. If the total amount of [[Activator]]s are even, add one more Activator in one of the Door Sectors.

	[[Category:Editing Doors]]		[[Category:Editing Doors]]

Hank: /* Alternate Sliding Doors */

2012-04-18T03:30:44Z

Alternate Sliding Doors

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	==Alternate Sliding Doors==		==Alternate Sliding Doors==
	The concept was originally posted by Ursurper in Dukeworld forum, a ~~long, long,~~ very long time ago~~, but it~~ works for Mapster32 ~~and~~ is ~~more~~ efficient to make and very simple.		''Map Name: [[Media:Altslidoor.map\|Altslidoor.map]]''

			The concept was originally posted by Ursurper in the Dukeworld forum, a very long time ago. It works for Mapster32, is efficient to make and very simple.

	*Step 1: Make a sector that will be your entire door sector. It needs to be long enough to hold the sliding door itself and when the door is in the open position. Split this sector in two if two sliding doors are to operate.		*Step 1: Make a sector that will be your entire door sector. It needs to be long enough to hold the sliding door itself and when the door is in the open position. Split this sector in two if two sliding doors are to operate.
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	*Step 4: Add a GSPEED to this sector and set the the lotag to the distance the door is to travel.		*Step 4: Add a GSPEED to this sector and set the the lotag to the distance the door is to travel.
	*Step 5: Add a Music Sprite and if required, activators and switches to control the door.		*Step 5: Add a Music Sprite and if required, activators and switches to control the door.

			Note 1: If you want to use a switch that opens two sliding doors (as in a elevator), place two [[Activator]] sprites in one door sector, and one in the other. Give all three [[Activator]]s the same unique lotag as the switch.

	==See Through Sliding Doors==		==See Through Sliding Doors==

Hank at 05:45, 17 April 2012

2012-04-17T05:45:07Z

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	Again, due to the extremely difficult task of explaining this how-to, I have provided a step by step example in the tutorial map, showing how to make this door. Just take a look at the example and it should make sense (it goes step by step in the building process).		Again, due to the extremely difficult task of explaining this how-to, I have provided a step by step example in the tutorial map, showing how to make this door. Just take a look at the example and it should make sense (it goes step by step in the building process).

			==Alternate Sliding Doors==
			The concept was originally posted by Ursurper in Dukeworld forum, a long, long, very long time ago, but it works for Mapster32 and is more efficient to make and very simple.

			*Step 1: Make a sector that will be your entire door sector. It needs to be long enough to hold the sliding door itself and when the door is in the open position. Split this sector in two if two sliding doors are to operate.
			*Step 2: Create one child sector in the sector of step one, this will be the door itself.
			*Step 3: Give each door sector a lotag of 25, and an SE sprite with a lowtag of 15 and a unique hitag. Point the tail of the SE to the same direction as the door will move when it closes.
			*Step 4: Add a GSPEED to this sector and set the the lotag to the distance the door is to travel.
			*Step 5: Add a Music Sprite and if required, activators and switches to control the door.

	==See Through Sliding Doors==		==See Through Sliding Doors==

Hendricks266: /* See Through Sliding Doors */

2007-06-13T23:15:51Z

See Through Sliding Doors

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	The following symbols are used:		The following symbols are used:
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> ~~Vertex<br />~~
	- ~~Red line<br />~~		<nowiki>*</nowiki> vertex
	~~! Red line<br />~~		- ¦ red lines
	= ~~White line<br~~ />		= \| / \ white lines
	~~\| White line~~

