ZDoom

Convenient that I decide to check out the forums today. Anyways, my opinion is: Do whatever. I didn't really have a very big (or very good) contribution to the project, as my mapping skills were never really up to par with everyone else's here. But I would eventually like to see it finished in some ...

Wow, I'm surprised more people haven't responded yet. Anyways, played through the entire thing, and I have to say, I'm pretty sure it has the one of the best atmospheres of any Doom mod I've ever played. What it lacks in massive amounts of sector detail is made up for with all the other kinds of ...

Or, if you haven't already, you could convert everything to a lower bitrate .ogg. Usually, the difference in quality is unnoticable, and you can save quite a bit of space by doing that, too.

Of course, there's always the classic fallback for creepy stuff... Silent Hill. I know the first game has plenty of brick-shittingly creepy ambient stuff. The others kinda moved towards more musical stuff, but still have some of the ambient stuff, too.

Problem solved.

Stick your Slade folder somewhere where the path name won't have any spaces.

Like "c:\SLADE\".





I really wish I knew about that earlier...

Suicide Bombers: Not too sure. They'd be funny until they randomly killed you out of nowhere during a good run. I might experiment with this and try to fit it into the theme. One possible variation would be giving the homeless a very slight random chance of throwing a molotov cocktail straight up ...

Yeah, I definitely wouldn't mind being able to run it easily natively, but it works well enough for my purposes. Now if only there was a way to get any of the good map editors working well under Linux... Tried Doom Builder, it didn't want to run, and Slade mostly runs, but is still incredibly ...

If it's any help to anyone (and/or not already been said here), GZDoom seems to run pretty much perfectly in Wine on Ubuntu 7.04. Been playing through KDIZD on it, actually. Only problem is that you can't really change the resolution in-game, otherwise it pretty much locks up the entire computer. Oh ...

Will it not compile anything at all, or just something you've written recently? If it's just the recent stuff, try upgrading ACC. SLADE comes packaged with an old version that won't support many new features. It comes back with a message that says "Compile Failed". I've tried that with the version ...

So... I checked the SLADE forums for anything about why SLADE won't compile my ACS, and was able to find one thing from about... Well, exactly one year ago. According to SlayeR in that thread, it wouldn't compile because sladetemp.o and acs.err were missing. And they're missing from my folder, too ...

Well, I'm personally looking forward to this one. Sounds like it'll be some mindless fun

I do say, much thanks for that. Well, until a new version of GZDoom is released then, I will continue using .18 for now. But that's not a big problem.

This bug is pretty much exactly as described. I've got a wad I'm randomly working on that makes heavy use of HIRESTEX. Problem is, none of the textures are scaled correctly. They're all about 7% taller in game than they are supposed to be. For example, a texture who's original size was 128x256 was ...

JESUS TAPDANCING CHRIST ON A POGOSTICK! That was messed the hell up. Oy. Just kinda strolling along through the forest, collecting ammo, minding my own business, all of a sudden screaming comes out of nowhere, spin around trying to find it, and BOOM! HEADSHOT! I mean, me = dead. But yeah. Semi ...