Eternity Engine ExtraData Reference v1.3 -- 10/22/06

• Table of Contents
  • Introduction to ExtraData
  • Changes in ExtraData 1.3
  • General Syntax
  • Embedding and Associating ExtraData
  • Mapthings
    • Creating ExtraData Control Objects
    • Mapthing Syntax and Fields
  • Linedefs
    • Creating ExtraData Linedefs
    • Linedef Syntax and Fields
  • Appendix: Linedef Special Names

• New pillar line types, and fixes to parameterized stairs documentation.

• ExtraData is Free-form
  
  Whitespace and token positioning are totally free-form in ExtraData. In addition, semicolons are discarded as whitespace and can therefore be used to terminate field assignments, lists, etc. as in C or C++. As an example, all of the following are strictly equivalent:

       mapthing { recordnum = 1; }
       
       mapthing
       {
          recordnum = 1;
       }
       
       mapthing
                   {
          recordnum     =
               1     ;;;;;;
                       }

  Obviously, you are encouraged to use a clean and consistent format, even though it is not required.
  
  
• Comments
  
  ExtraData files can use three forms of comments:
  • # Comments
    Like in DeHackEd, this comment type extends to the end of the line.
  • // Comments
    An alternate form of single-line comment, equivalent to #.
  • /* */ Comments
    This type of comment is multiline, and extends from the opening /* to the first */ found. This type of comment CANNOT be nested. Nested multiline comments will cause a syntax error.
  Examples:

       # Single line comment
       
       // Another single line comment
       
       /*
       
          This is a multiline comment
          
       */
       

• Strings
  
  Some fields in ExtraData may take strings. Strings, if they do not contain whitespace or any character that needs to be escaped, may be unquoted. Unquoted strings additionally cannot contain any of the following characters: " ' = { } ( ) + , # / ;
  If any of those characters are found, the unquoted string will be terminated at the last valid character.
  
  Other fields more or less require quoted strings. Quoted strings must start and end with either single or double quotes (the beginning and ending quote types must match, as well). Quoted strings may contain any character except a line break, including those not allowed in unquoted strings. In addition, quoted strings also support the following escape codes for non-typable characters:
  
  
  • \n : Hard line break
  • \t : Tab
  • \b : Backspace
  • \a : Beep (causes a sound when printed to the console)
  • \\ : Literal \ character.
  • \" : Literal ", necessary to use in double-quoted strings only
  • \' : Literal ', necessary to use in single-quoted strings only
  • \0 : Null character
  • \K : Changes text color to "brick" range where supported.
  • \1 : Changes text color to "tan" range where supported.
  • \2 : Changes text color to "gray" range where supported.
  • \3 : Changes text color to "green" range where supported.
  • \4 : Changes text color to "brown" range where supported.
  • \5 : Changes text color to "gold" range where supported.
  • \6 : Changes text color to "red" range where supported.
  • \7 : Changes text color to "blue" range where supported.
  • \8 : Changes text color to "orange" range where supported.
  • \9 : Changes text color to "yellow" range where supported.
  • \N : Changes text color to gamemode "normal" range where supported.
  • \H : Changes text color to gamemode "hilite" range where supported.
  • \E : Changes text color to gamemode "error" range where supported.
  • \S : Toggles text shadowing where supported.
  • \C : Toggles absolute centering of text where supported.
  
  If \ is followed by any other character, the slash is discarded and the next character is treated normally (ie, \d becomes d).
  
  Line Continuation:
  
  Line continuation can be used to split quoted strings across multiple lines. The syntax for doing this is demonstrated in the following example:

          somefield = "This string is split \
                       across two lines"
       

  The "\" character, when followed immediately by a line break, signifies that line continuation should be triggered. Whitespace before the line continuation will be included in the string, but any spaces or tabs at the beginning of the next line will NOT be included (this is the same as line continuation in BEX and EDF files). This allows the following continued parts of the string to be arbitrarily indented for purposes of beautification. A string can be split across any number of lines in this fashion.
  
  
• Numbers
  
  Most non-string fields in ExtraData are numbers, either integer or floating-point. Decimal, octal, and hexadecimal integers will be accepted in all number fields. Octal numbers start with a zero, and hexadecimal numbers start with the sequence 0x -- Examples:

       # this is a normal, decimal number (base 10)
       recordnum = 16
       ...
       # this is an octal number (base 8)
       recordnum = 020
       ...
       # this is a hexadecimal number (base 16)
       recordnum = 0x10

  Floating-point numbers must have a decimal point in them, as in "20.0". Floating-point numbers are always base 10.

An ExtraData script is associated with a map via use of the MapInfo variable extradata. A map can only have one ExtraData script, but it is possible for multiple maps to share the same script.

Example of ExtraData specification via MapInfo:

   [level info]
   extradata = EDLUMP01

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Each field in the mapthing definition, with the exception of the recordnum field, is optional. If a field is not provided, it takes on the default value indicated below the syntax information. Fields may also be provided in any order.