	:STEP 1: Start by making the following sectors. All are valid player space.		:STEP 1: Start by making the following sectors. All are valid player space.
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| ! \|		\| ¦ \|
	\| ! \| Sector 'c1' and 'c2' are the two parts		\| ¦ \| Sector 'c1' and 'c2' are the two parts
	\| ! \| of the door which will slide apart.		\| ¦ \| of the door which will slide apart.
	\| c1 ! c2 \|		\| c1 ¦ c2 \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| \|		\| \|
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ ! / \| Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' are valid player spaces.		\| \ ¦ / \| Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' are valid player spaces.
	\|f * ! * g\| (Alt-S in 2D mode).		\|f * ¦ * g\| (Alt-S in 2D mode).
	\| / c1 ! c2 \ \|		\| / c1 ¦ c2 \ \|
	\|/ ! \\|		\|/ ¦ \\|
	------------*		------------*
	\| \|		\| \|
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ ! / \| Raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and for each sector		\| \ ¦ / \| Raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and for each sector
	\|f v1 ! v2 g\| mask one of the diagonal lines. In this example we'll mask		\|f v1 ¦ v2 g\| mask one of the diagonal lines. In this example we'll mask
	\| / ! \ \| <- these two diagonal lines. Mask them for example with 'glass2'.		\| / ¦ \ \| <- these two diagonal lines. Mask them for example with 'glass2'.
	\|/ c1 ! c2 \\| If you use 'glass1' you'll be able to break the glass and walk		\|/ c1 ¦ c2 \\| If you use 'glass1' you'll be able to break the glass and walk
	------------* through the door without ever having to open it.		------------* through the door without ever having to open it.
	\| v3 \| Make the walls a bit translucent so you can see through them.		\| v3 \| Make the walls a bit translucent so you can see through them.
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ c1 ! c2 / \| 'v1' and 'v2' have been moved down onto 'v3' The three		\| \ c1 ¦ c2 / \| 'v1' and 'v2' have been moved down onto 'v3' The three
	\|f \ ! / g\| vertices are all in the same place. They do NOT connect.		\|f \ ¦ / g\| vertices are all in the same place. They do NOT connect.
	\| \ ! / \|		\| \ ¦ / \|
	\| \ ! / \|		\| \ ¦ / \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	v4 ------------* v5		v4 ------------* v5
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ c1 ! c2 / \| Insert two new vertices on the diagonal lines.		\| \ c1 ¦ c2 / \| Insert two new vertices on the diagonal lines.
	\|f \ ! / g\| 'v4' and 'v5' have been named for the next picture.		\|f \ ¦ / g\| 'v4' and 'v5' have been named for the next picture.
	\| * ! * \|		\| * ¦ * \|
	\| \ ! / \|		\| \ ¦ / \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	\| * v6 \|		\| * v6 \|
	\| /!\ \|		\| /!\ \|
	\| / ! \ \|		\| / ¦ \ \|
	\| / ! \ \|		\| / ¦ \ \|
	\| / ! \ \|		\| / ¦ \ \|
	\| / c1! c2 \ \|		\| / c1! c2 \ \|
	\|/ ! \\|		\|/ ¦ \\|
	v4 --- ! --- v5		v4 --- ¦ --- v5
	\| f \ ! / g \|		\| f \ ¦ / g \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	\| v6 \| The little triangles in the middle are sectors		\| v6 \| The little triangles in the middle are sectors
	v4 ----------* v5 'c1' and 'c2'.		v4 ----------* v5 'c1' and 'c2'.
	\| f \ ! / g \|		\| f \ ¦ / g \|
	v7 ------------* v8		v7 ------------* v8
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	/ v6 \		/ v6 \
	v4 --------------* v5 Move the vertices to the outside a bit.		v4 --------------* v5 Move the vertices to the outside a bit.
	\| f \ ! / g \|		\| f \ ¦ / g \|
	v7 ----------------* v8		v7 ----------------* v8
	\ v1-3 /		\ v1-3 /
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	\|v9 v6 \|v10		\|v9 v6 \|v10
	v4 ------------* v5 'v9' and 'v10' have been moved down. Sector 'b' has		v4 ------------* v5 'v9' and 'v10' have been moved down. Sector 'b' has
	\| f \ ! / g \| a width of 0. Same goes for vertices 'v11' and 'v12',		\| f \ ¦ / g \| a width of 0. Same goes for vertices 'v11' and 'v12',
	v7 --------------* v8 they have been moved up. Sector 'd' also has a width		v7 --------------* v8 they have been moved up. Sector 'd' also has a width
	\|v11 v12\| of 0.		\|v11 v12\| of 0.

