ZDoom

Simple Texture mod for Doom III
Above is a picture of them before (low poly original models)
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Below is the new Two-Eyed Version

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Thank-you very much. It may be more useful to people interested to just set the roughness and metalness values directly to the user variables. Material ProcessMaterial() { Material material; material.Base = getTexel(vTexCoord.st); material.Normal = ApplyNormalMap(vTexCoord.st); material.Metallic ...

Part I: "How to" Part II: "Request" - Part I: -------- I have seen some requests to add a way of controlling the "roughness" and "metallness" of PBR materials using a variable like "SpecularLevel 1.0" and "Glossiness 1.0" which are used with normal spec/bump materials. eg. material Texture TEXTURES ...

Put this together for people who play Doom Vanilla style but still want the best shotgun with more frames for a smooth animation.. -Split Fire function retained. - Uses standard attacks. Read more & Download at ModDB: Brutal Doom Super Shotgun Picture in Spoiler: dssg.png All graphic credit goes to ...

https://zdoom.org/wiki/LineTrace#Examples This example doesn't work, am I missing something? #define etc? it's missing the autoactivate part.. Default { +INVENTORY.AUTOACTIVATE; } It now works once, when given, then ceases working, no matter how many times you give it to yourself (commands).. not ...

It executes, but I get no printable result.

I'm going to have to use a different method anyways, but I was very happy to get an answer so quick.

Thanks.

Is there a way to get the line number from a trace to further change or get the line's information? FLineTraceData RemoteRay; LineTrace(angle, 64, pitch, offsetz: height-12, data: RemoteRay); if (RemoteRay.HitType == TRACE_HitWall) { ACS_NamedExecute("ScriptName",0,RemoteRay.HitLine.<lineID ...

It does actually work but you have to replace the Material function, (dont use vec4 Process(), or void main() ). eg. Material ProcessMaterial() { Material material; vec2 uv = vTexCoord.st; //gl_TexCoord[0].st; (either one works) material.Base = getTexel(uv); material.Base.rgb = vec3(1.0,0.0,0.0 ...

I have got a handle on converting shaders from shaderToy, which can make for some pretty nice screen overlays, however I'm more interested in getting them to work overtop/underneath/or in place of a texture. The code is changed from "void main()" to "vec4 Process (vec4 color)" and the "uniform float ...

Actors that aren't to be hurt get the property : DamageFactor "PlayerStomp", 0.0 Revision of above. BounceType isn't wanted and the custom flags do the work it seems. Also A_Explode is unreliable when called from the player during bounce so spawning an actor that drops and explodes works 100% better ...

Perfect, nice and simple. Thank-you very much.

How about the "CANTLEAVEFLOORPIC" tag, and using a separately named texture of the floor for that area.

wiki-CANTLEAVEFLOORPIC

You are correct, I just tested it and walked right through it. I have been deceived as this game refers to collision as clipping so, weird stuff. Guess I can take those flags off of said lines...

I'm now curious to this question also..

Scratch that last message, I forgot the Flag +USEBOUNCESTATE. :roll: This method works perfectly.. Just need a high enough jump.. Give the player a "BOUNCEONACTORS" flag and the "USEBOUNCESTATE" flag, and set the bounce count to .... There's a lot more you can do to fancy it up but that's the base ...

The player's actor can be set to bounce. There's a few edits there now however it doesn't seem to work by just jumping on top of a zombieman (tested) . May need to have some velocity from a higher floor possibly, or perhaps try A_RadiusGive instead of A_Explode.. Bounce state confirmed working by ...