Note that the order of mapthing definitions in ExtraData is not important. The recordnum field serves to identify mapthing records.

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The ExtraData control object has a doomednum of 5004. Each control object specifies its corresponding ExtraData mapthing record number as an integer value in its mapthing options field. If your editor does not allow entering arbitrary values into the options field of mapthings, you will need to use the BOOM command-line editor, CLED. As of the initial writing time of this document, both DETH and Doom Builder support entering arbitrary integer values for the options field. Check your editor's documentation or user interface to verify if it supports this.

The x, y, and angle fields of the ExtraData control object are passed on to the thing which will be spawned at the control point's location, so those fields of the control object should be set normally. The true type and options fields of the thing to be spawned, along with any extended fields, are specified in the ExtraData record which the control thing references.

Any number of ExtraData control objects can reference the same ExtraData record. In the event that a control object references a non-existant ExtraData record, the ExtraData script for a level is missing, or the thing type referenced by an ExtraData record isn't valid, an Unknown thing will be spawned at the control point's location. See the EDF Documentation for information on the required Unknown thingtype definition. Note that you cannot spawn ExtraData control objects using ExtraData. Attempting this will also result in an Unknown thing.

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mapthing
{
   recordnum = <unique number>
   
   # These fields are normal mapthing fields
   type      = <doomednum> OR <EDF thingtype mnemonic>
   options   = <options flag list>
   
   # These fields are ExtraData extensions
   tid       = <number>
   args      = { <special field>, ... }
   height    = <number>
}

• recordnum
  The recordnum serves to identify this record, and is the number which ExtraData control objects must use to associate themselves with a mapthing record. Every ExtraData mapthing record must have a unique record number. If a duplicate record number is detected, the engine will currently exit with an error message. The record number is limited to values between 0 and 65535 inclusive. Some editors may only allow input of numbers up to 32767 in the mapthing options field, or may treat values above 32767 as negative numbers. Beware of this.
  
  
• type
  Default: No meaningful default value, an Unknown thing will be spawned.
  
  This field specifies the type of object to spawn at the location and angle of ExtraData control objects using this record. This field can accept one of two types of values. The first is a normal thingtype doomednum as specified via EDF and used by all editors. For example, the DOOM Imp's doomednum is 3001.
  
  This field can also accept EDF thingtype mnemonics. EDF thingtype mnemonics must be prefixed with thing: -- this allows the parser to know it is dealing with a string instead of a number. EDF thingtypes must have a unique doomednum to be specified in an ExtraData mapthing record. If the specified EDF thingtype doesn't exist or has a doomednum of -1, an Unknown object will be spawned instead.
  
  Example:

      mapthing { type = 3001 }          // This record specifies an Imp via its doomednum
      
      mapthing { type = thing:DoomImp } // This record specifies an Imp by its EDF mnemonic
      

• options
  Default: No flags are set by default.
  
  This field specifies the options (also known as mapthing flags). This field uses the same syntax as BEX/EDF flag strings, but the syntax will be reviewed here for completeness.
  
  A BEX flag list is a string of flag names separated by whitespace, pipe characters, commas, or plus characters. In ExtraData, if a flag list contains whitespace, commas, or plus signs, it must be enclosed in double or single quotations. Flags are combined using bitwise-OR logic, so a flag name can be specified more than once. Specifying a flag name causes that flag to be turned on. The default state of all flags is off.
  
  These are the flag values which are available for this field:

      Flag name   Decimal  Hex     Meaning
      ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      EASY        1        0x0001  Thing appears in easy difficulties
      NORMAL      2        0x0002  Thing appears in "Hurt Me Plenty"
      HARD        4        0x0004  Thing appears in Ultra-Violence and Nightmare
      AMBUSH      8        0x0008  Thing is "deaf", will not wake up via sound
      NOTSINGLE   16       0x0010  Thing doesn't appear in single-player mode
      NOTDM       32       0x0020  Thing doesn't appear in deathmatch
      NOTCOOP     64       0x0040  Thing doesn't appear in cooperative multiplayer
      FRIEND      128      0x0080  Thing uses MBF friendly logic
      DORMANT     512      0x0200  Thing is dormant at map startup (script feature)
      ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      

  The mapthing options value 256 (0x0100) is reserved. If this bit is set, all BOOM, MBF, and Eternity extended mapthing bits will be cleared. This is to guard against editors like Hellmaker which set all bits they do not understand, instead of leaving them zero.
  
