[beefjerky26]

This is very simple, but I am just starting out mapping in mapster32, and this is REALLY PISSING ME OFF. I have copied a sector and placed the copy right next to it, and I want it so there is no wall between them, but neither is a child sector, how do I get rid of the middle line/wall?



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[Micky C]

Think of a red wall as two white walls side by side. In order to turn the white walls between the sectors into red walls, you need to make sure that the vertexes line up. Then you can join the two together using the join function. It's hard to explain, but take this for example: You want to join two sectors, and the sides you want to join are equal length straight walls, but one wall has an extra vertex in the middle. These lines will not join. You either need to get rid of that vertex, or insert another vertex in the same position on the other wall. Now in your map, if you pull the copy away, I'm sure you'll see that the vertexes don't match up.

[Arwu]

Yes. Verticles should be in the same spot on the two white walls to join them as one wall. Micky's description should help You at all.

[TerminX]

Micky C, on 07 January 2012 - 05:00 PM, said:

Think of a red wall as two white walls side by side. In order to turn the white walls between the sectors into red walls, you need to make sure that the vertexes line up.

A red wall is two white walls.

[thatguy]

Isn't he asking how to removing those walls, not what red lines or white lines mean? Then again it would be a white line if there wasn't some vertex issue when combining them.

[Micky C]

TX, on 07 January 2012 - 07:17 PM, said:

A red wall is two white walls.

Did I say otherwise?

s.b.Newsom, on 07 January 2012 - 07:22 PM, said:

Isn't he asking how to removing those walls, not what red lines or white lines mean? Then again it would be a white line if there wasn't some vertex issue when combining them.

Once they've become red walls, all he needs to do is join the sectors to remove them.

[nagal]

best way to describe it thru an image

imagine the green line is the right wall of the left room, the yellow line the left wall of the right room... pull either walls vertexes away from the other by a tick, n insert new vertexes on the blue points, connectin those points should then turn the white walls to red... then if u want to turn it into a single room, simple click J on either room, followed by clickin J on the other one... problem solved

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[rasmus thorup]

I see that you copied the sector. You can't just move a vertic over another like that. You need to seperate the two rooms that you copied, then make a sector so that the 2 rooms fit together. Now you can delete the sector that you don't need with j. Now you should be able to delete the vertics too.