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Category:	DOOM III Mapping D3 mapping and level design.
Moderators:	foyleman, Foxhound, Mystic, StrYdeR, batistablr, Welshy, DrBiggzz, supersword

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Topic: Fog

foyleman

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Category: DOOM III Mapping Posted: Friday, Sep. 3, 2004 08:19 pm
I am wrong. don't make it the exact size... make it a tiny bit larger so it sits inside of the walls. Otherwise you will get an overlap brush error.
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drech

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Category: DOOM III Mapping Posted: Saturday, Sep. 4, 2004 04:05 am
There should be some sort of a definite barrier between the floor of the upper room and the ceiling of the lower room. Make the fog extend into this barrier, no less, and no further. That should prevent both problems.
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