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From:Holland
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 01-04-2001 02:50 AM               

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(I don't know if this is already discussed)
but... Can you avoid the level editor from stretching the textures everytime?
(i mean that would really help me,'caus my levels aren't very cool becaus of my textures that are all stretched)

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From:LONDON, ENGLAND
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 01-04-2001 03:45 AM               

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Be careful not to use one block for the entire height or length of your room, build it out of squares, colouring each one with the texture. The textures are set up to fill the standard square that TR works on (for jumps and so on)

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From:England, Sheffield
Registered: Dec 2000

posted 01-04-2001 03:57 AM               

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well i making a level and it is about 17 in ceiling height but when i put a small door in (what is about 8 ceiling in height).i then when i apply a texture on top of the door i have to fill all of the ceiling (i can't move the floor line or ceiling line up or down please help?

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From:Hérouville France
Registered: May 99

posted 01-04-2001 04:30 AM            

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Manual states the "this is sloppy modeling"
To avoid the wall panel above the door to be stretched, you've got to stack rooms.

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From:Sweden
Registered: Mar 2000

posted 01-04-2001 11:42 AM               

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You can devide you wall panels into sections. This sis all covered in the tutorial section of the manual. Page 13 to be exact. If you haven't gone through the tutorial, I definatly recomend it.

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From:LONDON, ENGLAND
Registered: Jan 2001

posted 01-04-2001 12:48 PM               

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Originally posted by tomb raider fan:
well i making a level and it is about 17 in ceiling height but when i put a small door in (what is about 8 ceiling in height).i then when i apply a texture on top of the door i have to fill all of the ceiling (i can't move the floor line or ceiling line up or down please help?

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Build your first room to the height of the door but no ceiling, place another room with no floor on top to complete the height you require

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From:ocala,fl,US
Registered: Dec 2000

posted 01-05-2001 04:01 PM            

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Stacking rooms that are smaller in height will do the trick.Check the manual for exact info.

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