I feel really stupid, free look
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I feel really stupid, free look
i had ZDoom a while ago and loved it because it made DOOM control like a modern FPS, i got rid of it because i could never find a full wad. well now i've acquired the collector's edition (so i have all the wads) and i redownloaded ZDoom. only problem is, free look isn't activated, and i can't figure out where the option is. can someone help me?
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First, you need to learn the difference between an "IWAD" and a "PWAD".
An IWAD is the wad file that contains the core game data. Anytime you run ZDoom you should load exactly one such file, as which IWAD you're running determines the game that you play (shareware Doom, registered Doom, Hexen, Strife, Heretic, Plutonia, etc.).
A PWAD is a wad file that contains extra stuff to be used in addition to or instead of the IWAD stuff. You can load as many PWADs as you want: if some PWADs overlap in data, whichever one you load later (i.e., type later in the command line) is used.
I'm guessing that the list you're getting means that you haven't specified the IWAD. That list won't give you the list of PWADs since you can load them from anywhere and ZDoom isn't the kind of program that intrudes into every part of your computer to try to root those files out. So if you typed the PWAD filename right, ZDoom should already be loading the PWAD, and the menu is just asking whether the PWADs you're running should be run with Doom 2, Ultimate Doom, or whatever.
An IWAD is the wad file that contains the core game data. Anytime you run ZDoom you should load exactly one such file, as which IWAD you're running determines the game that you play (shareware Doom, registered Doom, Hexen, Strife, Heretic, Plutonia, etc.).
A PWAD is a wad file that contains extra stuff to be used in addition to or instead of the IWAD stuff. You can load as many PWADs as you want: if some PWADs overlap in data, whichever one you load later (i.e., type later in the command line) is used.
I'm guessing that the list you're getting means that you haven't specified the IWAD. That list won't give you the list of PWADs since you can load them from anywhere and ZDoom isn't the kind of program that intrudes into every part of your computer to try to root those files out. So if you typed the PWAD filename right, ZDoom should already be loading the PWAD, and the menu is just asking whether the PWADs you're running should be run with Doom 2, Ultimate Doom, or whatever.
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