This article is about the sector type used to create a Conveyor Belt. For a tutorial on how to make one, see
Conveyor Belt Creation.
Sector Type 1024, Conveyor Belt, is a sector type that, when used in conjunction with certain linedefs that carry objects, will cause the tagged sector to act as a conveyor belt. The length and direction of the linedef change the speed and direction of the conveyor belt.
FOF Behavior
- To use this on a solid FOF, a control sector must be made, and used in conjunction with certain linedefs that carry objects on them. The target sector must be a control sector using a solid FOF with this sector type tagged to it. While any of the listed linedefs can be used for this effect, Linedef Type 533 is recommended, because it works exactly the way a real conveyor belt would.
- This has no effect on water blocks or intangible FOFs.
- Applying this directly to an in-level sector causes the sector to act as a conveyor belt when used in conjunction with certain linedefs that carry objects on them. The length and direction of the linedef change the speed and direction of the conveyor belt. While any of the listed linedefs can be used for this effect, Linedef Type 530 is recommended, because it works exactly the way a real conveyor belt would.
Samples
Sample 1
- Example WAD: Sample-conveyor_belt.wad
Notes
Sample 2
- Example WAD: Conveyor_belt_example_fof.wad
Notes