  Example options fields -- All of these are equivalent:

      # This is the only syntax that does not require quotations.
      
      mapthing { options = EASY|NORMAL|HARD }
      
      # All of these syntaxes must be quoted, because unquoted strings in 
      # ExtraData cannot contain spaces, commas, or plus signs.
      
      mapthing { options = "EASY NORMAL HARD" }
      mapthing { options = "EASY | NORMAL | HARD" }
      mapthing { options = "EASY+NORMAL+HARD" }
      mapthing { options = "EASY + NORMAL + HARD" }
      mapthing { options = "EASY,NORMAL,HARD" }
      mapthing { options = "EASY, NORMAL, HARD" }

• tid
  Default: 0
  
  The TID, or "Thing ID", is a tag for mapthings which is used for identification in Small scripts. TID values must be positive numbers between 1 and 65535. The TID value zero means no TID. Negative TID values are reserved and are used to indicate special things within the engine. TIDs are not required to be unique, and most Small functions that accept TIDs will perform an action on all mapthings which bear the same TID. Things spawned within Small scripts can also be given TIDs.
  
  
• args
  Default: All args values default to zero.
  
  The args field is a list of up to five special values which can have a broad range of meanings. Any values not provided in the args list will default, and if more than five values are provided, only the first five will be used. Currently, all args values are interpreted as integers (a non-number string evaluates to zero). This may change in the future.
  
  Example args list:

      mapthing { args = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 } }
      

• height
  Default: 0
  
  For normal objects, this field indicates a distance above the floor that the thing will spawn at level start. For objects with the SPAWNCEILING flag, this field indicates a distance below the ceiling instead. This field will have no effect on objects which spawn at a randomized height.

Each field in the linedef definition, with the exception of the recordnum field, is optional. If a field is not provided, it takes on the default value indicated below the syntax information. Fields may also be provided in any order.

Note that the order of linedef definitions in ExtraData is not important. The recordnum field serves to identify linedef records.

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Each control linedef specifies its corresponding ExtraData linedef record number as an integer value in its linedef tag field. If your editor does not allow entering arbitrary values up to 32767 into the tag field of linedefs, you will need to use the BOOM command-line editor, CLED. As of the initial writing time of this document, both DETH and Doom Builder support entering arbitrary integer values for the tag field. Check your editor's documentation or user interface to verify if it supports this.

The flags, sidedefs, textures, and location of the ExtraData control linedef are used normally by the line and cannot be altered from within ExtraData. The true special and tag fields of the linedef, along with any extended fields, are specified in the ExtraData record which the control linedef references.

Any number of ExtraData control linedefs can reference the same ExtraData record. In the event that a control linedef references a non-existant ExtraData record or the ExtraData script for a level is missing, the special and tag of the ExtraData control linedef will both be set to zero.

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linedef
{
   recordnum = <unique number>
   
   # These fields are normal linedef fields
   special   = <number> OR <special name> OR <generalized specifier>
   tag       = <number>
   
   # These fields are ExtraData extensions
   extflags  = <extended line flags list>
   args      = { <special field>, ... }
}

• recordnum
  The recordnum serves to identify this record, and is the number which ExtraData control linedefs must use to associate themselves with a linedef record. Every ExtraData linedef record must have a unique record number. If a duplicate record number is detected, the engine will currently exit with an error message. The record number is limited to values between 0 and 32767 inclusive. Some editors may only allow input of numbers up to 255 in the linedef tag field. Beware of this.
  
  
• special
  Default: 0
  
  The special field determines what type of action may be taken when a line is crossed, used, shot, etc. There are three types of linedef specials in Eternity: normal, generalized, and parameterized. Parameterized specials use the args field documented below to provide complete customization of line actions.
  
  This field can accept numbers for any special type, including generalized and parameterized, but it can also accept special names for all line types. See the appendix Linedef Special Names for a complete list of the names available and an explanation of how to specify generalized specials.
  
  
• tag
  Default: 0
  
  The tag of the linedef, used by DOOM-style line specials and sector effects.
  
  
• extflags
  Default: No flags are set by default.
  
  This field specifies extended linedef flag values which impact the functionality of parameterized linedef specials. This field uses the same syntax as BEX/EDF flag strings, but the syntax will be reviewed here for completeness.
  
  A BEX flag list is a string of flag names separated by whitespace, pipe characters, commas, or plus characters. In ExtraData, if a flag list contains whitespace, commas, or plus signs, it must be enclosed in double or single quotations. Flags are combined using bitwise-OR logic, so a flag name can be specified more than once. Specifying a flag name causes that flag to be turned on. The default state of all flags is off.
  
  These are the flag values which are available for this field:

      Flag name   Decimal  Hex     Meaning
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      CROSS       1        0x0001  Linedef can be activated by being crossed.
      USE         2        0x0002  Linedef can be activated by being used.
      IMPACT      4        0x0004  Linedef can be activated by being shot.
      PUSH        8        0x0008  Linedef can be activated by being pushed.
      PLAYER      16       0x0010  Linedef can be activated by players.
      MONSTER     32       0x0020  Linedef can be activated by objects with SPACMONSTER flag.
      MISSILE     64       0x0040  Linedef can be activated by objects with SPACMISSILE flag.
      REPEAT      128      0x0080  Linedef action is repeatable.
      1SONLY      256      0x0100  Linedef can only be activated from first side.
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      

  Notes: IMPACT is currently only implemented for bullet weapons. The ability to use IMPACT with MISSILE will be added in the near future. The PUSH style of activation is not implemented at all yet, so this flag currently does nothing.
  
