Total Destruction/Total_Destruction.iso/addons/93update.exe/BSP.INI

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[BSP]
; MODIFIED for v. 0.87b.
;
; Set to 0 to disable ability to "drag" vertices on selected brush.
; Set to 1 to use the vertex_drag_sensitivity to determine how brush is manipulated by vertex
;  dragging
; Set to 2 to use an alternate method (vertex_drag_sensitivity ignored).
; So, what's the technical difference?  Fine.  As you know, brush faces are defined by planes
;  and planes are defined by sets of three points.  As you also know, a vertex occurs at the
;  intersection of three planes.  The "plane" definition points don't necessarily correspond
;  to vertices.  How does vertex manipulation work then?  First, I check the "on-screen"
;  vertices for the "current" (Yellow) face and see if the user clicked on one of these
;  vertices.  If so, then I look at all of the brush faces and figure which ones also "include"
;  this vertex.
;
; Because planes are defined by three points, to manipulate a "vertex" the user's selected
;  vertex must become a definition point for each face that "vertex" is on.  But you can't just
;  swap any old plane definition point with the selected vertex.  The vertices must be maintained
;  in a certain order.
;
; Method (drag_vertex=2) replaces the plane points with the "previous", "selected" and "next"
;  vertices on the planes that are involved.  Thus, for triangular faces, this works perfectly.
;  But for faces with more points, manipulating the selected vertex causes the planes to
;  pivot on the line joining the previous and next vertices.  Try it and you will see what I
;  mean.  This is why I do not believe that vertex manipulation is useful.  (at least from a
;  leak minimization point of view).
;
; Method 1 is related.  However, rather than picking the previous and next vertices on the
;  screen representation, the following is done.  A vector from the selected vertex to
;  the next/previous vertex is calculated.  The vector is normalized.  Then the vector is
;  scaled by the vertex_drag_sensitivity.  Then the scaled vector is added to the
;  selected vertex.  Now, each plane is defined by the so-calculated previous vertex (v_d_s
;  units from the selected one), the selected vertex, and the next vertex (again v_d_s units
;  from the selected one).  Thus, if the v_d_s is very small, then moving the vertex will make
;  the involved planes move like crazy.  Higher values of v_d_s will make the involved planes
;  "change" less severely.
;
drag_vertex=2
;
; Determines how much other "planes" get manipulated by dragging on a vertex.  Lower
;  numbers are more "sensitive"
;
vertex_drag_sensitivity=32
;
; If set to 0, then only "vertical" planes can be dragged by clicking outside the face
;  with the left mouse button.  Higher numbers offer more of a "fudge factor"
;
face_drag_percent=10
;
; The next setting determines how "close" to a vertex one must click in order to start
;  dragging it...
;
select_delta=4
;
; The next setting determines whether vertex drags are "snapped" to the grid. 1=YES, 0 = NO
;
vertex_use_grid=0
;
; Default name for new maps
;
newmap=default.map
;
; Backup is not used yet
;
backup=backup.map
;
; Number of steps per 360 degree turn when navigating the map with the keyboard
;
steps_per_turn=8
;
; Set to 0 to have "groups" initially turned off
;
groupmode=1
;
; Default grid size
;
gridsize=16
;
; Default step for moving the camera with the keyboard, etc.
;
stepsize=64
;
; Set to 1 to show the grid by default
;
show_grid=0
;
; Set to 0 to not show the grid coordinate legends
;
show_coordinates=1
;
; Set to 1 to automatically show entity names
;
show_names=0
;
; Set to 1 to automatically display hit brush #'s in the 3D view.
;
show_hits=0
;
; Set to 1 to show red square in 2D views.  The square indicates the current
;  eye position.
;
showeye=1
;
; Clip all brushes farther than xxx from the current camera position.
;
far_clip_distance=-8192
;
; Internal size of the 3D Texture mapped and flat shaded preview data.  Setting to lower
;  values will increase rendering speed, but lower quality.  The converse is also true.
;
render_width=320
render_height=200
;
; ***************************************************************************************
;
; NEW FOR v. 0.52
;
; The next settings determine the size of the texture thumbnails in the texture browser
;
texture_width=64
texture_height=64
;
; If you are still reading this, you have a lot of patience...
