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When a moving sector (for example a sliding sector) starts in bounds and gets slided out and back in there is no problem.
For example I made this map to illustrate
But if you drag a moving sector out of bounds at the beginning of a map and start the map with the sector out of bounds (for example you want to exchange moving sectors) Raze can't handle it.
See picture no.2
If a map starts with a moving sector out of bounds it doesn't appear if it's moved back in bounds.
DOS, NBlood and GDX can handle this.
I added the examples of these maps so you can check it out for yourself.
Unfortunately this one's not easy to fix. to properly triangulate a sector the renderer needs to know which lines define a shape. In this case the map analyzer detects two separate shapes, and this is only run once on map start because it's too costly to do repeatedly.
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[BUG] Mapedit: Sector out of bounds problem
[BUG] [Mapedit] Sector out of bounds problem
Sep 2, 2023
Raze version
Raze 1.7.1
Which game are you running with Raze?
Blood
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Windows 10
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Windows 10 Professional
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When a moving sector (for example a sliding sector) starts in bounds and gets slided out and back in there is no problem.

For example I made this map to illustrate
But if you drag a moving sector out of bounds at the beginning of a map and start the map with the sector out of bounds (for example you want to exchange moving sectors) Raze can't handle it.

See picture no.2
If a map starts with a moving sector out of bounds it doesn't appear if it's moved back in bounds.
DOS, NBlood and GDX can handle this.
I added the examples of these maps so you can check it out for yourself.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/mr7o8kt3tyu2ayh/example_maps_moving_sectors.zip/file
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