  Example flags fields -- All of these are equivalent:

      # This is the only syntax that does not require quotations.
      
      linedef { extflags = CROSS|PLAYER|MISSILE|REPEAT }
      
      # All of these syntaxes must be quoted, because unquoted strings in 
      # ExtraData cannot contain spaces, commas, or plus signs.
      
      linedef { extflags = "CROSS PLAYER MISSILE REPEAT" }
      linedef { extflags = "CROSS | PLAYER | MISSILE | REPEAT" }
      linedef { extflags = "CROSS+PLAYER+MISSILE+REPEAT" }
      linedef { extflags = "CROSS + PLAYER + MISSILE + REPEAT" }
      linedef { extflags = "CROSS,PLAYER,MISSILE,REPEAT" }
      linedef { extflags = "CROSS, PLAYER, MISSILE, REPEAT" }

• args
  Default: All args values default to zero.
  
  The args field is a list of up to five special values which can have a broad range of meanings. Any values not provided in the args list will default, and if more than five values are provided, only the first five will be used. Currently, all args values are interpreted as integers (a non-number string evaluates to zero). This may change in the future. The args list is used by parameterized linedef specials.
  
  Example args list:

      linedef { args = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 } }
      

   linedef { special = Door_Raise }

  'Gen'<type>'('<arg>+')'

  where:
  <type> = Floor | Ceiling | Door | LockedDoor | Lift | Stairs | Crusher
  <arg>  = <char>+','

   //                    door       type       speed  monster? delay   
   linedef { special = "GenDoor(OpenWaitClose, turbo, true,    9    )" }

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Linedef Special Names
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
Normal and Extended Line Types
------------------------------

Note that most normal/extended line types have ugly names in order to be fully descriptive.
Use of new parameterized specials is preferred where possible.

Notes on Nomenclature:

Activation Types
----------------
DR = Use repeatedly, activates sector on backside, tag is for lighting effect only
D1 = Use once, activates sector on backside, tag is for lighting effect only
WR = Cross repeatedly
W1 = Cross once
SR = Use repeatedly
S1 = Use once
GR = Shoot repeatedly
G1 = Shoot once

Targets
-------
UpHnC   = Up to Highest Neighboring Ceiling
UpLnC   = Up to Lowest Neighboring Ceiling
DnLnC   = Down to Lowest Neighboring Ceiling
UpLnCm8 = Up to Lowest Neighboring Ceiling - 8
DnF     = Down to Floor
DnFp8   = Down to Floor + 8
UpNnF   = Up to Nearest Neighboring Floor
DnNnF   = Down to Nearest Neighboring Floor
DnHnF   = Down to Highest Neighboring Floor
DnHnFp8 = Down to Highest Neighboring Floor + 8
DnLnF   = Down to Lowest Neighboring Floor
UpsT    = Up by Shortest Texture

Change Types
------------
c0t = Change texture, zero type, trigger model
cTt = Change texture, preserve type, trigger model
cSt = Change texture and type, trigger model
cSn = Change texture and type, numeric model

