ZDoom

Regarding the 'CHOICE' command: It might be specific to WinXP (or Vista?) The CHOICE command came originally from DOS 6.x, and was available in Win9x (95, 98, or ME)... I believe it was removed in 2000 and XP (and possibly Vista) then got restored for 7 and 8. I'm using Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit ...

Yes, the wiki is down (502 Bad Gateway -- can someone fix that?)

What mod is that? To verify this bug, the mod is needed.

If you want to try playing the game, just copy that folder to your hard drive. (Hover! will work on any version of Windows Win95 or newer, at least all 32-bit versions -- I don't know if Hover! is a 16-bit or 32-bit game, thus can't say if it will work on Win64.)

Hover! came with the original retail copies of Windows 95 - full or upgrade. I have no idea if it was included with the OEM copies.

Project Dark Fox wrote:To allow pk3s to be IWADs?
Or is this information well out of date?

Yes, that information is well out of date.

Due to the example, that looks like it only works with Doom 1/Ultimate Doom, while the request is for Heretic.

Duke3D support -- Slade3 failed to recognise the DUKE3D.BIN in DUKE3D.GRP. It's the same as an ENDOOM lump.

How about the cast call? How is a custom cast call done?

Anyone thought about converting the DEHACKED into DECORATE?

I had ran into the "Glass bleeds" bug, too. Glass is also flagged as a monster--looks like a matter of clearing COUNTKILLS and adding the NOBLOOD flags.

My dream feature is pretty simple - I'd like to be able to restart the level with just a pistol when I die instead of loading an auto save. I know a lot of zdoom specific wads are balanced around having weapons from the previous levels, but sometimes I like to play Alien Vendetta or Hell Revealed ...

Damage wrote: And the Chex style may be too "UnDoomy"

Actually, I would think Chex Quest would be fine, but it would have to be a Chex-on-Chex fusion.

This looks like it's (mostly) in, but not possible to stat items? (Only kills and secrets?)

Not a suggestion. Loyalty after resurrection is based on the loyalty of the monster that resurrected it. I.E is an enemy arch-vile resurrected your imp, the imp will be hostile. But, if a friendly arch-vile resurrected the imp, it'll be friendly.