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- more regarding UDMF editing - added some ideas and todo items
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[15:49] <SoM> if you split a linedef with a vertex, there should be an option that will align the second half of the split
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[15:49] <SoM> so like, if I have a line that is 128 units long
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[15:49] <SoM> and I split them in half
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[15:50] <SoM> the second linedef of the split would have the offset of the first + 64
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[15:50] <SoM> I don't think it would take much effort
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[15:50] <SoM> and it could easily be optional
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[15:51] <SoM> I've been doing a lot of detailing that would be made a lot easier with a feature like this
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[15:52] <CodeImp> i dont even think that should be an option, but normal behaviour
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[20:55] <esselaptop> CodeImp_: i thought of another nice feature that i don't think DB has. in slade, you can middle-click (or bind it to something else) to select the nearest vertex. like, if you're drawing a line and you want to connect it to something that's off-grid, you can just put the mouse nearby the off-grid vertex and middle-click, and it'll snap to it.
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Make Sector feature allows you to click somewhere and all surrounding lines will form a new sector. handy to split merged sectors.
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typed linedef arguments
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the possible types are also defined in the configuration
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this allows a user to pick from a list instead of entering a number for the linedef args
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Slider to change transparency amount of doublesided lines
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Draw association on top of highlight so that a highligted sector referring to it's own
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lines still show the line association. But for a line referring to the sector the association
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should be drawn underneath the highlight or the highlight would be invisible.
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