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| Eternity allows you to add slopes to levels, like in [http://zdoom.org/wiki/Slopes ZDoom]. They're set up through [[linedef types|linedefs]], which are activated at level startup. Note that contrarily to ZDoom slopes, the physics code in Eternity Engine ignores slopes for the moment: as far as collisions and movements go, a sloped sector is still flat.
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| The slope linedefs work by aligning a sector (front or back) to reach the height of another (back or front) along the linedef.
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| The floor, the ceiling, or both can be sloped. The various linedefs listed below correspond to the possible combinations.
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| {{Backto|Linedef types}}
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| ==UDMF and ExtraData==
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| * [[Plane_Align]]
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| * [[Plane_Copy]]
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| ==Classic Doom format==
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| The slope specials are:
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| * 386: Slope_FrontsectorFloor - The floor of the front sector is sloped to reach the height of the back sector floor.
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| * 387: Slope_FrontsectorCeiling - The ceiling of the front sector is sloped to reach the height of the back sector ceiling.
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| * 388: Slope_FrontsectorFloorAndCeiling - The floor and the ceiling of the front sector are sloped to reach the height of the back sector floor and ceiling respectively.
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| * 389: Slope_BacksectorFloor - The floor of the back sector is sloped to reach the height of the front sector floor.
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| * 390: Slope_BacksectorCeiling - The ceiling of the front sector is sloped to reach the height of the front sector ceiling.
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| * 391: Slope_BacksectorFloorAndCeiling - The floor and the ceiling of the back sector are sloped to reach the height of the front sector floor and ceiling respectively.
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| * 392: Slope_BackFloorAndFrontCeiling - The floor of the back sector slopes to the height of the front sector floor; the ceiling of the front sector slopes to the height of the back sector ceiling.
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| * 393: Slope_BackCeilingAndFrontFloor - The ceiling of the back sector slopes to the height of the front sector ceiling; the floor of the front sector slopes to the height of the back sector floor.
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| * 394: Slope_FrontFloorToTaggedSlope - Copies the floor slope of a like-tagged sector to the frontsector of the line with the special.
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| * 395: Slope_FrontCeilingToTaggedSlope - Copies the ceiling slope of a like-tagged sector to the frontsector of the line with the special.
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| * 396: Slope_FrontFloorAndCeilingToTaggedSlope - Copies both the floor and ceiling slope of a like-tagged sector to the frontsector of the line with the special.
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