ZDoom

Woops, my bad! Should be fixed now.

CthulhuInACan wrote: ↑Thu Jun 26, 2025 8:41 am Is this discontinued? The github repository is gone.

Are you sure? Both links in the first post are still working, I just tried it before making this post.

No. Shadow Warrior in Raze does not have near the same amount of modability that the games in GZDoom have, not even close. At best you could run custom maps, that's about it. It's simply not possible to make mods for the game that change the gameplay, the special effects, and all that fancy stuff ...

Please address this bug.

I think this can be solved with the creation of a format called UQMF (Universal Quake Map Format). So that there are no conflicts with other mods on maps with code changes. Besides this hypothetical UQMF could be compatible with most Quake source ports, including this hypothetical GZQuake. That is ...

Between Ironwail, VkQuake and FTEQW, Quake source port enjoyers are eating good, IMO - I don't really see the immediate need to make yet another Quake port. I mean, SURE? I guess a Quake engine with the GZDoom backend (mouse code + video output) would be nice, but again - Ironwail absolutely crushes ...

Yeah, to my ears, to get the effect to sound really convincing, the lowpass part is needed. Otherwise you'll just be playing a high-pitched ringing noise over the normal sounds, which, uh, I guess might sound even more annoying/hurtful...

The exact implementation in other (commercial) games that have this effect can't be done in accurately in ZDoom, anyway, at least not easily. There's two components to it: 1 - a lowpass filter applied over EVERY other sound 2 - the actual high-pitched ringing noise (2) can be easily done by just ...

It was discovered that Jay mistakenly labeled the entry in the Google sheet as SNDMENU_FOOTSTEPVOLUME instead of SNDMNU_FOOTSTEPVOLUME. I've fixed it in the sheet.

desert_doomer: Which PS4 controller specifically are you using, and what do I need (besides the controller itself) to get it all set up on the PC?

I don't have a PS4 controller but I'm willing to purchase one, because it's the only way I'm able to actually debug/test this stuff.

DoomRunner has been my permanent launcher for a very long time now. I even use it on the Steam Deck to run GZDoom from game mode. I've been working on a GZDoom on Steam Deck tutorial that revolves around DoomRunner.

Wonderful. The next version of GZDoom is coming out REALLY soon, and due to my limited time, I had to frontload a bunch of stuff ahead of time. Sorry for the inconvenience!

If anyone is interested in looking at it to see if it happens for them, I just threw together this quick demo pk3. Just load it in GZDoom and start map01. It'll be interesting to see if it happens with other people and, if not, what the difference in settings are. As I mentioned before, I have ...

That kind of looks like Z-fighting, like as if two of the models are occupying the same spot. Hard to say for sure, though.

I have updated the mod to use improvements that will debut in GZDoom 4.14.1 (and onwards). In short, CBLOOD used to do things very inefficiently by temporarily spawning an intermediate Actor to do the blood color changing. Updates to CopyBloodColor for GZDoom 4.14.1 means I no longer have to spawn ...