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The '''Medusa effect''' occurs when there is more than one [[wall patch|patch]] in any middle [[wall texture|texture]] of a two-sided [[linedef]] that is visible in the display window. Due to a game engine limitation, framerate in [[vanilla Doom]] will slow to a crawl and make play nearly impossible until the offending wall is out of view. | The '''Medusa effect''' occurs when there is more than one [[wall patch|patch]] in any middle [[wall texture|texture]] of a two-sided [[linedef]] that is visible in the display window. Due to a game engine limitation, framerate in [[vanilla Doom]] will slow to a crawl and make play nearly impossible until the offending wall is out of view. | ||
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Revision as of 17:39, 2 January 2007
The Medusa effect occurs when there is more than one patch in any middle texture of a two-sided linedef that is visible in the display window. Due to a game engine limitation, framerate in vanilla Doom will slow to a crawl and make play nearly impossible until the offending wall is out of view.
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This article is based on information in the Unofficial Doom Specs.