To draw new sectors outside of existing sectors:

This is analogous to drawing sectors in db2/gzdb's 2d mode. The user continues to click points until the line is closed by clicking the original point again. An action (such as r-click) will begin drawing a line from that point. A marker will highlight the closest point on the grid that the user is aiming at. The user must aim at the grid on the floor or ceiling of a sector. To draw new sectors inside existing sectors: It should only take a second or two for cases outside of very complex maps (or underpowered machines). Reloading won't take a negligible amount of time, so the process is built around it being a distinct action the user takes. All changes will be saved before a rebuild/reload. This will rebuild the nodes and move the player to the same position they were already in.Īll changes that require a reload must still be visible, until the wad is manually reloaded. This does not reload the wad in the engine.Īt any point the wad can be reloaded. The wad loaded will be saved to a temporary file, possibly WADNAME_edit.wad or similar.Īny changes in the map can be saved to the temp wad at any time. Should work the same for floors and ceilings. Select a floor/ceiling and use the scrollwheel to change the height.

Until new UI elements can be implemented, a console will be necessary. The engine must support reloading a level from a wad file.Īny changes must be able to be saved without reloading the wad. įreelook is necessary for aiming at floors/ceilings.Īny changes that don't require a node rebuild can be visible immediately.Īny changes that DO require a node rebuild need to be signified somehow, a preview of sorts.

RAW Paste Data In-engine Doom Level Editor:Ĭontrols based off db2/gzdb visual mode where applicable.

Doom level editor