Stupid Bunny

Thanks, that did it. I guess this is what happens when basically the entire map is deep underground. Amazing the things I'm still learning after all these years. I've got a problem to fix with floors lowering and not changing textures now, but I think I've found an answer to that in another thread.

You'll soon discover that Sandy maps are among the most polarizing topics in the Doom community.

I’m glad after all these years the arguments about GZDoom haven’t gone away I don’t really have a standard, and I guess I just like to go with whatever bare minimum the map is optimized for. If it takes advantage of GZDoom’s features I’ll play it with GZDoom. If it uses Boom actions I’ll go with PRBoom+. If it’s vanilla compatible I might just try putting it on my 486 PC and playing it legit ;)

I first played vanilla Doom as a wee tot in my dad’s old PC. I was playing without monsters, which I suppose my dad thought would make it less scary but in hindsight wandering around completely alone in places full of corpses and blood and walls made of flesh wasn’t much better. Doom freaked me out enough at that age that I didn’t play again for another 8 years or so. By then our DOS version of Doom had disappeared which means that to my undying disappointment my first experience with Doom II was with Doom 95. The greatest service the Doom community ever did me was introducing me to source ports so I could never touch Doom 95 again.

I've once again resumed work on my Map Project That Will Not Die, and from the beginning I've been set on making it compatible with as many limit-removing sourceports as I can. Unfortunately I've found that on one map in particular there are a number of features that don't work properly when I test the map in Crispy Doom--although it works fine in PrBoom+ and GZDoom, at least. In two separate spots on the map, sectors tagged with 40-W1 Ceiling Raise to Highest Ceiling will continue to rise way higher than any adjacent sector; they do eventually stop, although I can't tell where or what they're actually rising to. In another instance, a sector tagged with 102-S1 Floor Lower to Highest Floor will not slowly lower to the floor, like it's supposed to, but instead instantaneously rise to some unknown point way inside the ceiling that, again, corresponds to no adjacent sector that I can see. Is this just a bug with Crispy Doom? Should I be testing this with a different limit-removing port? Or is there something else I actually need to fix? I haven't seen this happen in any of the other maps in the WAD but I'll keep poking around to see what else breaks.