I Get Leaks When Info_location Touches The Void

menohack

<div class="IPBDescription">O_o</div> But isn't info_location supposed to surround each room and be the last "hull" of the map?

Also, when changing from room to room, should I just leave the info_location box open on one side where the other info_location attaches?

Thanks for any help.

Kester

info_location box? Locations names should be a single brush, not a box, tied to the entity info_location, placed either above or below your map.

menohack

I was thinking it was something like that... but does it matter if they are in the void?

monopolowa

cant have entities in the void. Period. I put my info_locations inside the floors or ceilings so they dont get in the way when i'm working on other stuff...

perso

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False. I've always had info_locations in the void and it works just fine. You just have to keep in mind that you're not supposed to use them as floors or ceilings, but place them below/above the floor/ceiling. Afterall, it's just used to (correct if I'm wrong) define the (x,y) coordinates. Thus the z value doesn't matter either.

Enceladus

info locations can be in the void.
mine are always 500 units below the map with a height of 4 units.

monopolowa

my bad, i guess...

menohack

Thanks guys.