;
; ***************************************************************************************
;
; NEW FOR v. 0.53
;
; The next settings determine the offset's for copying/cloning
;  set to 0 to use the current gridsize.
;
cloneDeltaX=16
cloneDeltaY=16
;
; FOR v 0.55
;
stretch_textures=1
;
; FOR v 0.56
;
;  Set this setting to zero if the crosshair is invisible for you (windows 3.1 or 3.11 users)
;
use_crosshair=1
;
; Set to -1 to allow "during drag" redraw of ALL selected brushes.  This can be very slow if you are trying to
;  move all brushes!
; Otherwise, set to something like 10 or so, to see the dragging, but ignore brushes past 10.
;
drag_brushes=10
;
; Number of milliseconds (i.e. 1000=1 second) to delay between potential hit brushes when you
;  hold the left mouse down over a selected brush...
;
select_delay=1250
;
; NEW for v. 0.61b
;
; Set the following to 0 to always use the gridsize for making rooms/extruding rooms, rather
;  than querying user.
;
query_wall_width=1
;
; NEW for v. 0.62b
;
; The following settings alter the sensitivity of the leak searcher.  The leak searcher
;  basically works like this:  For each entity with multiple brushes, compare each brush
;  against every other brush.  If the bounding boxes for the brushes don't intersect, skip
;  go to the next brush.  If there is a possible intersection, then compare each face of
;  the first brush with each face of the second.  The comparison searches for faces that are
;  nearly "adjacent".  Adjacent planes on adjacent brushes will be opposite of each other.
;  For example, planes are stored (one way) as a normal plus a distance from the origin along
;  the normal.
;   Plane 1:  Normal:  1,0,0  Distance:  100.
;   Plane 2:  Normal: -1,0,0  Distance: -100.
;  Both of these planes are 100 units out from the normal on the X axis.
;  The first comparison is whether the distances are close enough:
;
;  Delta=Absolute Value(Distance of Plane 1 PLUS Distance of Plane 2)
;  If Delta > distance_epsilon then we skip this brush.
;
;  Set the distance epsilon here:
distance_epsilon=1.0
;
; If the distances are close enough, then the normals need to be compared.  I have chosen
;  to calculate an RMS value to gauge the difference.  The difference is thus:
;
; Diff=Square Root(DX*DX + DY*DY + DZ*DZ) where DX, etc. is Normal1.x-Normal2.x, etc.
;
; Determining whether correction is necessary requires two considerations.  First, are the
;  faces already "true" adjacent planes (exact adjacency.)  If so, then the Diff value will
;  be less than a minimum epsilon.  Set that epsilon value here:
;
min_epsilon=0.00001
;
; Thus  if (Diff < min_epsilon) skip correction steps.
;
; Finally, if the epsilon is sufficiently large, then probably no leak was intended or is
;  clearly visible to the user.  Set that maximum epsilon here.
;
max_epsilon=0.20
;
; If all of these comparisons indicated that the planes are "nearly" adjacent, then correction
;  is attempted by simply copying, in reverse order (so that they face each other, not the same
;  direction), the plane definition points from the first face (first brush) into the second face
;  (second brush) and recalculating the second brush.
;
; Thus, if you choose very large epsilons, then you're map could get hosed.  YOU SHOULD SAVE
;  BEFORE LEAK SEARCHING, ESPECIALLY IF YOU OPT TO "AUTOFIX" THE LEAKS.
;
; ////////////////////////
;
; The next three settings are the rgb values for the flat and texture preview outlines.  The
;  first setting is for all faces, the second is the outline color for faces of selected
;  polygons, the third is for the current face of the selected brush.
;
brush_outline=255 255 255
select_outline=255 0 0
face_outline=255 255 0
;
; NEW for v. 0.65b
;
; Determines whether to show list of favorites/frequents in texture browser...
;
show_favorites=1
show_frequent=1
;
; Determines number of each to show...
;
numfav=10
numfrq=10
;
; Determines size of each texture
;
height_fav=32
height_frq=32
;
; NEW for v. 0.66b
; enabled the following settings:
;
; The next setting is the default font for the BSP buttons, edit boxes...
;
bsp_font=Arial
;
; The next setting is the default font size for BSP.
