GZDoom can't find your IWADs? This might be why
Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2019 10:45 pm
It seems pretty common for people to delete the "zd_extra.pk3" or "game_support.pk3" file from their GZDoom distribution thinking they don't need those to run Doom or whatever.
Unfortunately - you do. If you have deleted these files, try putting them back. Your GZDoom might start working then.
The purpose for this file being separate is so that indie game devs can remove it in their distributions in compliance with copyright and the commercial exploitation thereof. It separates a lot of the content that is meant for the games that GZDoom is meant to run in its default distribution state which includes this file. So naturally, removing it means GZDoom can't run those games anymore.
Unfortunately - you do. If you have deleted these files, try putting them back. Your GZDoom might start working then.
The purpose for this file being separate is so that indie game devs can remove it in their distributions in compliance with copyright and the commercial exploitation thereof. It separates a lot of the content that is meant for the games that GZDoom is meant to run in its default distribution state which includes this file. So naturally, removing it means GZDoom can't run those games anymore.