ZDoom

Hey, glad you find them useful. I've added a few new options for map name and author colors (including white) in the latest version.

It might be possible to do some sort of rudimentary hitmarker add-on in Raze, but it would probably be pretty hacky and not universal (some games seem better than others at surfacing the needed information). CrosshairHP, less so. Either way, I do not want to do this. One of the big reasons I created ...

The Windows binary is missing the LAME MP3 DLL. I had to manually add it to get GZDoom to run.

Glad you like the add-ons, but unfortunately I'm not looking to add any new fonts at this time.

I've added some functionality in the latest version of HitMarkers to detect damage over time with some mods. The update comes with a set of customization options for hit markers and sounds when DOT effects are found. This does come with a caveat, though. I based most of the damage types on those ...

I'm not sure if this was a regression or just an oversight, but it'll now work properly in the latest version.

If you want to submit the PR for Supercharge you can, I'll have a look at it tomorrow. For the colors, there's a general commonality between them if you look - bullet weapons are usually similar, rockets, cells, grenades, etc. You don't need to worry about it that much, I'll just mess with it when I ...

I couldn't use the PR as is, but I did implement it as an option in the latest version.

All of your suggestions sounded good and have been added to the latest versions of their respective add-ons. This includes your pull requests over on GitHub (thanks, by the way).

You can now in the latest version.

Thanks for letting me know, this shouldn't happen in the latest version. I had to add a check to ensure an ammo type exists to prevent the abort. In the case of your AIASSIGN lump, the cause was RocketAmmoLoaded, which isn't an ammo type. Everything else seemed fine.

Support for Project Brutality has been updated in the latest version. Additionally, you can now hide ammo for missing weapons. This means the list will only display ammo types relevant to the weapons you have in your inventory.

The changelogs have moved to GitHub. The links for each of them are in the original post (next to the update dates).

So I looked at your code and found the issue. You're supplying the LevelInfo lump with the class names of the power-up givers rather than the power-ups themselves. This is what it should look like: PowerInfiniteAmmo, Infinite Ammo, calm, k PowerDoubleFiringSpeed, Super Speed, calm, t PowerDamage ...

Make sure that you pick up the power-ups first to confirm whether LevelInfo is reading them correctly. Their timers won't appear if they're not in your inventory. If this still doesn't work, there could be something wrong with your class names or it could be a bug I overlooked. I wouldn't be able to ...