MBF2y Frames Definition v0.2.3

Additional Args

Args9 through Args40 fields have been added; however, their use is limited to very specific codepointers that cannot be properly parameterized otherwise.

Add MBF2y Bits = X in the Frame definition.
The format is the same as the existing MBF21 Bits and Bits fields.
Example: MBF2y Bits = ALLOWUSE+NOPAIN.
The value can also be given as a number (sum of the individual flag values below).

Name	Value	Description
`ALLOWUSE`	0x001	Thing will jump to its Use frame if it intercepts a player use frame.
`NOPAIN`	0x002	Thing will not jump to its pain state when receiving damage in this frame.
`FASTWEAPON`	0x004	When used on a weapon frame, causes its duration to be divided by 2 (rounded up) when `pw_fastweapon` is enabled.
`SKIPFASTWEAPON`	0x008	When used on a weapon frame, causes its duration to be treated as 0 when `pw_fastweapon` is enabled. Overrides `FASTWEAPON`.
`SEMIFULLBRIGHT`	0x010	This frame's render brightness is drawn as `(lightlevel + 256) / 2`, resulting in a brighter appearance in darker sectors, but the effect becomes less noticeable as the sector brightens.

Add Min brightness = X in the Frame definition.
Sets the minimum brightness level (equivalent to sector brightness) at which to render the frame.
Example: Min brightness = 192 will cause the frame to be drawn as though it's in a sector with a brightness level of 192 unless it would be drawn with a higher brightness for any reason.
The interaction between this property and SEMIFULLBRIGHT is that the SEMIFULLBRIGHT takes effect after this property takes effect. For example, if Min brightness = 144 is applied and the thing (or player, in the case of a weapon frame) is within a sector with a brightness level of 128, the frame will be drawn with a brightness level of 200, while in a sector with a brightness level of 144 or higher, the frame would be drawn with a brightness level of 208.