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GZDoom Builder doesnt see my decorate actors?


Mengo

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So I've been working on my mod and after a few hours in slade adding things, I started GZDoom Builder, and when i opened the map, It ignored all of my actors

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I suspect a missing { somewhere in your code, having that the software tells you that everything is not a class. This probably happens because you have some mistake in the class specification line, that has to be 

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ACTOR xxxx 10000

{

 

}

Or you have placed your doom edit numbers in the mapinfo file and not in the decorate file (near the actor name like in the previous example).

 

However I don't think that your error is anything else than a syntax error

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5 hours ago, Simomarchi said:

Or you have placed your doom edit numbers in the mapinfo file and not in the decorate file

I've done that for some Zscript classes I've modified from realm667. The thing is this didn't make gzdb go blind when I did that a long time ago

Slade's built in map editor doesn't have this issue however.

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2 minutes ago, boris said:

For ZScript classes to work in GZDB* you need to load gzdoom.pk3 as a resource.

I do that, but I need my DECORATE classes to work.

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2 hours ago, Mengo said:

The thing is this didn't make gzdb go blind when I did that a long time ago

Because Zscript and Decorate work in a different way. If you have a Zscript code you have to write your doomed nums in a mapinfo (or zmapinfo) file, but if you have a Decorate file you have to write your doomed numbers right near the actor name, in the decorate file not in an external one.

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1 hour ago, Simomarchi said:

Because Zscript and Decorate work in a different way. If you have a Zscript code you have to write your doomed nums in a mapinfo (or zmapinfo) file, but if you have a Decorate file you have to write your doomed numbers right near the actor name, in the decorate file not in an external one.

All my doomed numbers are in the same lump as the decorate actor

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Mind posting some more screenshots, I may be able to help. (no promises).

 

(shots like decorate of said invisible "thing" or other shots inside the main editor as to what we see when placed (if that's possible)).

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