ZDoom

First check out this:
http://zdoom.org/wiki/PolyObjects

The problem you have is that the polyobjects in the dummy sector are actual sectors rather than empty space surrounded by one sided linedefs. also you should have empty space for the polyobjects to move into

So I have been working on a little set of wads that alters how the puzzle items and keys in hexen are handled. Right now, all that this does is move some maps around so that you can play the whole original level set and the deathkings level set in one instance of the engine, and replaces all of the ...

So just wondering if anyone could point me to some blood textures that could easily be applied to patches or flats. Maybe something kind of horror or murder mystery themed. I'm hoping that they could fit more towards standard doom texture resolutions, but high res ones are fine too. Thanks for any ...

I wouldn't think so. If it can't be done in regular ZDoom, I would at least hope that it could be done in GZDoom. In OpenGL, it would be a simple matter of drawing an actor's sprite after all the other elements in the scene have been rendered.

Would anyone happen to know how to make an actor visible through walls? it would be really great for things like flare effects and objective markers.

Found the missing stuff
http://www.mediafire.com/?damyy5s3m113gad

Thing_Activate and Thing_Deactivate only work on the Heretic style ambient sound things. I assume that you are trying to use the AmbientSound ACS function from Hexen. Maybe try using AmbientSound with an empty string for the sound name like this:

NeoSpearBlade wrote: Is it possible for when an enemy attacks with a projectile, let's say The Mancubus, to play 2 sounds at once?

Yes. Check out A_PlaySound and use 2 different channels.

I just noticed in this image by Kappes Buur: http://i.imgur.com/XmHD88Q.png That the last line uses "a" instead of "an". Not trying to be a grammar nazi and it's not really a big deal at all, but it should be a simple fix. Only a few lines would need to be changed. I would just change this line from ...

same problem here. When i compile an acs library, slade freezes up and stops working.

You can change the selection behavior in the last tab of the preferences window (F5 by default). You can make it always add for one of the options, but selection modifier keys would be the best way to do it for a future release.
EDIT: damn too slow, shoud've refreshed first.

SetActorVelocity. Set the last argument to true, then you might get what you're looking for.

Those are just compiler warnings, it still compiled fine because it should break out with an error if any of the files fail to be created. Great news on getting Bootless Star working though. I never quite understood it.

My batch file is for the default installation path for Visual Studio 2012 on 64-bit systems. What errors showed up when you ran the batch file and where did you run it from?

On a different note. Over on DRDteam, Siberian Tiger has this Bootless Star to compile GZDoombuilder. I followed the interchange between him and NeoHippo, but I cannot make heads or tails out of it. (other stuff) Any advise is appreciated. Honestly I just use the makerelease.bat file included in ...