ZDoom

I'll look into one of those builds. Another consideration was brought to my attention. I am on Arch Linux, using systemd-bootloader, SDDM and Plasma on Xorg/X11. I was told I might want to test it on Wayland. Might be the way Raze is setup to handle memory and such. Is anyone else on Linux and using ...

As far as I know, I have a debug build, and I cannot figure out the commands to get it to either self log itself, or give a more detailed log. After complete reinstall, new /home with no remnants of the previous installs, using no scripts and working with JUST the Arch wiki from step 1 to desktop ...

I am trying to remember the command that displays a program's library calls... I will have to dive into a very old issue I had with a different program and completely unrelated issue. Unless there is some BIG departure form ZDoom with Raze, I have yet to have a problem with GZDoom based mods, TCs ...

I have an issue of wild memory usage and CPU spike that causes Oout of Memory reaper to kick in and kill raze link to forum post https://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?p=1239129#p1239129 Previously I had Arch Linux running using the script created by MatMoul (archfi) to install it with KDE Desktop as ...

Well, I completely reinstalled Arch. With JUST the duke3d.grp under /data raze 1.7.0-1 -> Same memory and CPU spike and eventual kill by OOM reaper. raze 1.8pre+167+g17cde1e3c-1 -> same as above. With or without swap on, still the same problems. I might try and build from a direct github pull and ...

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And you, my friend...are correct. CPU usage and memory usage (swap file on) goes through the roof. and out of memory reaper kicks in and kills it. Happens faster with page file off. Damn. I hope I don't have to go through the process of rebuilding Arch. I'll poke around the Arch forums and see what ...

Yeah. 16GB and this only happens when I run Raze. I've done some resource heavy video editing... no lockup. Three Windows 10 VMs running, using 4GB each... no lockup. The only thing I have running in the background other than KDE Plasma is Munt and Steam (keeping my 8bitdo controller from ...

First, my specs: CPU i5-660k (no overclock) RAM 16GB DDR4-2400 CL14 GPU MSI GAMING X Radeon RX 580 8 GB OS Arch Linux, fully up to date as of writting So. I follow the setup, under ~/.config/raze, I make a folder 'data', I put DUKE2D.GRP into it. From terminal, I enter 'raze' and hit enter. It ...

Yup! Like DrR0Ck stated, the missing files are now included. Thank you thank you! This has the effect of resolving so many issues I did not notice before. Missing textures are no longer missing and what I thought were misaligned, were not just misaligned, but scaled improperly. This issue with how ...

As per my first post, I have an executable file, like a batch file that calls gzdoom, specifies the IWAD, and a config.ini file. The INI file is made much like it is in windows when generated automatically, the difference is only the filename. Where windows makes a file named "gzdoom-<i>username</i ...

I will download the files again, but even downloading in a Windows VM, the archive is missing brightmaps.pk3, Hexen_brightmaps.pk3, Hexen_lights.pk3, hereHDModels.pk3 and dark_doom_lite.pk3. Hence the question of which mods these are. There are no errors or issues related to incomplete file ...

I have skimmed every page here and cannot seem to find the answer to why I cannot get a good experience out of this. I have games like Blade of Agony, Total Chaos and various Brutal Doom setups working just fine. Here is my setup: I have a folder under my $Home called 'gzdoom'. In that folder, I ...