Again, sorry for the double post but this is important.
The drawing sectors counter-clockwise bug strikes again but this time, on a much worse scale.
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See the right most sector there? I drew that one counter-clockwise...when the edit sector properties came up, it gave me the properties
to the thok barrier, which I found very strange. Especially since the sector wasn't even connected to it at all. I hit cancel and I got the selections you see in those pictures. The red dot displays the mouse position in each one. When I went to the Display Map Errors dialog, it told me that
six, yes six sectors were unclosed. I attempted to fix all the linedef references only to find out that one of the sectors was unclosable...
it had linedefs that I could not select, furthermore it made saving the map completely impossible because the nodesbuilder rejected the map each time due to the corrupted sector. The sector was supposed to be around the top right vertex on the sector I drew but no matter how hard I searched, I could not find any linedefs that belonged to this sector. It forced me to use a backup. I really suggest this be fixed ASAP, it's made me scared to drew sectors now.
EDIT: Okay, after restoring my backup I tried drawing the sector clockwise...DB messed up and reproduced the error. Now I can't draw the sector at all...
EDITv2: Aha! I got it, it's not how I draw the sector...it's where the starting vertex is placed. If I press Insert in linedefs mode and start drawing the sector from either the top right or top left vertex in those pictures, I get the bug I mentioned but I start anywhere else, I get a clean sector. Now I can draw sectors at peace...