tutorials:mapping:first_room
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| - | There are 3 places you can place a texture on lines: Upper, Lower, and Middle. Upper is the wall that's created when you lower a ceiling down. Lower is the wall created when you raise a floor. Middle is the space between (for transparent textures), or a wall that has no sector behind it. You can change the textures either by going into the Lines mode (L, or click the button) and right-clicking them, or by going into the 3D mode (Q) and right clicking the highlighted line there. You may notice that if you place a middle texture that you can walk through it. Don't worry about that, or skip to the Linedef Properties section below. | + | There are 3 places you can place a texture on lines: Upper, Lower, and Middle. Upper is the wall that's created when you lower a ceiling down. Lower is the wall created when you raise a floor. Middle is the space between (for transparent textures), or a wall that has no sector behind it. You can change the textures either by going into the Lines mode (L, or click the button) and right-clicking them, or by going into the 3D mode (Q) and right clicking the highlighted line there. You may notice that if you place a middle texture |
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