The specific crosshair drawn depends on the value of this cvar.ĭefault: true Enables/disables the crosshair without changing the selected crosshair.ĭefault: "ff 00 00" ██ This is the crosshair's color if crosshairhealth is false.ĭefault: false By defaults mods may use A_SetCrosshair in a weapon definition to designate a crosshair to use for that weapon.
If this cvar is negative, the crosshair is translucent, otherwise it is opaque. There are currently four possible settings for this cvar:ĭefault: 0 If this cvar is non-zero, it draws a crosshair. Values are clamped to stay between 0.25 and 1.ĭefault: true When true, teleporters will create an Unreal-like zooming effect when you use them.ĭefault: 1 Selects the type of screen wipe to use. This option can be enabled so that monsters will only visibly move at the 35 FPS rate.ĭefault: 0.75 Defines the level of alpha transparency for lost souls and other actors with the SoulTrans RenderStyle. In some situations, this may cause jerky or inaccurate movement when ZDoom attempts to interpolate. However, the actual AI that moves them is still limited to the normal 35 tics per second rate. The value is combined from several palette flash flags.ĭefault: false If true, ZDoom uses accurate palette flashes for delayed poisoning from Strife's damaging floors.ĭefault: false If true, ZDoom uses accurate palette flashes for the Bloodscourge and Wraithverge weapons.ĭefault: false If true, ZDoom uses accurate palette flashes for frozen death.ĭefault: false If true, ZDoom uses accurate palette flashes for poison damage.ĭefault: false Because ZDoom allows the framerate to go above 35 FPS, monster movement is interpolated by default so they move more smoothly and take advantage of the additional frames. This affects the death state sequence of any actor with the DEHEXPLOSION flag.ĭefault: 0 Affects the palette flashes that happen in certain circumstances, notably in Hexen and Strife. When true, rocket explosions use additive translucency instead, producing a brighter effect. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Default: false When false, rocket explosions are drawn with normal translucency. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.
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