ZDoom

Already done in ST.

This should be in feature suggestions. And this is unneeded as you can DYI with MAPINFO.

First, you need to tell me ALL the wads you're loading up with it (e.g. a "Skins" folder, the autoexec.cfg, and drang-n-drop) because it sounds like an issue with missing actors. If not, it must be a broken script in your copy of wrwdemo.wad.

Xim wrote: Oh yeah, I missed that. Now we'll be able to see that extremely-uber-amazing awesome sprite in a real live Doom mod.

Now make sure you tell Eriance!

Project Dark Fox wrote:What if the shot can be a little inaccurate?

I mean EXTREMELY inaccurate. Inaccurate to the point of being a drunken irishman using a sawed-off inaccurate. But mainly inaccurate enough to be passable as a shotgun type weapon, know what I mean?

The wiki wrote:pullin <wadfile>
Loads a wadfile at startup. This command is only valid inside .cfg files that have been executed at startup.

OH SHI-

I haven't seen that part of the wiki in a while. Someone must have fixed the info already.

Thanks everybody!
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Project Dark Fox wrote:No, seriously, shut up.

A_STFU("Hamburgermiester")

Project Dark Fox wrote:It's not supposed to!

Then why does the wiki have blatant misinformation or lack of verifiable information?

Even though the wiki says so, Zdoom tells me in the console that I can't -pullin a .wad file while playing the game itself.

Why?

Xim wrote:
Oh what a shame. I was really hoping to see that sprite in action in DE.

If you read my edit, you would see that I allowed him to use the sprite for his own purposes as long as he has enough rupees--er... as long as he gives credit to me for sprite base/idea.

BlazingPhoenix wrote: Much like your posting.

HEH

Anyone notice the backwards "You can't touch this"? Even if it was meant for the sprite, it fits the situation :shock: . Yes, it was meant for the sprite. How can you physically touch something as physics-defying as my Romero? Alright, he beat me to do. That was what I was going to do for DE's ...

wildweasel wrote:Legacy probably did it in a hacky way that isn't remotely compatible with ZDoom's present AI routines.

That makes sense, Legacy was a hacky engine to begin with.

Really I wanted them to emenate from one singular spot, and with only the cores. Since you showed me this, I could do with fewer actual railgun shots (I was only planning on using 5 per fire anyway). And what would've slowed the game down to hell would be handling ALL the actors that are scaled down ...

Now I'm wondering Xutawoo, If Legacy could do it, why can't Zdoom? EDIT: okay, here's a workaround: A_JumpIfActorCloser( actor name: e.g. "Rocket" , distance in map units , <insert state here> ) The state that it jumps to could have the actor special Thrust_Thing to either side using A_Jump to jump ...