How to Prevent Crashes in DoomEdit - Revision history

Tels: key typo

2007-10-13T12:56:10Z

key typo

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	# Draw a brush around the desired area and select <code>Region > Set Brush</code> - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. <code>Region > Off</code> will restore it of course.		# Draw a brush around the desired area and select <code>Region > Set Brush</code> - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. <code>Region > Off</code> will restore it of course.

	You can also hide things (by pressing {{key\|name=h}}) which you don't need to see in the render. {{key-shift}}+{{key\|name=h}} will make them re-appear.		You can also hide things (by pressing {{key\|name=H}}) which you don't need to see in the render. {{key-shift}}+{{key\|name=H}} will make them re-appear.

	{{editing}}		{{editing}}
	{{troubleshooting}}		{{troubleshooting}}

Tels: add keys

2007-10-13T12:52:53Z

add keys

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	As soon as a map reaches a certain size, you are very likely to experience crashes when rendering it in the editor. that's because it is rendering the whole map at once and the editor is already eating up lots of your system's resources.		As soon as a map reaches a certain size, you are very likely to experience crashes when rendering it in the editor. that's because it is rendering the whole map at once and the editor is already eating up lots of your system's resources.

	There~~'s 2~~ easy things you can do about that:		There are two easy things you can do about that:

	# Turn on Cubic Clipping (View > Cubic Clipping, Shortcut: ~~Ctrl~~+\).		# Turn on '''Cubic Clipping''' (<code>View > Cubic Clipping</code>, Shortcut: {{key-ctrl}}+{{key\|name=\}}).
	# Draw a brush around the desired area and select Region > Set Brush - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. Region > Off will restore it of course.		# Draw a brush around the desired area and select <code>Region > Set Brush</code> - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. <code>Region > Off</code> will restore it of course.

	You can also hide things (by pressing "h") which you don't need to see in the render. ~~Shift~~-h will make them re-appear.		You can also hide things (by pressing {{key\|name=h}}) which you don't need to see in the render. {{key-shift}}+{{key\|name=h}} will make them re-appear.

	{{editing}}		{{editing}}
	{{troubleshooting}}		{{troubleshooting}}

Tels: re-org

2007-10-07T17:14:33Z

re-org

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	You can also hide things (by pressing "h") which you don't need to see in the render. Shift-h will make them re-appear.		You can also hide things (by pressing "h") which you don't need to see in the render. Shift-h will make them re-appear.

	~~[[Category:Editing]]~~		{{editing}}
	~~[[Category:Problems]]~~		{{troubleshooting}}

Greebo at 05:55, 14 September 2006

2006-09-14T05:55:08Z

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	# Turn on Cubic Clipping (View > Cubic Clipping, Shortcut: Ctrl+\).		# Turn on Cubic Clipping (View > Cubic Clipping, Shortcut: Ctrl+\).
	# Draw a brush around the desired area and select Region > Set Brush - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. Region > Off will restore it of course.		# Draw a brush around the desired area and select Region > Set Brush - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. Region > Off will restore it of course.

			You can also hide things (by pressing "h") which you don't need to see in the render. Shift-h will make them re-appear.

	[[Category:Editing]]		[[Category:Editing]]
	[[Category:Problems]]		[[Category:Problems]]

Greebo at 05:54, 14 September 2006

2006-09-14T05:54:11Z

New page

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As soon as a map reaches a certain size, you are very likely to experience crashes when rendering it in the editor. that's because it is rendering the whole map at once and the editor is already eating up lots of your system's resources.

There's 2 easy things you can do about that:

# Turn on Cubic Clipping (View > Cubic Clipping, Shortcut: Ctrl+\).
# Draw a brush around the desired area and select Region > Set Brush - this will temporarily cut away everything not inside the brush from your map. Region > Off will restore it of course.

[[Category:Editing]]
[[Category:Problems]]