ZDoom

wildweasel wrote:

enderkevin13 wrote:I'm gonna stick with the version I have, since the svn builds lag more and are more pixely than 2.7.0

Okay, no, there is no basis whatsoever for this misinformation. Something must be configured differently between whatever versions you ran.

I tried all the settings, still lagged and pixely.

I think maybe you should give us more information. Like, a lot more information.

Can you tell us the EXACT version numbers of both versions of the port you're using? Perhaps attach both configuration files? Maybe show us pictures of what differences you're seeing?

eternity is still being developed, see here a git commit from an hour ago: https://github.com/team-eternity/eterni ... 43816f45e2

Automated builds broken again? Github is active, binaries are a month old...

Can we have a 32 bit version of this one?

zdoom-x64-2.9pre-1117-g5c182c7.7z

Thanks.

Spoiler:

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Mystery build - prize inside!

I've gone ahead and uploaded an updated GZDoom/ZDoom for Windows into their proper folders - however they are 64-bit only (sorry, don't have the time or desire to set up a 32-bit environment right now), and the GZDoom builds currently do not support OpenAL (they're FMOD only).

I'll try and keep doing this until Blzut gets the auto builds restored.

Wow, thanks Eruanna! I hope Blzut can fix them soon.

Hate to be that guy but I think something's up again... 6 days since the last build...

Huh.

Well I am building QZDoom and it gets updated daily. You can use that, for now, until Blzut gets a chance to look into it.

I know. The concern isn't for me; it's for the general non-programming/non-building populace... :D

With the fluxed state of ZDoom's major refactorings (and the devastating bugs they left behind) I've been pretty lax about trimming old builds.

But that's going to change soon. If you have projects hosted here, I'm going to start trimming stuff away older than 2 months at the very least, and the next trimming will have an even shorter cut-off (eventually closing into about a month or so).

I'm giving a heads-up here before that happens though just because of why I haven't done it in the past year. If you have any keepers, now's the time to grab them.

I have trimmed away probably about 6-10 gigs of old stuff nobody downloads anymore. Dreamhost is probably a lot happier with me now.

The GZDoom dev builds are still shipped with the Fmod DLL. Probably redundant since Fmod is no longer in the engine...

GZDoom development builds appear to have stopped being uploaded.