Number  Name                                     Notes
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   0    None
   1    DR_RaiseDoor_Slow_Mon                    Can be opened by monsters
   2    W1_OpenDoor_Slow
   3    W1_CloseDoor_Slow  
   4    W1_RaiseDoor_Slow  
   5    W1_Floor_UpLnC_Slow
   6    W1_StartCrusher_Fast
   7    S1_Stairs_Up8_Slow  
   8    W1_Stairs_Up8_Slow  
   9    S1_Donut  
  10    W1_Plat_Lift_Slow  
  11    S1_ExitLevel  
  12    W1_Light_MaxNeighbor  
  13    W1_Light_Set255  
  14    S1_Plat_Up32_c0t_Slow
  15    S1_Plat_Up24_cTt_Slow
  16    W1_Door_CloseWait30  
  17    W1_Light_Blink  
  18    S1_Floor_UpNnF_Slow
  19    W1_Floor_DnHnF_Slow
  20    S1_Plat_UpNnF_c0t_Slow
  21    S1_Plat_Lift_Slow  
  22    W1_Plat_UpNnF_c0t_Slow
  23    S1_Floor_DnLnF_Slow
  24    G1_Floor_UpLnC_Slow
  25    W1_StartCrusher_Slow  
  26    DR_RaiseLockedDoor_Blue_Slow  
  27    DR_RaiseLockedDoor_Yellow_Slow  
  28    DR_RaiseLockedDoor_Red_Slow  
  29    S1_RaiseDoor_Slow  
  30    W1_Floor_UpsT_Slow
  31    D1_OpenDoor_Slow  
  32    D1_OpenLockedDoor_Blue_Slow  
  33    D1_OpenLockedDoor_Red_Slow  
  34    D1_OpenLockedDoor_Yellow_Slow  
  35    W1_Light_Set35  
  36    W1_Floor_DnHnFp8_Fast
  37    W1_Floor_DnLnF_cSn_Slow
  38    W1_Floor_DnLnF_Slow
  39    W1_TeleportToSpot  
  40    W1_Ceiling_UpHnC_Slow
  41    S1_Ceiling_DnF_Fast
  42    SR_CloseDoor_Slow  
  43    SR_Ceiling_DnF_Fast  
  44    W1_Ceiling_DnFp8_Slow
  45    SR_Floor_DnHnF_Slow
  46    GR_OpenDoor_Slow  
  47    G1_Plat_UpNnF_c0t_Slow
  48    ScrollLeft  
  49    S1_StartCrusher_Slow  
  50    S1_CloseDoor_Slow  
  51    S1_ExitSecret  
  52    W1_ExitLevel  
  53    W1_Plat_LoHiPerpetual  
  54    W1_StopPlat  
  55    S1_Floor_UpLnCm8_Slow_Crush  
  56    W1_Floor_UpLnCm8_Slow_Crush  
  57    W1_StopCrusher  
  58    W1_Floor_Up24_Slow  
  59    W1_Floor_Up24_cSt_Slow  
  60    SR_Floor_DnLnF_Slow  
  61    SR_OpenDoor_Slow  
  62    SR_Plat_Lift_Slow  
  63    SR_RaiseDoor_Slow  
  64    SR_Floor_UpLnC_Slow  
  65    SR_Floor_UpLnCm8_Slow_Crush  
  66    SR_Plat_Up24_cTt_Slow  
  67    SR_Plat_Up32_c0t_Slow  
  68    SR_Plat_UpNnF_c0t_Slow  
  69    SR_Floor_UpNnF_Slow  
  70    SR_Floor_DnHnFp8_Fast  
  71    S1_Floor_DnHnFp8_Fast  
  72    WR_Ceiling_DnFp8_Slow  
  73    WR_StartCrusher_Slow  
  74    WR_StopCrusher  
  75    WR_CloseDoor_Slow  
  76    WR_Door_CloseWait30  
  77    WR_StartCrusher_Fast  
  78    SR_Floor_cSn                             Pure transfer type
  79    WR_Light_Set35  
  80    WR_Light_MaxNeighbor  
  81    WR_Light_Set255  
  82    WR_Floor_DnLnF_Slow  
  83    WR_Floor_DnHnF_Slow  
  84    WR_Floor_DnLnF_cSn_Slow  
  85    ScrollRight  
  86    WR_OpenDoor_Slow  
  87    WR_Plat_LoHiPerpetual  
  88    WR_Plat_Lift_Slow  
  89    WR_StopPlat  
  90    WR_RaiseDoor_Slow  
  91    WR_Floor_UpLnC_Slow  
  92    WR_Floor_Up24_Slow  
  93    WR_Floor_Up24_cSt_Slow  
  94    WR_Floor_UpLnCm8_Slow_Crush  
  95    WR_Plat_UpNnF_c0t_Slow  
  96    WR_Floor_UpsT_Slow  
  97    WR_TeleportToSpot  
  98    WR_Floor_DnHnFp8_Fast  
  99    WR_OpenLockedDoor_Blue_Fast  
 100    W1_Stairs_Up16_Fast  
 101    S1_Floor_UpLnC_Slow  
 102    S1_Floor_DnHnF_Slow  
 103    S1_OpenDoor_Slow  
 104    W1_Light_MinNeighbor  
 105    WR_RaiseDoor_Fast  
 106    WR_OpenDoor_Fast  
 107    WR_CloseDoor_Fast  
 108    W1_RaiseDoor_Fast  
 109    W1_OpenDoor_Fast  
 110    W1_CloseDoor_Fast  
 111    S1_RaiseDoor_Fast  
 112    S1_OpenDoor_Fast  
 113    S1_CloseDoor_Fast  
 114    SR_RaiseDoor_Fast  
 115    SR_OpenDoor_Fast  
 116    SR_CloseDoor_Fast  
 117    DR_RaiseDoor_Fast  
 118    D1_OpenDoor_Fast  
 119    W1_Floor_UpNnF_Slow  
 120    WR_Plat_Lift_Fast  
 121    W1_Plat_Lift_Fast  
 122    S1_Plat_Lift_Fast  
 123    SR_Plat_Lift_Fast  
 124    W1_ExitSecret  
 125    W1_TeleportToSpot_MonOnly                Monsters only
 126    WR_TeleportToSpot_MonOnly                Monsters only
 127    S1_Stairs_Up16_Fast  
 128    WR_Floor_UpNnF_Slow  
 129    WR_Floor_UpNnF_Fast  
 130    W1_Floor_UpNnF_Fast  
 131    S1_Floor_UpNnF_Fast  
 132    SR_Floor_UpNnF_Fast  
 133    S1_OpenLockedDoor_Blue_Fast  
 134    SR_OpenLockedDoor_Red_Fast  
 135    S1_OpenLockedDoor_Red_Fast  
 136    SR_OpenLockedDoor_Yellow_Fast  
 137    S1_OpenLockedDoor_Yellow_Fast  
 138    SR_Light_Set255  
 139    SR_Light_Set35  
 140    S1_Floor_Up512_Slow  
 141    W1_StartCrusher_Silent_Slow  
 142    W1_Floor_Up512_Slow  
 143    W1_Plat_Up24_cTt_Slow  
 144    W1_Plat_Up32_c0t_Slow  
 145    W1_Ceiling_DnF_Fast  
 146    W1_Donut  
 147    WR_Floor_Up512_Slow  
 148    WR_Plat_Up24_cTt_Slow  
 149    WR_Plat_Up32_c0t_Slow  
 150    WR_StartCrusher_Silent_Slow  
 151    WR_Ceiling_UpHnC_Slow  
 152    WR_Ceiling_DnF_Fast  
 153    W1_Floor_cSt                             Pure transfer type
 154    WR_Floor_cSt                             Pure transfer type
 155    WR_Donut  
 156    WR_Light_Blink  
 157    WR_Light_MinNeighbor  
 158    S1_Floor_UpsT_Slow  
 159    S1_Floor_DnLnF_cSn_Slow  
 160    S1_Floor_Up24_cSt_Slow  
 161    S1_Floor_Up24_Slow  
 162    S1_Plat_LoHiPerpetual  
 163    S1_StopPlat  
 164    S1_StartCrusher_Fast  
 165    S1_StartCrusher_Silent_Slow  
 166    S1_Ceiling_UpHnC_Slow  
 167    S1_Ceiling_DnFp8_Slow  
 168    S1_StopCrusher  
