ZDoom

Those duplicates are filtered by the "Filter" column, which contains "chex" for Chex Quest.
This was done this way to avoid special handling in the code.

You have to fetch the DLLs from the official distribution package - they do not get built by the project

It's a really poorly designed format but that should be enough to write some identifying code.

The main problem here is that I have no idea how to detect .mptm files, they look like standard .it files with the exact same header as them. Right now the only solution would be to default to DUMB for all .it files. I wouldn't do that for other formats - I have found several .s3m files that sound ...

The error is in the mod, we cannot do anything about it.

ZDoom's startup code is quite messy and it may well be that something went wrong when the startup code was refactored.
I also noticed that with recent versions the startup screen wipes several times, so something's definitely not right there.

I did some closer checking. The error message does indeed appear but I never suspected anything wrong because in-game music sounded correct. From the looks of it the title music played over the loading screen is the only thing being affected by this. And this piece only plays for a few seconds so it ...

The mod is wrong here. These options were only added in 4.14.2 and it was clearly conveyed that both must be set to avoid problems. Apparently some modder did not test this properly or only with a pre-release version.
It works in 4.14.1 because it ignores these unknown properties.

This is not possible directly in DECORATE or ZScript because DSDHacked gets applied after ZScript and DECORATE. These actors simply do not exist yet when your patch is run.
If you want to replace these you will have to use a CheckReplacement event handler.

This doesn't help me. Something about your setup must be different that it cannot find the sound font. Are you sure you are starting from the correct directory? I think the only way to find out what's happening is if you copied the entire folder (minus IWAD and PWAD content, of course) and uploaded ...

In that case you will have to investigate yourself what is different about your Hexen config.
It certainly has nothing to do with the game itself, for me it works in Hexen just like in all the other games.

Please post your INI file.

If they fail, one will crash the game in the middle of a level, the other won't even start up. The far bigger risk is something else: Badly written code constantly creating new textures without stopping. All things considered, it's not a good idea to give modders control over limited hardware ...

type 'whereisini' in the console to find out the actual path.

Rachael wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 7:41 am I also managed to fix the bug that was causing my Windows build environment to erroneously pull in a bz2.dll dependence that should not have been pulled in.

What was causing that?