ZDoom

What is the attraction of doom or any other game's pixel art graphics? What is the attraction of playing an antiquated FPS that lacks such novel features like looking up? What is the attraction of listening to vinyl records? Why did they make "Happy Days", set in the 1950's, in the 1970's? Why did ...

It's missing textures when loaded.

I don't want to start a whole thing in this thread but to say Aria of Sorrow is weaker than Circle of the Moon is absolutely laughable. CotM is among the worst in the series and also not part of the main Castlevania timeline.

Try going into the controller settings and turning down the axes one at a time until the spinning stops. I forget which one it is. I think the ds4's gyro controls or whatever they are mess with GZDoom.

This status bar pack doesn't include the arms graphic from each of the individual pwads they are modified from. If you're trying to use a particular status bar outside of the intended pwad it will default to doom(2)'s arms graphic. You can use slade to open the pwad and copy the graphic, likely ...

I vaguely recall reading that GZDoom uses adaptive sync. The cvar for it is "gl_control_tear". You could try toggling it with vsync on and see if it makes any difference.

This is a really excellent HUD. The offset "ammo", "health" and "armor" labels under the numbers is pretty jarring to my eye though. I see why it was done that way for the secondary ammo counter but for the health/armor boxes it just doesn't look right. Maybe listing the armor save percentage in a ...

Also the "preserve aspect ratio" setting no longer affects the automap level stats and level name text. In previous versions of GZDoom and current LZDoom the text will either be square or stretched depending on the setting.

I'm not sure if such a thing would be possible. Basically as the title says, an automap setting that functions similarly to using "iddt" to reveal actors/items/monsters but only those that the player has "seen". In the same way that the walls of the automap update as you explore new areas, so too ...

When using a dual shock 4 you have to turn one of the axes all the way down. I forget which one it is off hand but I remember having the same problem. It isn't an engine bug but maybe GZDoom not knowing what to do with the gyro sensors or something. With your ds4 on just turn down one axis and see ...

The only thing I would change would be to halve the spread. It seems illogical that the chaingun fires twice fast or so but both weapons are equally accurate. It just makes good video game sense for the weapon that fires twice as fast to be half as accurate and vice versa.

Cool. Thanks for making the report and also for your hard work and continued maintenance on this. These brightmaps, the minor sprite fix project and the sc55 music packs are my can't play without anymore autoloads.

Using the latest GZDoom release, 4.4.0, many of the brightmaps for various textures don't work. No other mods/sprite replacements/etc outside of the Doom/Doom II sprite fix wads and these brightmap packs are being used. They all appear to work correctly in 4.3.3.

Cool thanks.

So... how do you actually exit from malevolence? I killed all monsters, got all items and solved the red skull key puzzle and nothing happens. I even restarted and played through a second time and can't figure it out. Maybe it's something obvious and I'm just missing it but I ran around the level ...