 169    S1_Light_MaxNeighbor  
 170    S1_Light_Set35  
 171    S1_Light_Set255  
 172    S1_Light_Blink  
 173    S1_Light_MinNeighbor  
 174    S1_TeleportToSpot  
 175    S1_Door_CloseWait30  
 176    SR_Floor_UpsT_Slow  
 177    SR_Floor_DnLnF_cSn_Slow  
 178    SR_Floor_Up512_Slow  
 179    SR_Floor_Up24_cSt_Slow  
 180    SR_Floor_Up24_Slow  
 181    SR_Plat_LoHiPerpetual  
 182    SR_StopPlat  
 183    SR_StartCrusher_Fast  
 184    SR_StartCrusher_Slow  
 185    SR_StartCrusher_Silent_Slow  
 186    SR_Ceiling_UpHnC_Slow  
 187    SR_Ceiling_DnFp8_Slow  
 188    SR_StopCrusher  
 189    S1_Floor_cSt                             Pure transfer type
 190    SR_Floor_cSt                             Pure transfer type
 191    SR_Donut  
 192    SR_Light_MaxNeighbor  
 193    SR_Light_Blink  
 194    SR_Light_MinNeighbor  
 195    SR_TeleportToSpot  
 196    SR_Door_CloseWait30  
 197    G1_ExitLevel  
 198    G1_ExitSecret  
 199    W1_Ceiling_DnLnC_Slow  
 200    W1_Ceiling_DnHnF_Slow  
 201    WR_Ceiling_DnLnC_Slow  
 202    WR_Ceiling_DnHnF_Slow  
 203    S1_Ceiling_DnLnC_Slow  
 204    S1_Ceiling_DnHnF_Slow  
 205    SR_Ceiling_DnLnC_Slow  
 206    SR_Ceiling_DnHnF_Slow  
 207    W1_TeleportToSpot_Orient_Silent          Preserves orientation
 208    WR_TeleportToSpot_Orient_Silent          Preserves orientation
 209    S1_TeleportToSpot_Orient_Silent          Preserves orientation
 210    SR_TeleportToSpot_Orient_Silent          Preserves orientation
 211    SR_Plat_CeilingToggle_Instant  
 212    WR_Plat_CeilingToggle_Instant  
 213    TransferLight_Floor  
 214    ScrollCeiling_Accel                      Accelerate w/tagged floor
 215    ScrollFloor_Accel                        Accelerate w/tagged floor
 216    CarryObjects_Accel                       Accelerate w/tagged floor
 217    ScrollFloorCarryObjects_Accel            Accelerate w/tagged floor
 218    ScrollWallWithFlat_Accel                 Accelerate w/tagged floor
 219    W1_Floor_DnNnF_Slow  
 220    WR_Floor_DnNnF_Slow  
 221    S1_Floor_DnNnF_Slow  
 222    SR_Floor_DnNnF_Slow  
 223    TransferFriction  
 224    TransferWind  
 225    TransferCurrent  
 226    TransferPointForce  
 227    W1_Elevator_NextHi  
 228    WR_Elevator_NextHi  
 229    S1_Elevator_NextHi  
 230    SR_Elevator_NextHi  
 231    W1_Elevator_NextLo  
 232    WR_Elevator_NextLo  
 233    S1_Elevator_NextLo  
 234    SR_Elevator_NextLo  
 235    W1_Elevator_Current  
 236    WR_Elevator_Current  
 237    S1_Elevator_Current  
 238    SR_Elevator_Current  
 239    W1_Floor_cSn                             Pure transfer type
 240    WR_Floor_cSn                             Pure transfer type
 241    S1_Floor_cSn                             Pure transfer type
 242    TransferHeights  
 243    W1_TeleportToLine  
 244    WR_TeleportToLine  
 245    ScrollCeiling_ByHeight                   Scroll w/tagged floor motion
 246    ScrollFloor_ByHeight                     Scroll w/tagged floor motion
 247    CarryObjects_ByHeight                    Carry w/tagged floor motion
 248    ScrollFloorCarryObjects_ByHeight         Scroll/carry w/tagged floor motion
 249    ScrollWallWithFlat_ByHeight              Scroll wall w/floor w/tagged floor motion
 250    ScrollCeiling  
 251    ScrollFloor  
 252    CarryObjects  
 253    ScrollFloorCarryObjects  
 254    ScrollWallWithFlat                       Scroll wall along with sector's flat
 255    ScrollWallByOffsets                      Scroll wall by texture offsets
 256    WR_Stairs_Up8_Slow  
 257    WR_Stairs_Up16_Fast  
 258    SR_Stairs_Up8_Slow  
 259    SR_Stairs_Up16_Fast  
 260    Translucent  
 261    TransferLight_Ceiling  
 262    W1_TeleportToLine_Reverse                Reverse orientation
 263    WR_TeleportToLine_Reverse                Reverse orientation
 264    W1_TeleportToLine_Reverse_MonOnly        Reverse orientation, monsters only
 265    WR_TeleportToLine_Reverse_MonOnly        Reverse orientation, monsters only
 266    W1_TeleportToLine_MonOnly                Monsters only
 267    WR_TeleportToLine_MonOnly                Monsters only
 268    W1_TeleportToSpot_Silent_MonOnly         Monsters only
 269    WR_TeleportToSpot_Silent_MonOnly         Monsters only
 270    ExtraDataSpecial  
 271    TransferSky  
 272    TransferSkyFlipped  
 273    WR_StartScript_1S                        Activated from first side only
 274    W1_StartScript  
 275    W1_StartScript_1S                        Activated from first side only
 276    SR_StartScript  
 277    S1_StartScript  
 278    GR_StartScript  
 279    G1_StartScript  
 280    WR_StartScript  
 281    3DMidTex_MoveWithFloor  
 282    3DMidTex_MoveWithCeiling  
 283    Portal_PlaneCeiling  
 284    Portal_PlaneFloor  
 285    Portal_PlaneFloorCeiling  
 286    Portal_HorizonCeiling  
 287    Portal_HorizonFloor  
 288    Portal_HorizonFloorCeiling  
 289    Portal_LineTransfer  
 290    Portal_SkyboxCeiling  
 291    Portal_SkyboxFloor  
 292    Portal_SkyboxFloorCeiling  
 293    TransferHereticWind  
 294    TransferHereticCurrent  
 295    Portal_AnchoredCeiling  
 296    Portal_AnchoredFloor  
 297    Portal_AnchoredFloorCeiling  
 298    Portal_AnchorLine  
 299    Portal_AnchorLineFloor  
 344    Portal_TwowayCeiling
 345    Portal_TwowayFloor
 346    Portal_TwowayAnchorLine
 347    Portal_TwowayAnchorLineFloor


