spriteclip.txt: refer to _clipshape0.map instead of _clipshape_.map.

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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ loading a single map with all sectors/walls/sprites thrown together.
* To associate a picnum with a bunch of sectors, place a sprite with that picnum in
some inner sector of the lot. At the end stage of editing, align the sprite so that
the model matches the sectors well. See samples/_clipshape_.map for examples.
the model matches the sectors well. See samples/_clipshape0.map for examples.
* A picnum may be associated with many "layers" (called "indices" in the code) of
sectorwork. This serves two purposes: one is to enable more complex shapes than
@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ loading a single map with all sectors/walls/sprites thrown together.
of any wall of an inner sector to the picnums to be aliased to layer containing the wall.
If only one of them is set, it is taken as a picnum, otherwise as a both-sided inclusive
range, the order doesn't matter. The pigcop tank is present as an example in
samples/_clipshape_.map. If a picnum has multiple layers, it is advisable to set the same
samples/_clipshape0.map. If a picnum has multiple layers, it is advisable to set the same
lotags/hitags for each layer. Note that you do not need to set tags unless you intend to
have more than one picnum to share a clipping shape.