Re: Help with breaking windows


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Posted by Strontium Dog on February 06, 1998 at 12:21:18:

In Reply to: Help with breaking windows posted by Nebula on February 05, 1998 at 20:15:17:

> soooo, it seems easy. I've applied the info for both sides of glass pane in the cog, but it still won't work! can someone give me a real easy step-by-step instruction thingy on how to do this? like what flags besides "used in cog" should I apply? I applied "impassible", was this a mistake? please help...

I have tried the following way, and worked for me:

Get the C2_breakingglass.cog and C2_breakingglassclient.cog (or very similiar names) from the CTF/Episode location in JK

Insert both into project directory (no need to edit the cogs)

In JED, place the breakingglass then client cogs using placed cogs window (I know that you absolutely need braking glass placed, not sure about client-it should however be in project directory)

In placed cogs window, with breakingglass.cog highlighted, insert the sector/face values for glass and glass2 in the format xx yy (i.e. sector 10, face 5 would be 10 5)

For each face of the window, check surface flag as impassable, make sure adjoin flags are neither passable nor non-passable (don't know if passable would be bad), and check translucent (spelled transluent) flag (under bottom choice on list)


I think this should do it (I hope I didn't forget anything)


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