Hendricks266: /* See Through Sliding Doors */

2007-06-13T23:12:30Z

See Through Sliding Doors

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	The following symbols are used:		The following symbols are used:
	* Vertex		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Vertex<br />
	- Red line		- Red line<br />
	! Red line		! Red line<br />
	= White line		= White line<br />
	\| White line		\| White line

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	:STEP 12: Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' aren't too wide or it will look ugly. If you want a vertical bar in the door (i.e. doorpost) just draw a non-valid player space in sector 'f' and/or 'g'. These non-valid player spaces will slide aside with the door so they are best put in the middle.You can of course also partially raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and ~~lowerthe~~ ceilings and still mask the wall (With any texture you like! :) )		:STEP 12: Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' aren't too wide or it will look ugly. If you want a vertical bar in the door (i.e. doorpost) just draw a non-valid player space in sector 'f' and/or 'g'. These non-valid player spaces will slide aside with the door so they are best put in the middle. You can of course also partially raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and lower the ceilings and still mask the wall (With any texture you like! :) )


	[[Category:Editing Doors]]		[[Category:Editing Doors]]

Mblackwell at 01:00, 11 September 2006

2006-09-11T01:00:49Z

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	==Sliding Doors==		==Sliding Doors==

	''Map Name: ADVANCED.MAP (ROOM 1-C)''		''Map Name: [[Media:Advanced.map\|ADVANCED.MAP]] (ROOM 1-C)''

	Again, due to the extremely difficult task of explaining this how-to, I have provided a step by step example in the tutorial map, showing how to make this door. Just take a look at the example and it should make sense (it goes step by step in the building process).		Again, due to the extremely difficult task of explaining this how-to, I have provided a step by step example in the tutorial map, showing how to make this door. Just take a look at the example and it should make sense (it goes step by step in the building process).

Mblackwell at 00:52, 11 September 2006

2006-09-11T00:52:30Z

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	{{Build Intro}}		{{Build Intro}}
	<strong>NOTE: Much of information on this page is from around 1999. Some may be outdated, and some may be incorrect -- this page exists to get you started with the Level Editing and may not currently cover some of the additional features available in Mapster32.</strong>		<strong>NOTE: Much of information on this page is from around 1999. Some may be outdated, and some may be incorrect -- this page exists to get you started with the Level Editing and may not currently cover some of the additional features available in Mapster32.</strong>

	~~<div class="floatleft">__TOC__</div>~~

	==Sliding Doors==		==Sliding Doors==

Mblackwell: Hendrix 266 added this tutorial.

2006-09-11T00:51:59Z

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Mblackwell at 00:32, 11 September 2006

2006-09-11T00:32:03Z

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{{Build Intro}}
<strong>NOTE: Much of information on this page is from around 1999. Some may be outdated, and some may be incorrect -- this page exists to get you started with the Level Editing and may not currently cover some of the additional features available in Mapster32.</strong>

<div class="floatleft">__TOC__</div>

==Sliding Doors==

''Map Name: ADVANCED.MAP (ROOM 1-C)''

Again, due to the extremely difficult task of explaining this how-to, I have provided a step by step example in the tutorial map, showing how to make this door. Just take a look at the example and it should make sense (it goes step by step in the building process).

==See Through Sliding Doors==

'''''(details unknown, someone who has info on this please post it)'''''

[[Category:Editing Doors]]

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	The following symbols are used:		The following symbols are used:
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> ~~Vertex<br />~~
	- ~~Red line<br />~~		<nowiki>*</nowiki> vertex
	~~! Red line<br />~~		- ¦ red lines
	= ~~White line<br~~ />		= \| / \ white lines
	~~\| White line~~

