ZDoom

ZDoom has been one of the best Doom things I've found since 1993. Thanks Randi for all the work!

Here's 5 old Wolfenstein voxels from 2011 in a doomworld thread if anyone wants them, some of the colors may need adjusting: http://speedy.sh/NzxEr/WolfVoxs.zip http://i.imgur.com/NPHvJ.png and I also did a couple textures back then, a Startan, the one with pipes, and some rocky walls http://i.imgur ...

I'm so happy.

Shotgun dammit

I'm using the filter in the Kega sega Genesis emulator, and I'd say it's better than the 2 GZDoom options so far. But I can't get your files working. The .7z files can't be unpacked by my 7zip, and they don't work loaded directly into ZDoom. EDIT: I get "_data_anonfiles..." .7z files that say they ...

Whoa, 5 years later. Here's some new links, they should work with GZDoom, haven't tested: Click the name of the file on the top link on the page to download- Doom 1: http://speedy.sh/DVsTQ/skyboxesD1.zip Doom2: http://speedy.sh/nE2JB/skyboxesD2.zip TNT: http://speedy.sh/hS5ZP/SkyboxesTNT.zip ...

I recently got a second monitor, and tried out Chocolate's -right switch, and it does seem fancy so far, though with both Directx and Windows gdi settings the client processes tend to crash when moving the window. One important performance consideration is to run the extended views at smaller ...

I've found that using standard fog with Dark mode, then setting gl_distfog ~160, and Gl_Light_Ambient ~104, gives a brightening around the player, with dark fog similar to the vanilla fading. It's not exactly the same, but I think I prefer it over the more subtle default values. Though one oddity ...

This doesn't answer the question, but I found a guy on youtube who claimed to have Skulltag working with 3Dvision, though it seems broken. He said he uses a DirectX wrapper for Skulltag's GL mode, and then uses Nvidia's 3Dvision to render in 3D. The eye separation seems either too low or unseparated ...

Isle did the stereoscopy wad a while ago (http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?t=12938) with ACS cameras next to Doomguy's head, but they don't bob like the player view. I guess the best solution is to do some spawning math that moves them around to simulate it, but I have no clue where to start ...

I would guess you'd want "vid_forceddraw 1", maybe "vid_displaybits 8" too as that sped up my fps in DDraw mode (these options require a ZDoom restart) , and switch Vsync on or off to see what that does.

[*]It's not true 3D but looks more like various flat images stacked at different distances (ie like the effect with a "viewmaster" toy or a victorian stereoscope). I've seen this problem in specific scenes converted from 2D to 3D with "simple" cutout editing; real 3D image captures are from 2 real ...

I would like to see it as a feature too, and besides 3dvision, to support side-by-side crosseye and parallel views too, maybe anaglyph. I can understand the obstacles to adding it though, and Hud/weapons would have to be either not drawn or offset to make them appear closer than the vanishing point ...

I built a wolf3d.pk3 from that directory, and tried starting it with the Zdoom.exe, but now I need the old ZDoom.pk3 that corresponds with r3160, I can't find it in that SVN page anywhere. The latest ZDoom svn build's pk3 isn't compatible.

I was wondering about the progress in the SVN repository: http://www.afadoomer.com/wolf3d/svn/ Is this functional, and can someone supply a zipped build of this, or should I just download all the files? Something like tortoiseSVN for that? I'm guessing the new .exe modifications are required for the ...

I forgot that the /sbarinfo/ folder doesn't do anything I guess, so if you put the sbarinfo.txt in the root of the Zip file it should work correctly.