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Jwaffe: minor typo

2014-06-01T17:26:49Z

minor typo

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	Trivia: [[EDuke]] 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.		Trivia: [[EDuke]] 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.

	This is also used ~~as a~~ sector struct.		This is also used in the sector struct.

	[[Category:Sector structure members]]		[[Category:Sector structure members]]
	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 16:41, 21 March 2012

2012-03-21T16:41:32Z

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	Visibility is distance shading/fog used in the BUILD Engine. It is originally set to whatever number DEFAULTVISIBILITY in USER.CON ~~is defined as~~. 0 is considered fully bright (no fog). The higher the value		Visibility is distance shading/fog used in the BUILD Engine. It is originally set to whatever number is passed to [[gamestartup]] via DEFAULTVISIBILITY in USER.CON. 0 is considered fully bright (no fog). The higher the value, the more fog.

	The ~~[http://www.eduke32.com/wiki/index.php?title=Player_Member_Functions Player Member Function] "~~visibility" allows you to edit this on the fly through ~~Cons~~. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in ~~DEFAULTVSIBILITY~~. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.		The player structure member '''visibility''' allows you to edit this on the fly through cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVISIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.

	~~Eduke~~ 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.		Trivia: [[EDuke]] 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.

	This is also used as a sector struct.		This is also used as a sector struct.

LordMisfit at 22:37, 16 October 2007

2007-10-16T22:37:28Z

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	Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.		Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.

			This is also used as a sector struct.

			[[Category:Sector structure members]]
	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

TX at 23:50, 24 September 2005

2005-09-24T23:50:00Z

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	Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.		Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.

			[[Category:Player structure members]]

Plugwash at 13:25, 10 January 2005

2005-01-10T13:25:38Z

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	The [http://www.eduke32.com/wiki/index.php?title=Player_Member_Functions Player Member Function] "visibility" allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.		The [http://www.eduke32.com/wiki/index.php?title=Player_Member_Functions Player Member Function] "visibility" allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.

	Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the mhs file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.		Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the [[mhs]] file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.

Plugwash at 13:24, 10 January 2005

2005-01-10T13:24:46Z

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	The [http://www.eduke32.com/wiki/index.php?title=Player_Member_Functions Player Member Function] "visibility" allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.		The [http://www.eduke32.com/wiki/index.php?title=Player_Member_Functions Player Member Function] "visibility" allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.

			Eduke 2.1 did not save this in the mhs file resulting in a game stuck on fullbright.

Mblackwell at 17:49, 25 December 2004

2004-12-25T17:49:37Z

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	Visibility is distance shading/fog used in the BUILD Engine. It is originally set to whatever number DEFAULTVISIBILITY in USER.CON is defined as. 0 is considered fully bright (no fog). The higher the value		Visibility is distance shading/fog used in the BUILD Engine. It is originally set to whatever number DEFAULTVISIBILITY in USER.CON is defined as. 0 is considered fully bright (no fog). The higher the value

	The [[Player Member Function]~~] .~~visibility allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.		The [http://www.eduke32.com/wiki/index.php?title=Player_Member_Functions Player Member Function] "visibility" allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.

Mblackwell at 17:47, 25 December 2004

2004-12-25T17:47:05Z

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Visibility is distance shading/fog used in the BUILD Engine. It is originally set to whatever number DEFAULTVISIBILITY in USER.CON is defined as. 0 is considered fully bright (no fog). The higher the value

The [[Player Member Function]] .visibility allows you to edit this on the fly through Cons. If not constantly set it will put itself back at the value specified in DEFAULTVSIBILITY. This is useful for many effects, including creating a lantern, or flashing the screen when you fire (as with the [[flash]] command or EXPLOSION2), but without making the shading/fog fully bright.