	:STEP 1: Start by making the following sectors. All are valid player space.		:STEP 1: Start by making the following sectors. All are valid player space.
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| ! \|		\| ¦ \|
	\| ! \| Sector 'c1' and 'c2' are the two parts		\| ¦ \| Sector 'c1' and 'c2' are the two parts
	\| ! \| of the door which will slide apart.		\| ¦ \| of the door which will slide apart.
	\| c1 ! c2 \|		\| c1 ¦ c2 \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| \|		\| \|
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ ! / \| Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' are valid player spaces.		\| \ ¦ / \| Make sure sectors 'f' and 'g' are valid player spaces.
	\|f * ! * g\| (Alt-S in 2D mode).		\|f * ¦ * g\| (Alt-S in 2D mode).
	\| / c1 ! c2 \ \|		\| / c1 ¦ c2 \ \|
	\|/ ! \\|		\|/ ¦ \\|
	------------*		------------*
	\| \|		\| \|
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ ! / \| Raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and for each sector		\| \ ¦ / \| Raise the floors of sectors 'f' and 'g' and for each sector
	\|f v1 ! v2 g\| mask one of the diagonal lines. In this example we'll mask		\|f v1 ¦ v2 g\| mask one of the diagonal lines. In this example we'll mask
	\| / ! \ \| <- these two diagonal lines. Mask them for example with 'glass2'.		\| / ¦ \ \| <- these two diagonal lines. Mask them for example with 'glass2'.
	\|/ c1 ! c2 \\| If you use 'glass1' you'll be able to break the glass and walk		\|/ c1 ¦ c2 \\| If you use 'glass1' you'll be able to break the glass and walk
	------------* through the door without ever having to open it.		------------* through the door without ever having to open it.
	\| v3 \| Make the walls a bit translucent so you can see through them.		\| v3 \| Make the walls a bit translucent so you can see through them.
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	------------*		------------*
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ c1 ! c2 / \| 'v1' and 'v2' have been moved down onto 'v3' The three		\| \ c1 ¦ c2 / \| 'v1' and 'v2' have been moved down onto 'v3' The three
	\|f \ ! / g\| vertices are all in the same place. They do NOT connect.		\|f \ ¦ / g\| vertices are all in the same place. They do NOT connect.
	\| \ ! / \|		\| \ ¦ / \|
	\| \ ! / \|		\| \ ¦ / \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	\| b \|		\| b \|
	v4 ------------* v5		v4 ------------* v5
	\|\ ! /\|		\|\ ¦ /\|
	\| \ c1 ! c2 / \| Insert two new vertices on the diagonal lines.		\| \ c1 ¦ c2 / \| Insert two new vertices on the diagonal lines.
	\|f \ ! / g\| 'v4' and 'v5' have been named for the next picture.		\|f \ ¦ / g\| 'v4' and 'v5' have been named for the next picture.
	\| * ! * \|		\| * ¦ * \|
	\| \ ! / \|		\| \ ¦ / \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	\| * v6 \|		\| * v6 \|
	\| /!\ \|		\| /!\ \|
	\| / ! \ \|		\| / ¦ \ \|
	\| / ! \ \|		\| / ¦ \ \|
	\| / ! \ \|		\| / ¦ \ \|
	\| / c1! c2 \ \|		\| / c1! c2 \ \|
	\|/ ! \\|		\|/ ¦ \\|
	v4 --- ! --- v5		v4 --- ¦ --- v5
	\| f \ ! / g \|		\| f \ ¦ / g \|
	------------*		------------*
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	\| v6 \| The little triangles in the middle are sectors		\| v6 \| The little triangles in the middle are sectors
	v4 ----------* v5 'c1' and 'c2'.		v4 ----------* v5 'c1' and 'c2'.
	\| f \ ! / g \|		\| f \ ¦ / g \|
	v7 ------------* v8		v7 ------------* v8
	\| v1-3 \|		\| v1-3 \|
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	/ v6 \		/ v6 \
	v4 --------------* v5 Move the vertices to the outside a bit.		v4 --------------* v5 Move the vertices to the outside a bit.
	\| f \ ! / g \|		\| f \ ¦ / g \|
	v7 ----------------* v8		v7 ----------------* v8
	\ v1-3 /		\ v1-3 /
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	\|v9 v6 \|v10		\|v9 v6 \|v10
	v4 ------------* v5 'v9' and 'v10' have been moved down. Sector 'b' has		v4 ------------* v5 'v9' and 'v10' have been moved down. Sector 'b' has
	\| f \ ! / g \| a width of 0. Same goes for vertices 'v11' and 'v12',		\| f \ ¦ / g \| a width of 0. Same goes for vertices 'v11' and 'v12',
	v7 --------------* v8 they have been moved up. Sector 'd' also has a width		v7 --------------* v8 they have been moved up. Sector 'd' also has a width
	\|v11 v12\| of 0.		\|v11 v12\| of 0.