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That happens because you jump to the Raise state directly instead of resurrecting the monster, which creates a ghost. You will have to use a function like A_RaiseSelf to resurrect the monster first. Also your A_ChangeFlag won't work because "A_NoBlocking" is not a valid flag. Since you use...

I just wanted to add that you don't need to use A_SetUserVar in ZScript.
Since user variables are treated as regular variables, you can modify and get them directly, like so:
If(user_openangle==0){user_openangle=90;}

As I mentioned in the other topic , weapons must have a valid Ready state sprite in order to be able to be picked up and selected. Including a blank sprite using the TEXTURES method I gave there will make the weapon be pickable, selectable and working, however it's not visible on the screen. I think...

That most likely happens because you didn't specify the speed at which the door should open, this is what the SetLineSpecial arguments are for.
Doom doors usually have a speed of 16 and a delay of 150, so you have to set those parameters of your door function:
SetLineSpecial(10,12,0,16,150);

I recommend using the ZDoom Wiki for checking what functions do.
In this case those arguments are what should be passed onto the special.

For example if you were to use this function to set Generic_Door on a line, you would have to specify the parameters of the door using the arguments.

I recommend using functions like A_Log or A_Print(Bold) for debugging.

You could make the powerup call Thrust on the owner whenever they are moving forwards, like so: Class MovementSway : Powerup{ Default{Powerup.Duration -60;} Override void DoEffect(){ Super.DoEffect(); If(!owner||!owner.player){Return;} If(owner.player.cmd.forwardmove){ //If the player is moving forw...

My original april fools idea didn't work out due to certain factors, so I'm posting this one instead. You know what Doom lacks? Weapons with actual in-depth reloading systems. Sure there's the occasional gem like Tranquility, but that's about it, at least to my knowledge. So here's my bit of change...

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees. I will be trying this out ASAP. Post-game edit: Honestly this is just perfect. I simply love how you made this all work. The only gripes that I could find are: How the revolver animates. (The hammer should start up, then slowly go down as you pull the trigger before slamming...

In your Altfire state you have a jump if the player has no shells that goes to Ready+9, which puts the weapon right at the beginning of the Fire state.

Oh my bad, I thought you were using A_StartSound. Since S_StartSound doesn't play the sound from the player, IsActorPlayingSound won't work. I am not familiar with a similar function that would work with this, but you can use A_StartSound with the player pointer: players[0].mo.A_StartSound("TAU...

What I think might be the cause here is that HitPuff_DM inherits from HitPuff. The "is" keyword in ZScript will return true if the class is even inherited from the checked one, so when the HitPuff is replaces with HitPuff_DM, HitPuff_DM is checked again and because it inherits from HitPuff...

CHANF_NOSTOP works a bit differently, if my memory is right it only prevents playing the sound if the channel is occupied by any other sound, it will still override the sound if it's the same. What you want to use here is IsActorPlayingSound: if (players[0].mo is "myclass"&& e.Name...

I am not aware of any method to do that, apologies. While specifying the height of the status bar will scale down the game window, the offsets aren't modified by the same amount. They are still modified to fit the new window, but not fully and I am not aware of a method to change it without changing...

If you move the spindown animation to a separate state and add A_ReFire before jumping to the Hold state, it should work how you want it. For example: Fire: DAST A 6 DAST B 6 DAST C 6 DAST D 4 DAST E 3 DAST F 3 DAST G 3 TNT1 A 0 A_Refire //This should automatically jump to the Hold state, if not spe...