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Spencer K. Olson
Jan 18, 1994, 9:22:32 PM1/18/94
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I think that perhaps 'Nodes' refers to the Deathmatch warp nodes... if
you are going to play a level in a Deathmatch network game, you require
at least 4 of them...
Spencer "ran into problems with Jumbler & Deathmatch..." Olson
ols...@elof.iit.edu
David M. Simpson
Jan 18, 1994, 8:29:47 PM1/18/94
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If there is anyone out there that knows what the NODES section in the map
definitions is used for and how it is setup, I would really like to hear
about it. I've got most everything else figured out, but the NODES are
confusing the hell out of me.
What I do know about them is that each entry is 28 bytes (14 ints)
set up like this: X Y ? ? Y Y X X Y Y X X Index Index, where the X's and Y's
are coordinates on the map, the Indices are some sort of refernce number
(to SSECs, I believe) abd I have no clue what the ?s are (but haven't looked
at those too much yet). I really can't tell if specific points are made
by combos of the X and Y coordinates or if they diffine lines or what.
Perhaps more importantly, what are the NODES function?
definitions is used for and how it is setup, I would really like to hear
about it. I've got most everything else figured out, but the NODES are
confusing the hell out of me.
What I do know about them is that each entry is 28 bytes (14 ints)
set up like this: X Y ? ? Y Y X X Y Y X X Index Index, where the X's and Y's
are coordinates on the map, the Indices are some sort of refernce number
(to SSECs, I believe) abd I have no clue what the ?s are (but haven't looked
at those too much yet). I really can't tell if specific points are made
by combos of the X and Y coordinates or if they diffine lines or what.
Perhaps more importantly, what are the NODES function?
David Simpson
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