Mainly because I also would want my TC to be played by people unfamiliar with doom. (no worries, I will also upload it a a simple wad for the community)
I was trying to modify my ZDoom executable by adding some new things to the IWADINFO file.
I followed this tutorial at "Going Standalone"
http://www.lofibucket.com/articles/modding_doom.html
...but for some reason ZDoom still bombs out as soon as it looks for an Iwad.
Is there anything that has changed in the newer version of Zdoom regarding this issue?
EDIT:
Nevermind, just made it work. However, there are a ton of red messages appearing because of missing textures of the original Doom2 iwad.
Is there any way to remove them, without filling up my own Iwad with placeholder data of the same names?
Been trying out some standalone-iwad-stuff
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Re: Been trying out some standalone-iwad-stuff
There should be easier way of adding new wad names to be looked for by zdoom than recompiling it...MSPaintR0cks wrote:Mainly because I also would want my TC to be played by people unfamiliar with doom. (no worries, I will also upload it a a simple wad for the community)
I was trying to modify my ZDoom executable by adding some new things to the IWADINFO file.
I followed this tutorial at "Going Standalone"
http://www.lofibucket.com/articles/modding_doom.html
...but for some reason ZDoom still bombs out as soon as it looks for an Iwad.
Is there anything that has changed in the newer version of Zdoom regarding this issue?
EDIT:
Nevermind, just made it work. However, there are a ton of red messages appearing because of missing textures of the original Doom2 iwad.
Is there any way to remove them, without filling up my own Iwad with placeholder data of the same names?
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Re: Been trying out some standalone-iwad-stuff
Except you don't have to recompile it...
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Need some help setting up a standalone version of ZDoom
Ok, I tried modifying the Iwadinfo today, so that it only detects the wad I want it to. But I really need some help here...
Right now, it looks like this:
At the end of the file, I added the name of the wad.
Zdoom actually starts to run my wad as soon as I click the exe, but the launcher window is still filled with red errors because of missing Doom2 files.
Two questions from me:
-Where can I set up the "Woolball" config file, so that the game immediately starts with, for example, a custom movebob and other things?
-How can I trick Zdoom into thinking all the missing Doom2 files are there?
Right now, it looks like this:
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IWad
{
Name = "Shadow Of The Wool Ball v1.3"
Autoname = "woolball"
Game = "Doom"
Config = "Woolball"
Mapinfo = "mapinfo/doom2.txt"
MustContain = "E1M1", "HUG"
BannerColors = "54 54 54", "a8 a8 a8"
}
Zdoom actually starts to run my wad as soon as I click the exe, but the launcher window is still filled with red errors because of missing Doom2 files.
Two questions from me:
-Where can I set up the "Woolball" config file, so that the game immediately starts with, for example, a custom movebob and other things?
-How can I trick Zdoom into thinking all the missing Doom2 files are there?