;
bsp_font_size=11
;
; NEW for v. 0.67b
;
; Sets the start scale percentage
; Must be >=1
;
start_scale=0.750000
;
;
box_size=12
box_font_size=10
show_dots=1
num_dots=10
;
; NEW FOR 0.69b
;
; Show a control bar at the top listing the currently loaded maps.  Set to 1 to
;  show bar at the top and 2 for the bottom.
;
show_tabs=2
;
; In the 2d views, whether the cameras are shown by default
;
show_cameras=1
;
; Texture browser edit field witdh and button height/width
tex_field_width=60
tex_button_height=14
tex_label_width=120
;
; NEW for v. 0.70b
;
; Rendering sizes for camera texture and flat shaded modes;
camera_w=320
camera_h=200
;
; Camera default rendering mode:
;  modes are 0=wire, 1 = flat, and 2 = texture
;  (this is the default setting, you can change on the fly)
;
camera_mode=0
;
; Similar default mode for the 3D window: (see camera_mode above for values)
;
drawmode=0
;
; Whether the min and max x y and z extents are shown in the selected brush view (default value)
;
camera_minmax=1
;
; Number of steps per full turn in SBV.  E.g. 18 steps=360/18 = 20 degrees per step.
;
camera_steps=36
;
; NEW FOR 0.71b
;
; Entity browser sizing
;
entity_button_size=13
;
; Unused
entity_field_size=150
;
; Size of font for entity window
;
entity_font_size=11
;
; Total width of window
;
entity_window_width=225
;
; Height of comment and keypair view lists
;
entity_comment_size=60
entity_keypair_size=60
;
; Group window metrics
;
group_button_height=13
group_button_width=100
group_field_size=120
group_font_size=9
group_list_size=150
;
; Set to 0 to hide the texture names in the texture browser by default...
;
show_tex_names=1
;
; NEW FOR 0.73b
;
;
; Set to 0 to deselect all stuff upon changing current entity
;  Leave at 1 to allow selecting multiple entities.
;
multi_select=1
;
;
; NEW FOR 0.74b
;
; Set to 1 to use dots on grid as default:
grid_style=0
;
; Set to 1 to use "alternate" texture alignment for 45 degree faces (if Quake textures don't match BSP textures).
; qbsp256.exe users use value 1
; new qbsp, hipnotic users use value 0
texture_alignment=0
;
; Intensity level of light (0 to 63) [how many levels of intensity?  brightest x are used...]
lightintensity=40
; Ambient light level (0 to 63) [sets the minimum]
ambientintensity=24
; flags for whether to use this shading stuff:
shadeflats=1
shadetextures=1
; if it's an entity box, or you choose not to shade flats, then the next
;  setting determines the intensity [0 to 63]
flatlevel=0
;
; NEW FOR 0.75b
;
; Set to 1 to go back to the "old way" where the 3d and xy views were synchronized.
;
lock_cameras=1
;
; NOT IN USE:  Number of xy windows to show...
; Changing this won't do anything yet...
;
num_xy_views=3
;
texture_list_width=120
;
; NEW for v. 0.76
;
; Set to 1 to prevent textures whose width and height are smaller than the
;  current texture browser thumbnail size from being stretched.
;
nosmallstretch=1
;
; Animate animated textures?
animate=1
;
;
; Delay between animations in milliseconds:
timerdelay=200
;
; Set to 1 to permit redrawing in 3d view while dragging/rotating/scaling texture
showtexturedrag=1
;
; For texture browser, toggle to "small" view goes to these width and height settings
t_small_h=24
t_small_w=24
;
; For allowing smooth scrolling of the texture window.  Min is 1 max is texture height
; NOT ENABLED YET
granularity=10
;
; Set to 0 to disable sky animation...
t_animatesky=1
; Number of row/cols to cycle per redraw of sky textures...
; min is 1
;
t_skyspeed=6
;
; Set to 1 to have group window listbox resize to fit in group window...
group_resize=1
;
; NEW FOR 0.78
;
; For wireframe view, use brush "color" or default for unselected brushes
;  set to 0 to use default...
color_wire=1
;
; Backface cull in wire frame mode in 3D window?
cull_wire=0
;
; Use group colors for 3d wire frame view?
; glBSP only!
color_wire_use_group=0
;
; Thickness of selected brush outline (at least 1).
selection_thickness=1
;
; NEW FOR 0.82
;
; Set to 1 to automatically recalculate frequents when loading/switching
;  to a map
autocalc_frequents=1
;
; Help window font size
help_font_size=10
help_font=Arial
;
;
; BSP v. 0.83b.
