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I see! It sounded a lot harder to code than it actually was, I guess. While we're on the topic of code, how did you make that laser weapon in HF 1 (I think it was the Caster)? What I thought was cool about it was that it always pointed in the direction you were shooting, so it would never "break up ...

Ah, interesting! Sounds like a fun mechanic, although it sounds like an absolute nightmare to code. Are you using ZScript or DECORATE? (I never inspected the code from the first Hell-Forged beyond ogling at the actor sprites and wall textures so I wouldn't know)

This one is a real beaut! I love how it's familiar enough to be recognizable as a relative of the cacodemon, but different enough to be something new. I do think that something called the hemo demon should bleed more when killed, just to be thematic. All in all, it's a great-looking character ...

That's fair, I can't wait to see the full lineup!

My god. These are absolutely gorgeous, brother. I've seldom seen better monster sprites since... well, since the original Hell-Forged. Such a cool monster design, too. I love how your demon designs are a lot more horrific and evocative of terror and suffering. Makes me think of the Divine Comedy, or ...

Yeah, ZBrush looks super cool, but I don't know how they can get away with charging nearly $1,000 for a piece of software. Hell, maybe you could even take requests from people every once in a while or something. BTW seeing how good your sprites look inspired me to get back to work on my clay models ...

Well, I don't want to rig my models either, I just want a way to get them into different poses for capturing. You should make a tutorial series on how you make, texture and pose your models, I think the DOOM community could really benefit from it! Of course, that would probably take time off of HF's ...

Wow, thanks for giving me a peek into the methods of the master! Do you also rig your models in ZBrush? It's a god damned nightmare to rig models with Blender, so nightmarish in fact that it frustrated me to the point where I've begun constructing physical models in defeat. Thankfully, I'm kind of ...

I'm in awe! These are some of the best weapon sprites I've ever seen. The Slayer hands are spot-on, the combat shotgun/plasma rifle are massively improved, and that chaingun brings a tear to my eye, like Van Gogh rose from a shallow grave to bestow unto the world his final masterpiece in the form of ...

Man, I'm excited to see this release, those monster sprites are drop-dead gorgeous!!! I hate to be that guy, but what program do you use to make your 3D models, and how do you translate them so well into the DOOM style?

I was trying to emulate the Stone Imps from TAG2. The Realm667 Stone Imps are more like entirely new and unique monsters, whereas mine are just designed to be like the ones from the DLC. And to be fair, the ones in TAG2 don't look like they're made out of stone, either. That's why their fireballs ...

For some reason Imgur doesn't want to work, so have a link instead to the following creation: https://i.imgur.com/uR2Z5up.png

Stone Imps in classic DOOM! Despite being simple recolors, I'm really proud of these guys. I can upload them into a WAD if anyone wants to use them for anything.

That's a damn good sprite! It looks very Eriance/Amuscaria, which is probably the highest praise I can give to a spriter.

most people don't even notice there is a ratio difference until it is pointed out. I agree with that, but it's strange because the difference is actually quite marked. In the following screenshot, the crate on the left is made with normal Doom architecture. It is 64x64x64 Doom units. The crate on ...

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Very Earthworm Jim-style, that's awesome! It almost looks like Garfield hands, which you should absolutely do next.