posted 05-14-2002 01:45 AM               

0 - 9 seem to be stable - I hope!

posted 05-15-2002 01:27 PM               

If your flipmaps are big try to resize the rooms to smaller parts by deviding the rooms and connect them again so only the nessesary collums or slopes will flip. In this way the flipmaps are smaller and maybe they will work because of the smaller memory they take?

posted 05-17-2002 11:34 PM               

My levels are "open space" levels, so they seem really HUGE, but actually they are really little in the map! It is because until now, I used "huge" flipmaps who made the game to crash even when pressing the switch for them. For this reason I had to "stop" the level in order it could work in any playable occasion... It was because I went over the amont of polygons allowed.

A "trick" is to NOT use static objects on flipmaps. When you flip a room, they are conted TWICE if you keep them in the flipped room...

No static objects mean LESS polygons on total for the engine. Sometimes I had to put away many static objects from the MAP, (even in different and FAR places from the flipped rooms) without deleting or changing any of the rooms, just to avoid all the crashes and the problems