ZDoom

Add the following to the GlobalSettings of your gzdoom.ini:
Tested with GZDoom 4.9 nightly.

Hm, this is strange. When that happened with the force shutdown, did it then show some warning message that the options are corrupted or something? The launcher should automatically save current state every minute, and i cannot imagine how that would produce empty file, unless the operating system ...

Feature Trigger options search on '/' keystroke. Area Game menu. Motivation Widely used UNIX search keystroke. Workflow Should be triggered when any menu is active and no editor is active. Pressing '/' when any menu is active (and no editor is active) opens search options menu. Option search ...

Thank you!

It would be nice to have '/' activate search mode anywhere in menu but it's a way too geeky...

I expect start typing after entering search, not hitting Enter (what I always forget to do).

There is a useful menu Option Search. However selecting it requires hitting Enter before start typing what you are looking for; otherwise all the typing done just vanish...

Darth_Anyan wrote: The launcher saves config file on exit. As a workaround, you can exit the launcher after major changes in your config, and also backup options.json file.

According to code config is also saved every minute.

Is it handwritten? That's quite a work! My personal record is ~800 batch lines total.

BTW, there is an another approach: Command-line GZDoom Windows batch script generator

i2van wrote:

MObreck wrote:

i2van wrote: Do you use GFXMAKER? Looks like it requires more porting efforts than MD2CONV.

No, all you need is DM2Conv to manually convert a DOOM level (so long as the level didn't include any custom textures or objects).

Ported GFXMAKER.

+ Linux port.

@i2van Thanks again, you are doing some good work here :) I have looked into preserving filename case on Linux, but this would require a big architectural change, as the app uses its internal symbol mechanism for filenames as well as tables; in DOS this didn't matter but Linux, for those who don't ...

MartinHowe wrote:@i2van: Thanks, it works now. I just had to change the target to x86_64.

Ported to Linux. Added separate downloads.

I did build it for Linux but the help text is the only thing that works; if processing a file it segfaults somewhere in the response file parser. It will take me a while to learn my way around this app's source enough to think of fixing it but given a couple of spare hours, it might be worth it as ...

I did build it for Linux but the help text is the only thing that works; if processing a file it segfaults somewhere in the response file parser. It will take me a while to learn my way around this app's source enough to think of fixing it but given a couple of spare hours, it might be worth it as ...

MObreck wrote:

i2van wrote: Do you use GFXMAKER? Looks like it requires more porting efforts than MD2CONV.

No, all you need is DM2Conv to manually convert a DOOM level (so long as the level didn't include any custom textures or objects).

Ported GFXMAKER.

Redneckerz wrote:One of those utilities that is useful to have in a Win32 environment, thanks for this. Ill make a change on the Wiki page to reflect upon this version.
EDIT: Done.

Added GFXMAKER.