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Interpret the values for entity yaw angles and clip entity sizes as fifths or tenths of cubes or degree. This makes some entity attributes appear as float values to the user. The map file still only keeps integer values - but now they are interpreted differently - for example, a health pack elevation value of 6 now means 0.6 cubes instead of 6. Note: the scaling factors are hardcoded - use ENTSCALE5 or ENTSCALE10 whereever possible. For generic entity editing, the scaling values are also stored in entscale[] - but that table can not be changed without breaking the map format! This scaling is similar to the treatment of the vdelta values of map cubes.
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