From: "Brian Sipos" To: Reply-To: ml@qoole.com Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 09:26:42 -0500 Subject: Re: Visual problems Actually, I had this happen to me recently. I made a fairly large room with many textured boxes and some ramps on the walls. When in Qoole the textures were perfectly aligned and the ramps went together with a minimal degree of error. I compiled and when I went into the rooms all the textures were misaligned by at least 3 pixels and there was a one or two pixel gap between the segments of the ramps. I just moved things around a little and now it's ok, but that really sucks. There should be a way to join the sides of objects so that there wouldn't be any gaps. Well that's all for today... -----Original Message----- From: Charles Boardman To: ml@qoole.com Date: Monday, February 09, 1998 7:03 AM Subject: Re: Visual problems >Hi again, > >> Doesn't that mean that sense Qoole saves fractional values to a *.qle file >> that the vertexes really won't be misaligned if you just load and save to >> *.qle? > >Well, you would think that this was the case wouldn't you. I think that >the problem is that some amount of precision is lost each time you save >your file in qoole (which kinda sounds bad for the ppl who make regular >backups). My friend's level is in a state WHEreby if he saved it now >(with Qoole of course) and then loaded that (just saved) level back in, he >would have a different level to the on he saved. The difference is only >slight, but it introduces a leak, which is very not good. This has also >happened in one of my older levels, whcih I no longer care to rescue :( > >regards, > >Moonie. > ---------------------------------------- > Charles Boardman :: chb96r@ecs.soton.ac.uk > http://www.dsse.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~chb96r/moonglum.html > -------------------Here endeth the email.------------------- >