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195:Ceiling_CrushRaiseAndStay (tag, dspeed, uspeed, crush)
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Ceiling_CrushRaiseAndStay}}
{{Special|45|tag, speed, crush [, crushmode]|Ceiling|CrushRaiseAndStay}}


tag: Tag of affected sector
* ''tag'': Tag of affected sector
dspeed: How quickly the ceiling moves down
* ''speed'': How quickly the ceiling moves
* ''crush'': Amount of damage to apply
uspeed: How quickly the ceiling moves back up
* ''crushmode'': Sets the [[crushing mode]]
crush: Amount of damage to apply


==Usage==
Lowers the ceiling of the affected and applies crushing damage to anything underneath it, then raises the ceiling back up to its original height. If tag is 0, then the sector on the line's back side is used.

Lowers the ceiling of the affected and applies crushing damage to anything underneath it, then raises the ceiling back up to its original height. If ''tag'' is 0, then the sector on the line's back side is used. The up speed for this special is always half the down speed. If you need more control over the way the crusher moves, you have to use [[Ceiling_CrushRaiseAndStayA]].

==Examples==

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Latest revision as of 11:21, 7 October 2011

45:Ceiling_CrushRaiseAndStay (tag, speed, crush [, crushmode])


  • tag: Tag of affected sector
  • speed: How quickly the ceiling moves
  • crush: Amount of damage to apply
  • crushmode: Sets the crushing mode

Usage

Lowers the ceiling of the affected and applies crushing damage to anything underneath it, then raises the ceiling back up to its original height. If tag is 0, then the sector on the line's back side is used. The up speed for this special is always half the down speed. If you need more control over the way the crusher moves, you have to use Ceiling_CrushRaiseAndStayA.

Examples

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