;
; Stuff for handling undo, which is still unstable!
;
; Set to 1 to disable UNDO.  If you have a lot of crashes, try this out.
noundo=0
;
; Number of selected brushes to manipulate before a "whole" copy of the map
; is made rather than just the selected brushes.
undothreshold=100
;
; If set to 1, if there are more than the threshold number of brushes then
;  there will be no undo available.
nothresholdundo=0
;
; Default scale step increment for texture window.
; valid range is 0.0001 to 1.0
;
scalestep=0.1
;
; Force use of quake.pal file, ignoring any palette lumps in the
;  .wad files
forcequakepal=0
;
; No face lighting (set to 0 if you get the ugly "white" texture fuzz in the 3d view)
facelighting=0
;
; MODEL STUFF
;
; Set to 1 to totally disable models...
;
no_models=0
;
; Set to 1 to use the model, 0 is just the entity "box" like old way.
;
draw_models=1
;
; If drawing models, set to 0 to wire frame them, 1 is texture mapped.
texture_models=1
;
; If drawing models, animate them?
;
animate_models=1
;
; Use wire frame for entity "boxes" in flat/textured preview?
wireents=1
;
; New for 0.84 b
;
; Set to 0 to always prompt
; 1=always ignore height
; 2=never ignore region height
;
region_ignore=1
;
; Default Mode for movement with keyboard
;
run_mode=0
;
; When "splitting brushes"
; Set to 0 to prompt
; 1=always leave all selected.
; 2=always leave original selected...
;
noquerysplits=0
;
; NEW for 0.85b
;
; For multi face dragging (see bspmouse.ini for adding this command to
;  your mouse settings).
;
; For either multi face drag, the "parallelness" of the faces determined by
;  calculating the rms difference between the normals.  The magnitude of this
;  difference ranges from 0 to sqrt(3 * (2 ^ 2)) or about 3.5
; So... 0.25 is pretty close...
; min is 0.0001 and max is 3.5
;
multi_face_normal_eps=0.25
;
; For strict multi face dragging (I.e., they can't be stacked and parallel, but
;  must also be close in distance, this allows a bit of a "fudge factor" for the
;  distance values...
; Bigger numbers are, obviously, more lenient.
;  Only relevant for "MULTIFACEDRAGSTRICT" setting in bspmouse.ini
; min is 0.0001 and max is ... whatever...
multi_face_distance_eps=2.0
;
; For .wad export, selected texture color text background & marking color...
selected_texture=128 128 128
;
; Set to 0 to cache all textures (slow setup, fast execution, memory hog...)
; Set to 1 to do page by page, no thumbtracking
; Set to 2         "         , with thumbtracking of slider...
faster_textures=2
;
; NEW for 0.86b
;
; Set to 0 for no "save for undo" operations before clipping.
;  Speeds up use at the expense of no undo operations.
;
UndoClipper=1
;
; Merge Command Settings
;
; Face gap is the max. difference in plane distance values for "facing planes"
;
max_face_gap=0.5
; Facing planes are determines by comparing any 2 plane normals for planes that
;  are close enough.  The normals are evaluated using root-mean-squared differential
;  The max_normal_delta is the max value of this differential before the faces are
;  considered unmergeable.
;
max_normal_delta=0.01
;
; If the faces are close enough and face essentially opposite directions to each
;  other, then BSP searches to see if the vertices "match" up.  The max_point_distance
;  is the biggest point "gap" permitted before the faces are not considered mergeable
;  E.g. a triangular face might be adjacent to a rectangular face, but the points
;   will not match up.
;
max_point_distance=0.05
;
; Finally, in order to merge, the two brushes must not get carved up by the merge
;  operation, i.e., they must remain convex.  The on_plane_epsilon allows for a
;  bit of overlap/clipping at the edges in order to accomodate the merging for
;  "slightly" concave scenarios.
;
on_plane_epsilon=0.1
;
; For interruption of Renderer to perform other operations;
;  Striking a key cancels the redraw and causes the partial
;  scene to be output with a Message stating the # of brushes
;  rendered ("Paused [148]");
;
; Set to 0 to disable interruption
allow_interruption=1
;
; When a scene render is interrupted, when the application is idle again for
;  the interrupt_idle amount of time, then redraw is attempted again if
;  finish_after_interrupt is set.
