ZDoom

I've thought about adding "compatnames" to EDF which would consist of ZDoom class names, and these would be usable in certain contexts within Eternity where we're trying to be ZDoom compatible (this would particularly help with making ACS scripts more portable). So to me this idea seems like it has ...

You'll need somebody to check LocalSettings.php on the server to make sure that the $wgTitleBlacklistSources array is properly configured, as in the example at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:TitleBlacklist#Multiple_blacklist_sources - Note that you need the TBLSRC_LOCALPAGE entry at least ...

I thought I'd give you guys a friendly heads-up that some subdomains of this site - in particular, www.zdoom.org, and remilia.zdoom.org, are not setup to 301 redirect to zdoom.org, or www.zdoom.org, whichever is supposed to be the preferred domain. This is dragging down the rank of your wiki in ...

Whilst looking over ZDoom's zip code while musing on how to organize my own I've identified some glitches / possible security issues in the ZDoom code, two thus far. Both should be simple to address: When allocating the number of entries, 0 is not checked against, which could lead to a segmentation ...

BTW, Enjay: If you're finding it to be choppy, the d_fastrefresh console option might make it smoother. It runs smooth either way for me, but apparently it makes a noticeable difference on some machines. Ah, thank you. Yes, that does improve things for me. Both on and off report 35FPS but on is ...

I cannot match up any of the addresses in that stack dump against my map of the executable. It makes no sense at all. They jump around all over the program in a completely illogical manner. All the addresses in the 0053* range don't even point at valid variables. It's almost like it's a completely ...

So I guess I need to go back and replace it with a full finite state automaton then. Lovely. I mainly say that because C++ doesn't really help with them. Method pointers can't be called through a superclass, and using class objects as states is ridiculous overkill IMO. So that leaves you with ...

I am implementing support for Hexen SNDINFO in Eternity. Our implementation will be capable of ignoring all unknown tokens, but I am not aware if this is true of ZDoom's implementation or not. Due to that, in interest of maintaining cross-port compatibility in this lump format, I am requesting that ...

So wait is that a yes or no to the clockwise? I'm not really complaining if it's clockwise, as it's simple enough to reverse the angle. I just need to know which it is

I noticed your UDMF spec doesn't state anything about the directionality of floor or ceiling rotation angles, nor is it documented on the wiki, nor can I even find the answer in the ZDoom source code, neither in the UDMF parsing code nor in the Sector class. I would have assumed counterclockwise was ...

The code in question is from G_BuildTiccmd, where DOOM translates all key input into recordable/transmittable actions. The variable, which we named mouse_fire_countdown, is set to 5 in M_Responder whenever that function sees a mousebutton down event for the first mouse button. From the fact that the ...

OK so the consensus seems to be to just keep the grammar for string literals the same, and to define additional escape characters. I will work on this and post a 1.2 candidate specification in the DWF source ports forum.

CodeImp objects to the fact that you cannot include an "@ sequence in this sort of heredoc. When I suggested the ability to use @[any character] [any character]@, where [any character] is selected to avoid conflicting with any given two character sequence in the string, he didn't like that idea ...

The UDMF grammar as currently defined does not allow line breaks inside string literals; that is one limitation. The other is that having to escape characters makes the input of complex strings difficult, and may require an extra processing step to get rid of them between parsing the string out of ...

What you said about special numbers and trying to stay within the range of 255 raises an important issue which I was touching upon in the previous post. If EE and ZDoom will cooperate on a higher level spec for establishing Hexen-based lines and some common extensions within UDMF, we'll need a way ...