Springs & rings on floating FoF

epsilon

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #1

I'm having trouble making a spring & rings go on a flaoting platform.

 

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Kaysakado

Member

• Oct 17, 2007

• #2

What Map Editor are you using?

 

Jazz

Member

• Oct 17, 2007

• #3

You're going to have to mess around with the offsets manually until you get your objects at the desired height.

 

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Kaysakado

Member

• Oct 17, 2007

• #4

...unless he's using SRB2DB, hence my question.

 

glaber

Emblem Radar Ready

• Oct 17, 2007

• #5

Even then he will have to do so manualy. SRB2 Builder doesn't automaticly throw an item up on an FOF.

I'm guessing this is for your RBB map is it not epsilon?

 

sonicfreak94

Member

• Oct 17, 2007

• #6

Instant floor lower works well, though if you are actually in SRB2DB for editing, I'm pretty sure theres a way to change the vertical position.

 

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Kaysakado

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #7

 

Rob

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #8

...Two IE windows when Firefox is clearly installed on your system?

For shame.

 

supersonic45

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #9

Well, some sites that I go to(Like my school) Requires IE, so he may be on a site that only allows IE.

 

LoganA

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Sonic Team Junior

• Oct 17, 2007

• #10

supersonic45 said:

Well, some sites that I go to(Like my school) Requires IE, so he may be on a site that only allows IE.

Click to expand...

http://ietab.mozdev.org/

 

sonicfreak94

Member

• Oct 17, 2007

• #11

I wish wadauthor had the Z position option... Using instant floor lower just adds to the hundreds of sector tags in a level O.o.

 

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Kaysakado

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #12

Meh, I sometimes use Firefox, but I think that the bar at the top takes up too much space, and also, if you click back while on a forum, you have to press refresh to get the full version. If there was a way to turn off the cache...

 

Rob

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #13

That's the benefit of Firefox's back button. I'd rather not refresh a page I'm going back to. It defeats the point.

 

on Edge

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• Oct 17, 2007

• #14

Dark Warrior said:

...Two IE windows when Firefox is clearly installed on your system?

For shame.

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Stop going offtopic about this every time a screen is posted. It's annoying.

 

Rob

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• Oct 18, 2007

• #15

Last I checked, I can.

I'd appreciate it if I weren't told to do by you, thanks.

 

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Kaysakado

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• Oct 18, 2007

• #16

Dark Warrior said:

That's the benefit of Firefox's back button. I'd rather not refresh a page I'm going back to. It defeats the point.

Click to expand...

No, it's Firefox that requires the refresh, IE that doesn't. (At least for me)

 

Rob

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• Oct 18, 2007

• #17

Exactly. Firefox doesn't refresh the page, meaning I don't lose anything on what I had before. Which is the whole point of the back button, and IE defeats that point.

 

Shadow Hog

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• Oct 18, 2007

• #18

'Kay, let's get back on-topic.

ED: for reference, DW below is referring to my original note that he's using IE7 and yet has two windows open instead of another tab.

Which was off-topic.

 

Rob

Member

• Oct 18, 2007

• #19

...I didn't even notice that.

But you're right. What on earth is Kaysakado thinking?

 

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Kaysakado

Member

• Oct 18, 2007

• #20

Was that sarcasm? Anyways, DW, I think it's a disadvantage: most people use the back button to go to the previous page, not to see what you had before, and when it is used like that, it's almost never on anything that would frequently update, like a forum.

EDIT: OMFG, same time post and edit. The sarcasm commen was directed at Shadow Hog before he edited his post.