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This is just a suggestion, but adding Foreverhood to ModDB.com could help increase the hype surrounding your work... and it may bring even more mod developers to Doom. Everyone knows that new-born mod development teams flock to games that allow limitless creativity to get their base in the world ...

Son of a... Maybe I can get a copy of .NET 2003 from one of my professors. Thanks anyway.

Randy, perhaps you can assist me. I downloaded the 94src to play around with in my spare time, but when I try compiling it in VC 6.0++ I have some errors thrown at me (400+): c:\doom\source\src\decorations.cpp(83) : error C2552: 'public: static struct TypeInfo ADecoration::_StaticType' : non ...

I know everything went wroing for you, but the next time you go for creating a comercial game, can I make the music? :D. I'm being sereouse, I really wanna get into making music for the games industry, so, I'm looking for a way in. I feel that I'm competent for the task (check out Tormentors City ...

I took a quick glance and noticed that you haven't altered the enemy firing pitch, so you'll never be hit by a fireball (etc) while ducking. I don't remember what lines the alterations need to be made on, (when I did it, it was like 2 years ago). Also, I didn't check it, but I just assumed you didn ...

It's not always the developers fault, but rather the publisher. As some of you may or may not know, I was the project leader of a game called Fear Factor (and did a lot of the programming). We had gotten several publishers lined out and finally signed a contract with the most promising one. Until ...

HL2 was due *earlier* this year, but some jackass stole the source code. So now it's up for September. That was just a sloppy excuse, the stolen code was only a minimal amount and posed no real threat to the development of HL2 and wasn't nearly enough to create any cheating software or "hacks". I'd ...

I'm sure every developer is going to love the 5 million dollar price tag slapped on this baby. I also agree with the tech demo issue, but only in a different way. These images seem to be showcasing the Unreal 3 Engine, not Unreal 3 itself. So hypothetically, we could be looking at 10 days of work on ...

You sir, have the formula pinpointed. Last night I was having a conversation with a Mac user via AIM, anything I said that anything to do with Windows (good of bad), he would bounce back with something like: "Oh yeah, will the Mac has this.. blah... blah...". When I mentioned something about ...

I use FMOD for all of my XBOX work and adding various transitions is suprisingly easy. If it isn't in the next version, I'll send randy the code and see if he'll accept it.

Even though this may be the wrong location for stuff like this, since this thread is here I might as well use it.

r_drawplayersprites does not effect rendering.

Have you ever looked into the C/C++ programming language, I'm pretty sure that if you were to do so, you could create some nice features. Or even if you couldn't, you'd realize the time and effort it takes to implement them...

Either you offer a way to the mapper to code this stuff or you construct a convoluted mechanism to create special damage lists and some means to specify them. I don't like the second option, though... You're not alone... Most features don't take any time at all, however pleasing the mappers and ...

The damage stuff is a little problematic. There has to be a way that links each projectile's specific properties to the monsters it affects and there are currently no means to do so. With a little thought a solution may be found but it will more likely involve more than a little work... If you just ...

Liquid Nitrogen Baby!