(other build) HeXen 1.1? (other checksums)

[RaVeN-05]

by searching (SHA-1:962C5A395881ABC72D3283F2F607BED7C1706CED)
http://www.wad-archive.com/wad/b4add438 ... 42c18030d7
http://www.theultimatedoom.com/wads/hashes
by seaching (MD5:B4ADD4386DED3AC98A475A42C18030D7)
https://www.google.com.ua/search?q=B4AD ... 3&ie=UTF-8

I brought every Heretic's and HeXen's and never seen it.
I am searching it. I never seen this IWAD. Someone can confirm? Does it exist or its incorrect.

[The Zombie Killer]

http://doomwiki.org/wiki/Game_patch#Hexen

You have to patch v1.0 to get v1.1.

[RaVeN-05]

I think you wrong if i patch 1.0 to 1.1 i will not get these checksums(SHA-1:962C5A395881ABC72D3283F2F607BED7C1706CED) and (MD5:B4ADD4386DED3AC98A475A42C18030D7)

I am asking about another "hexen 1.1?" build that different from "hexen 1.1"

[edward850]

No official builds of Hexen matches that hash.

[Marisa the Magician]

Heh, now you just made me realize I have 1.0. Should I patch it?

Edit: Oh wait, I already did and have both versions for whatever reason. I need to organize my things better.

[irukanjji]

You can use this to verify your version of iwad:

LichSoft IWAD Verifier

http://iddqd.ru/doom/utils/iwadverifier ... 32-bin.exe

[Marisa the Magician]

my doom2.wad seems to have the md5 9f21f816bf7d8919ba451ee7b4311a63, which apparently doesn't exist. I wonder if I accidentally corrupted anything. I've had that file for ages and it has gone through some few damaged hdds.

[edward850]

It's also a symptom of touching it with XWE. Not actually doing anything, just opening it.

[Marisa the Magician]

... oops (it was ages ago, I swear).

Edit: I'm a bit confused. After dumping all the lumps with a tool I wrote in a hurry and running a diff against 1.9 it seems I have... rather strange differences, like different demos and leftover Ultimate Doom lumps. Oh wait, I guess it was 1.666.

Edit again: OK, after finding a tool that can "backdate" 1.9 to 1.666 it seems the contents of both WADs are now identical but the md5 checksums still differ. After comparing a pair of hex dumps XWE seems to have completely scrambled the layout of the data. It sure is an evil tool.