How do "I" do THAT in Doom Builder?

[Rozark]

The latter can be fixed by lower unpegging the tree/bush texture, giving it a middle texture of the correct texture on both sides, then raise/lower accordingly. Do note that sometimes you need to raise the texture higher than the intended region.

As for the former, all I can say is double check and make sure you did it right. Select a wall, apply the ladder texture over the red !, Thing Thrust Z (Force 15)/Player Bumps/Repeatable Action

[Megaman94]

I want the sky box texture to change depending on the ground's texture

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Script 7 OPEN
{
Delay(10800*2);
ReplaceTextures("LIGHTMOU","CRASSKY");
ReplaceTextures("BLIZBLU2", "MRXSTARS");
SetMusic("WTDW4MUS", 0);
Delay(10800*2);
if (CheckActorFloorTexture (6, "FROFLR4"));
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHSMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","LIGHCSKY", NOT_MIDDLE);

if(CheckActorFloorTexture (6, "LIGHGRA2"));
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHTMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","BLIZBLU2",NOT_MIDDLE);
SetMusic("WTDW1MUS", 0);
}


[Russel]

Well first off, that script will delay for ten minutes before doing anything. I recommend changing that line to say Delay(10); in the mean time.
Post about the results after you've tried that.

[Megaman94]

Well first off, that script will delay for ten minutes before doing anything. I recommend changing that line to say Delay(10); in the mean time.
Post about the results after you've tried that.

That is the delay between night and day

[Russel]

That's...still ten minutes. You're seriously telling me you're waiting a full ten minutes to test this?
That's absurd.
If you want to make sure a mechanic works, you don't want long delays like that, it just wastes time.

The script you have looks fine, but that doesn't necessarily mean it does what you want because ReplaceTextures applies to all instances of the texture in the map.
Make sure you're using ReplaceTextures for the area where you want the sky to show up, remove the delay and tell me if it works.

[Megaman94]

That's...still ten minutes. You're seriously telling me you're waiting a full ten minutes to test this?
That's absurd.
If you want to make sure a mechanic works, you don't want long delays like that, it just wastes time.

The script you have looks fine, but that doesn't necessarily mean it does what you want because ReplaceTextures applies to all instances of the texture in the map.
Make sure you're using ReplaceTextures for the area where you want the sky to show up, remove the delay and tell me if it works.

I did try it and it only does this part of the script

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if (CheckActorFloorTexture (6, "FROFLR4"));
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHSMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","LIGHCSKY", NOT_MIDDLE);

even if the floor was LIGHGRA2, it would change the texture to LIGHSMOU. As you can see here

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if(CheckActorFloorTexture (6, "LIGHGRA2"));
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHTMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","BLIZBLU2",NOT_MIDDLE);
SetMusic("WTDW1MUS", 0);
}
I want the texture to be LIGHTMOU if the ground is LIGHGRA2

[Russel]

Two things.
First, make sure there is a map spot or some thing tagged with 6 in the sector you wish to check.
Second, your if statements are going to do nothing because you don't specify a block for them to follow.
Place your ReplaceTextures lines in braces, like the following:

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if(CheckActorFloorTexture(6, "FROFLR4")){
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHSMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","LIGHCSKY", NOT_MIDDLE);}
Do this for all points when you call "if."

[Megaman94]

Two things.
First, make sure there is a map spot or some thing tagged with 6 in the sector you wish to check.
Second, your if statements are going to do nothing because you don't specify a block for them to follow.
Place your ReplaceTextures lines in braces, like the following:

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if(CheckActorFloorTexture(6, "FROFLR4")){
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHSMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","LIGHCSKY", NOT_MIDDLE);}
Do this for all points when you call "if."

I had a PlantManGrass prop in there

EDIT: I added the braces and it still doesn't work.

EDIT 2: So, I changed the script and I got it to work

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if(weather == "snowy")
{
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHSMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","LIGHCSKY", NOT_MIDDLE);
}
else
{
ReplaceTextures("CRASSKY","LIGHTMOU");
ReplaceTextures("MRXSTARS","BLIZBLU2",NOT_MIDDLE);
}

SetMusic("WTDW1MUS", 0);
}


[Zero1000]

Here are some questions for my map.

1: How do i make a slope?

2: How do i make elecman traps? I plan to use them for decorative purposes, but they will still cause damage. Also, they will stay there without deactivating.

3: How do i make a window?

[Russel]

1: Linedef Action 181: Plain Align. Attach this to a linedef of the sector in the direction you want the slope to go.
2: Those are weird, but if you're just putting them in for decorative purposes, just make a linedef across where you want the elec traps to cover and set the middle texture to ELECZZ and realign it to where you want. This is akin to making fences.
If they're for decorative purposes, it's not necessary to make it deal damage.
3: Make a linedef with a middle texture as the texture you want for your window. If you're using UDMF, tag the line with wrap middle texture and block everything, under "Custom" you can set alpha to something higher than 0 and lower than 1.
If you're using Hexen format, set the line's action to 121: set line identification. Under flags, set to wrap middle texture and change the alpha to a value between 0 and 255.

[Megaman94]

I am trying to make a custom obituary for a sector in my map, and I can't seem to get it to work. How do you add obituaries to a PK3?
(yes, I already know about the language lump)

[Russel]

You don't.
There are only the special obituaries used for native damage types, as specified on the zdoom wiki page.

[Megaman94]

What is "nobotfix" which is given to the Mega Man Killers during their fight?

[Russel]

It's used to stop the script that forces bots to move.

It's...weird to explain...
Basically bots have a script that allows them to "unstick" themselves from ledges if you approach them.

[Megaman94]

It's used to stop the script that forces bots to move.

It's...weird to explain...
Basically bots have a script that allows them to "unstick" themselves from ledges if you approach them.

If you use the bots for the boss battle, how come they don't talk during the fight like a bot?