ZDoom

Hi,

Would anyone happen to have a swimming sprite set for the Doom player?

NightFright wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 10:02 am Have you tried with changing (y) offsets?

Isn't working, but I'm also using textures.txt to scale them, and moving it around in there doesn't help either. Maybe there's something I'm missing?

Edit: Nevermind, I figured it out.

Now if only I could figure out how to adjust the ones with text upwards a little...

Just some animated M_DOOMs I made for Doom 1/2/Complete. Inspired by the Xbox version of Doom. FIltered for use in each game! Vivid color versions https://i.imgur.com/zRUTzX3.gif Doom 1 https://i.imgur.com/KW8Xma9.gif Doom 2 https://i.imgur.com/AC2SH1o.gif Doom Complete Classic color versions https ...

So why even use this flag in the first place then? Seems like it does the opposite of what it's supposed to do, kinda like that old 90's game I forgot the name of where there's supposed to be an optional damage upgrade but the devs accidentally swapped the bits around and this made it so you have ...

I set i_timescale to 0.25 to make it easier to notice. It stops happening when I remove the SPF_INTERPOLATE flag from A_SetPitch and A_SetAngle inside the A_GunFeedbackLVx functions. bfun0t https://imgur.com/BGKrg8C Back when the Smooth Mouse Movement option existed, enabling it would also fix it ...

Graf Zahl wrote:This was fixed after the 4.8.1 release. For now, get a devbuild from devbuilds.drdteam.com I'll try to get a 4.8.2 hotfix version out ASAP.

Awesome, thank you!

Graf Zahl wrote:You need to provide a bit more context. What happens?

Any instance of it in my mod gives me a "Incompatible operands for == comparison" error.

Is if(scale ~== (0, 0)) supposed to broken now?

Not really doable with a shader (there's no way to pass inputs to material shaders without gross hacks), but it's certainly doable with the Shape2D API , though that does require using the Screen.* API instead of just ZScript HUD stuff. I've only used Shape2D once, and it was a real pain in the ass ...

Is it possible to have a circular progress bar in a zscript hud using shaders? If so, how would I go about doing it? My attempts using horizontal and vertical bars just isn't working, and I'd like to have a proper clockwise bar that actually looks right if possible anyways.

Kinsie wrote:

dear lord please let someone who knows what they're doing take over

Nice Revolver Ocelot sprites.

Blue Shadow wrote:You need to cast the result of FindInventory to BasicArmor, since what you normally get from the function is Inventory.

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let armor = BasicArmor(cplayer.mo.FindInventory("BasicArmor")); 

Thanks! I had a feeling it was something obvious.

BasicArmor has the following properties: int AbsorbCount; double SavePercent; int MaxAbsorb; int MaxFullAbsorb; int BonusCount; Name ArmorType; int ActualSaveAmount; Alongside the standard Amount and MaxAmount of Inventory items. I don't know if that's exactly what you are looking for, but maybe ...

How can I get my HUD to find the player's armor's MaxAbsorb value? just putting MaxAbsorb instead of amount isn't working. I bet I'm missing something obvious here. Here's a snippet of the code that I need it for: let armor = cplayer.mo.FindInventory("BasicArmor"); if(armor != null) { ... string ...