Category:Editing C-9 Effects: Difference between revisions

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 Some may be outdated, and some may be incorrect -- this page exists to get you started with the Level Editing and may not currently cover some of the additional features available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.

C-9 Canisters (Visible)

C-9 is what creates the majority of choreographed explosions in Duke,Nukem 3D. To create an explosive can, simply place a sprite where you want the can to be. Change it to either the C-9 sprite (#1247), the OOZFILTER sprite (#1079), or the exploding barrel sprite (#1238). If you want to place explosive underwater mines, place the BOUNCEMINE sprite (#940). If you own version 1.4 or 1.5 of Duke Nukem 3D, you can use the GUNPOWDERBARREL (#4360) as well.

Switch Activated Explosions

This effect allows you to choreograph explosions and set them off via a switch.

• STEP 1: Place a switch sprite somewhere in your level. This will be where you set off the explosion from. Give the switch sprite a unique lotag value.
• STEP 2: Place one Masterswitch sprite in *every* sector that you want an explosion to take place in. Give every single Masterswitch sprite the same lotag value that you gave the switch. If you want to create a delay between flipping the switch and the first explosion, give the Masterswitch a hitag value of the delay you wish to have.
• STEP 3: Place C-9 sprites (#1247) everywhere you want an explosion to take place. You can raise the sprites to where you want, creating some nicely choreographed explosions.
• NOTE 1: Placing a large number of C-9 sprites can cause your computer to slow drastically if you are running on a slower processor.
• STEP 4: Shrink each C-9 sprite as far as you can width wise. This can be done by using the [5]+[4] key combination on the *numberpad*. When the sprites shrink no farther, you know that you are as small as you can get.
• STEP 5: Give every C-9 sprite a hitag value equal to the lotag value that you gave the switch in step 1.
• STEP 6: Now give each C-9 sprite any lotag value that you want. The lotag value for each C-9 sprite is the delay that the C-9 will wait before exploding.
• NOTE 2: A lotag value of 0 on the C-9 sprites will cause these sprites to *not* explode. Make sure that the lotag value is greater than 0.
• NOTE 3: A lotag value of 96 is roughly one second. Experiment to find out what is best for your situation.

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