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Ok, here's the first tute of many. With pictures! Ok, first set the brush that will be your button to a func_darkmod_button (I h

When the dialog is first created it consists of a title and an OK and CANCEL button only. You'll want to call the <tt>add*()</tt> methods on ...ge carries a "Notification" icon (e.g. a light bulb) and features a single OK button.

...e 1024 x 768. It will not have a soft ragged edge in game but it will work OK. * Click OK. Click OK again on the main objectives window then save your map.

* Reduce the 'Value' (brightness) to about 40 and click OK. Note that this is shown as 0.40 0.40 0.40 in the properties of the light i * Scroll the texture so the dark lines are not showing and the beam looks OK.

Ok, the street leads to the void, we will build a street that goes up and to t ...I'm being a bit sloppy here and I let my site line get a bit long. That's OK though, when detailing the map it might be a good spot to not put quite as

* Click [[Image:Button ok.png]] and you have a static door. ...(looked at from the front) then springs back. A ''double handle'' model is OK but two singles (see ''Multiple door handles'' below) need more care as onl

...exe</tt> and select "Open with Wine Windows Emulator" from the menu. Click OK and wait for the package to extract. #* does not contain any blanks (e.g. <code>C:/doom3</code> is ok, <code>C:/Program files/Doom3</code> is not)

:* Click ''OK''. :* Click ''OK''.

...exe</tt> and select "Open with Wine Windows Emulator" from the menu. Click OK and wait for the package to extract. #* is in all lowercase (e.g. <code>/usr/local/lib/doom3</code> is ok, <code>/home/username/MyDoom</code> is not). This is especially important f

...en when you approach it (you won't see the ones too far away at all that's OK) * Click OK.

...> preferences > tab "security > edit > select users > full control > ok > ok.<br> ...will appear to warn you about no-cd patched. Accept this by clicking the "OK"-button.

resetTime "inventoryitemicon" 0; // OK in onTime handler set "Debug::text" "$inventoryitemicon::myval"; // OK in event handler, where Debug is another windowDef and myval is a user vari

* On the normal map dialog click OK. ...ed probably blue looking with depressions, eg inverted the heights; that's OK.

# The model selector dialog appears, Select the correct model. Click {{ok}}. ...form the collision shape. I've had a brush with 12 surfaces as a moveable OK. I don't know if there is a limit but it's my belief that it won't work if

'''notice_body_generic_1''' "Hey, are you ok? Hello?"<br> '''notice_body_female_1''' "Hey lady, are you ok? Uh... she’s hurt, I think!"

...The rest of the dialog settings are ok, leave the revision at HEAD. Click OK. ...k you about a certificate (thanks to PinkDot for that screenshot). This is ok and must be accepted, of course: choose '''Accept Permanently'''). Now the

If all looks good than click OK. * Click the OK button and OK again and save your map.

'''search3_5''' "Ok, I mean it. Show yourself.” '''notice_body_female_1''' "Hey are you ok? Uh... she’s hurt!"

...ted and there is no z-fighting, but it's a rectangular shape, but can look ok if not too many particles are used. Another alternative is the cylinder dis ...article name), for example something like "mymap_particles" and then press ok. Make sure you save it into doom3/base/particles as saving it into doom3/da