ZDoom

I should add some GBA doom hacking features to zWad....

Its been almost a month since the last release, the next one is close. Here is a couple pics of stuff I'm working on. The decorate editor has a couple lists for states/frames and an MDI window for showing graphics, code pointers, etc.

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Even if there was, it would be of no use since there is no way to switch skins or even include them in mods.

Doom Builder does this crap to me all the time (even when I enter exact paths for the nodebuilder parameters ). I turn off nodebuilding and make a batch file to build the nodes.

Yes. In fact, that's something that will probably be modifiable through the main setting file.

Thanks.

When I wrote zDecorate, the goal was to learn more about classes. While writing this editor, the goal was practicality and usability.

Here is some shots of the decorate editor I'm working on. It will require all definitions to be ACTORs. Since this program is very object-oriented, I might be able to add a sprite viewer to the state editor window. Since the decorate parser is very object oriented, I could probably reuse it in a ...

val()? I've never heard of or used val in Visual Basic. What is important are functions like Hex(), Chr(), Substring(), and IndexOf(). But even those are limited in usefulness since you will still have to write your own functions for operations on the byte level such as IO.Stream to String or ...

It seems someone has Q. If you really are doing this, you'd better not make me compile my DECORATEs before I put them in a wad! A. The compiler will be integrated directly into ZDoom, so you will not need to perform any extra steps when you build your wad. Depending on how long it takes to compile ...

going to work

like when 2.1.0 comes out

I was wondering how compiled ACS works and how compiled decorate is going to work. If it's not too ridiculously complicated, I might be able to write a compiler or decomplier for one of these.

Noted, but I hadn't compiled the pre-2.0.99 because there was a few errors and I didn't feel like tracking them down when there was a working gzdoom 1.01 already (Which was what I was using when this crash was happening)

Do you know how to do this? The only way I know how to use libraries is by referencing them in the IDE and using any functions in the imported namespace.

there is no way to execute an action by simply colliding with an enemy or object Can't you set up a decorate object that executes a script as it's melee attack? That is such a bad way of doing it though. :( Who said I had to do that? In games such as Final Fantasy or, say, Legend of Dragoon, did ...

Part of the problem with creating a complete turn based system in ZDoom is that there is no way to execute an action by simply colliding with an enemy or object (that I know of). What makes an RPG simpler in ZDoom than writing one from scratch is that you don't have to worry about things like damage ...