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Parameterized Line Types
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See the Eternity Engine Editing Reference for information on how these specials work.

Number  Name                         Parameters
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 300    Door_Raise                   tag, speed, delay, lighttag
 301    Door_Open                    tag, speed, lighttag
 302    Door_Close                   tag, speed, lighttag
 303    Door_CloseWaitOpen           tag, speed, delay, lighttag
 304    Door_WaitRaise               tag, speed, delay, countdown, lighttag
 305    Door_WaitClose               tag, speed, countdown, lighttag
 306    Floor_RaiseToHighest         tag, speed, change, crush
 307    Floor_LowerToHighest         tag, speed, change
 308    Floor_RaiseToLowest          tag, change, crush
 309    Floor_LowerToLowest          tag, speed, change
 310    Floor_RaiseToNearest         tag, speed, change, crush
 311    Floor_LowerToNearest         tag, speed, change
 312    Floor_RaiseToLowestCeiling   tag, speed, change, crush
 313    Floor_LowerToLowestCeiling   tag, speed, change
 314    Floor_RaiseToCeiling         tag, speed, change, crush
 315    Floor_RaiseByTexture         tag, speed, change, crush
 316    Floor_LowerByTexture         tag, speed, change
 317    Floor_RaiseByValue           tag, speed, height, change, crush
 318    Floor_LowerByValue           tag, speed, height, change
 319    Floor_MoveToValue            tag, speed, height, change, crush
 320    Floor_RaiseInstant           tag, height, change, crush
 321    Floor_LowerInstant           tag, height, change
 322    Floor_ToCeilingInstant       tag, change, crush
 323    Ceiling_RaiseToHighest       tag, speed, change
 324    Ceiling_ToHighestInstant     tag, change, crush
 325    Ceiling_RaiseToNearest       tag, speed, change
 326    Ceiling_LowerToNearest       tag, speed, change, crush
 327    Ceiling_RaiseToLowest        tag, speed, change
 328    Ceiling_LowerToLowest        tag, speed, change, crush
 329    Ceiling_RaiseToHighestFloor  tag, speed, change
 330    Ceiling_LowerToHighestFloor  tag, speed, change, crush
 331    Ceiling_ToFloorInstant       tag, change, crush
 332    Ceiling_LowerToFloor         tag, speed, change, crush
 333    Ceiling_RaiseByTexture       tag, speed, change
 334    Ceiling_LowerByTexture       tag, speed, change, crush
 335    Ceiling_RaiseByValue         tag, speed, height, change
 336    Ceiling_LowerByValue         tag, speed, height, change, crush
 337    Ceiling_MoveToValue          tag, speed, height, change, crush
 338    Ceiling_RaiseInstant         tag, height, change
 339    Ceiling_LowerInstant         tag, height, change, crush
 340    Stairs_BuildUpDoom           tag, speed, stepsize, delay, reset
 341    Stairs_BuildDownDoom         tag, speed, stepsize, delay, reset
 342    Stairs_BuildUpDoomSync       tag, speed, stepsize, reset
 343    Stairs_BuildDownDoomSync     tag, speed, stepsize, reset
 348    Polyobj_StartLine            polyobj_id, mirror_id, sndseq_id
 349    Polyobj_ExplicitLine         polyobj_id, linenum, mirror_id, sndseq_id
 350    Polyobj_DoorSlide            polyobj_id, speed, angle, dist, delay
 351    Polyobj_DoorSwing            polyobj_id, aspeed, adist, delay
 352    Polyobj_Move                 polyobj_id, speed, angle, dist
 353    Polyobj_OR_Move              polyobj_id, speed, angle, dist
 354    Polyobj_RotateRight          polyobj_id, aspeed, adist
 355    Polyobj_OR_RotateRight       polyobj_id, aspeed, adist
 356    Polyobj_RotateLeft           polyobj_id, aspeed, adist
 357    Polyobj_OR_RotateLeft        polyobj_id, aspeed, adist
 362    Pillar_Build                 tag, speed, height
 363    Pillar_BuildAndCrush         tag, speed, height, crush
 364    Pillar_Open                  tag, speed, fdist, cdist

