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Hey calm down, man. We all appreciate what you're doing here, without people like you Doom wouldn't be where it is. Like Dark Fox said, it was just an exaggeration. Let's move on.

EDIT: P.S. When desingning v2 of something, it's a good rule to never remove a feature that was there in v1.

I agree, as a website designer it would be impossible to do my job without being able to find a certain string, or jump to a certain line. Same goes for everything else, including DB.

EDIT: Although the map analysis does sound kinda cool... (Still better to have both!)

it's a big download just for that, but my wad has one (http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=20168).

Wow, this is an old topic... I actually figured this out already, turns out I had the wrong angle set. @Ceeb: I had a similar problem, which was later corrected by ensuring that 1. Only 1 polyobj exists per sector, and 2. The polyobjs don't swing/slide (either partially or entirely) out of the ...

Hi all.

Thanks Penguinator. I have changed that battle at the end for the lower difficulties as you suggested.

UPDATE
Beta Version 0.20.0
Please check the first post for details.

Thanks again for the feedback.

Now, I don't know this is a problem with Cold As Hell, or with GZDoom, or if it's a PICNIC. (Problem in chair, not in computer). :) I'd always preferred the phrase PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair). Anyway, I was all set to play this and it looked like it was shaping up to be ...

I suppose. The thing is, I need to be able to edit a few Doom-specific things. Let's say I need to add a new texture; how do I do that outside of SLumpEd? The only way I know how is to right click it in SLumpEd and the program will take care of adding it to the TEXTUREx lump. There are several other ...

Bruce Campbell wrote:Dammit, you made me throw up in my lap.

Agreed.

This kind of defeats the whole purpose of making the library for me, unfortunately. While it does mean I'll have readable constants for the Thing_Spawn function, it means I have to keep my libraries outside the pk3 and then add them in whenever I make a change. It's annoying but I guess there's ...

That is correct for ACS.

If you were referring to the KEYCONF lump, then it's not ACS. It's an entirely different lump, which goes in the root directory of a zip file, or at the very top of a wad file (no markers).

1 week (almost) bump. Does anyone know how to make this work?

When I try to put the #import identifier in the MAP script, it still won't compile; ACC says it can't find the file (which is in the pk3 file).

[wiki]KEYCONF[/wiki] / [wiki]Adding_keysections[/wiki]

Captain Proof wrote:I also kinda dl'ed some midi conversions of a few metal songs(Old Metallica,NIN,Pantera)

That's basically what Doom music is, with a few exceptions.

Very true.

Shouldn't it be infinite? (Or so large it doesn't matter.)