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Thanks. I managed to get it working and play with the combined .IPK3-file.

Some notes:

I had to hunt down specific versions of the SIGIL 1 and 2 .WAD-files because otherwise the program wouldn't find some assets within them. But maybe it was a user error? I didn't like the lengthy and verbose ...

Alright, I'd tried to give it a shot, but I'm stuck. I've read the description and it says that the program includes widescreen assets, but they are nowhere to be found. What am I missing?

Great, just got around to playing with this. Will report if anything bad happens.

That's rad! Thank you!

EDIT: I just realized I forgot to subscribe to GitHub releases. Done!

Hey, thanks for getting around to adding. It was my fault for not being specific enough. My library is organized as a folder for IWADs only and folder for PWADs. SIGIL and such are in the latter and, well, IWADs are in the former. That's why I was hesitant to use WadSmoosh in the past, ruining my ...

Great job! Congrats!

That is an excellent suggestion. I'll add a command line option to specify a source directory, and I'll also look into adding an option for the script to read from a text file with a list of directory paths (or specific files) that the user could set for it to search in.


Did you add it? I ...

I'm sorry but I'm very rusty when it comes to ZScript, it's been several years since I last did something in it. Also busy right now.

I've asked the author of WadSmoosh to support loading IWADs from a user specified directory rather then from the application directory, but he rejected the idea. Can you please add this in your fork? This would make using the tool much more convenient. Thanks!

Where are the links to the fork? There are none in the OP.

How does your weapon resurrect?

Create a new actor for the icon, make it continuously warp to the monster above it. Depending on how you resurrect you might not need any advanced features like event handlers.

Oh, so it is not actually for raw memory manipulation? It is to dynamic arrays.

May I ask you something? I don't quite get it why are there memory manipulation functions like `alloc()` or `memcpy()`?

I have no desire to argue with anyone. I've read through your comments, and they do not align with the code, and I have no energy to correct them.

This doesn't match the linked code. `GenericCrush` isn't used if `Crush` is defined and will never be used if the actor is a player or doesn't bleed. So assuming we have a corpse of a player, the next branch is only executed if the `Crush` state sequence is defined on the actor, effectively, and it ...