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Generalized Line Types
----------------------

Values indicated are the exact values which must be provided inside the generalized specifier, 
although case of letters is not important and will be ignored.

Range    Name                         Parameters
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6000h-   GenFloor                     crush, speed, changetype, modelormonster, targ, dir
7FFFh
                                      Values:
                                      crush -- true, false
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
                                      changetype -- none, zero, texture, texturetype
                                      modelormonster -- if change == none, true or false
                                                        else: numeric or trigger
                                      targ -- HnF, LnF, NnF, LnC, C, sT, 24, 32
     

4000h-   GenCeiling                   crush, speed, changetype, modelormonster, targ, dir
5FFFh
                                      Values:
                                      crush -- true, false
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
                                      changetype -- none, zero, texture, texturetype
                                      modelormonster -- if change == none, true or false
                                                        else: numeric or trigger
                                      targ -- HnC, LnC, NnC, HnF, F, sT, 24, 32
     
     
3C00h-   GenDoor                      kind, speed, monster, delay
4000h
                                      Values:
                                      kind -- Open, Close, OpenWaitClose, CloseWaitOpen
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
                                      monster -- true, false
                                      delay -- 1, 4, 9, 30
     
     
3800h-   GenLockedDoor                kind, speed, key, skulliscard
3C00h
                                      Values:
                                      kind -- Open, OpenWaitClose
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
                                      key -- Any, RedCard, BlueCard, YellowCard, RedSkull, 
                                             BlueSkull, YellowSkull, All
                                      skulliscard -- true, false
     
     
3400h-   GenLift                      target, delay, monster, speed
37FFh
                                      Values:
                                      target -- LnF, NnF, LnC, Perpetual
                                      delay -- 1, 3, 5, 10
                                      monster -- true, false
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
     
     
3000h-   GenStairs                    dir, stepsize, ignoretex, monster, speed
33FFh
                                      Values:
                                      dir -- up, down
                                      stepsize -- 4, 8, 16, 24
                                      ignoretex -- true, false
                                      monster -- true, false
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
     
     
2F80h-   GenCrusher                   silent, monster, speed
2FFFh
                                      Values:
                                      silent -- true, false
                                      monster -- true, false
                                      speed -- slow, normal, fast, turbo
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