;
finish_after_interrupt=1
;
; Number of milliseconds to wait before trying to redraw (finish)
;  after interruption.  min 0 max 10000 (10 seconds).
interrupt_idle=500
;
; New UI Stuff
;
; For selecting brushes, show center knobs... in various windows...
;
center_knobs_xy=1
;
; Set to 1 to use an "X" rather than a rectangle...
;
center_knobs_use_x=1
;
; Center Knob scale factor
; 100=100% (normal)
;
center_knobs_scale=100
;
; 3D KNOBS ARE NOT USED (YET AT LEAST)
center_knobs_3d=1
;
;
; For the various windows, the caption sizes are as follows:
;  caption_percent is the percent of the "original" caption height to
;  use for the small caption.
caption_percent=60
; The font size if the font size to use for the new caption...
caption_font_size=9
;
caption_font=Small Fonts
;
; Disable Rotation Texture Locking?
;
;  Because it is not "exact", you may want to disable texture lock "attempts"
;   during rotation. Of course, translation still works fine.
;
disable_rotation_texlock=0
;
; Show "clipped off" portions of brushes.  Slower, but useful
clipper_show_outline=1
;
;
; Show crosshair at 0,0,0
zero_crosshair=1
;
; Show "Grid" lines that are outside of region?
;
region_clip_grid=1
;
; When manipulating brushes/edges in the 3d view, show a wire frame
;  outline of the original selected brushes?
ghosts_3d=1
;
; Same for the xy windows...
;
ghosts_xy=1
;
; Set to 0 to disable synchronization of the xy window to 3d window
;  operations.  Will increase speed, but won't be as cool.
track3dinxy=1
;
; Same but toggles whether to show xy movements in the 3d window during
;  mouse operations.
;
trackxyin3d=1
;
; When manipulating in 3d view, should only the current xy be updated,
;  or should all be updated.  1=current, 0 = all.
track3dincurrentxy=1
;
;
; Use grid for dragging edges in xy view or axially aligned edges in
; 3d view.
; Set to 2 to force use of grid for _all_ edges in 3d view.  Be careful,
;  as this can reconfigure the brush upon initial click...
edge_use_grid=1
;
; Set to 0 to turn off clip point "animation"
animate_clip_points=1
;
; New for 0.87b
;
;
; For texture window, the shift and rotation step values...
; shift 0.0001 to 128.0
; rotate 0.0001 to 90.0 (degrees)
shiftstep=1.0
rotatestep=1.0
;
; Back in in 0.92 (I deleted these by accident):
; Show brush outlines in 3d view?
;
outline=1
;
; texture drop down list size of thumbnails
texlist_size=32
;
; NEW FOR 0.93b
;
; for glBSP:  Set to 1 to use mipmapping (I think).
use_mipmaps=1

; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
;
[BSPBars]
bar0=1 40 0 72 782
bar1=1 72 0 104 798
[BSPColors]
;
; All color settings will go under this subheading
;
;
; Default colors
;
fgcolor=255 255 255
bgcolor=0 0 0
;
; Default grid colors and grid label color
;
majorgrid=0 127 255
minorgrid=127 127 127
color_gridlabel=255 255 0
;
; Color for current clip point, other clip points and border drawn around clip points.
;
color_currentclipface=255 255 0
color_otherclipface=0 255 255
color_clipborder=255 0 0
;
; Color for entity connection line
;
color_connection=128 0 128
;
; Color for selected brushes, brushes on world entity when another entity is selected,
;  and current face color of selected brush
;
color_selection=255 0 0
color_otherbrush=127 127 127
color_curfacecolor=255 255 0
;
; Color for hit points indicators and for hit brushes
;
color_hitcolor=0 127 255
;
; Color for eye square in 2D views
;
color_eyemarker=0 255 255
;
; Colors for active and other cameras
;
color_activecamera=255 128 0
color_othercamera=128 128 128
;
; Color for frame around selected textures
;
color_textureselection=0 255 255
;
lock_color=0 0 255
;
; New for 0.85b
;
; 3d Window background color.
; Not in wire frame mode, though...
color_3dbackground=128 128 128