Your original post has enough whitespace to fit any elephant.Max Dickings wrote:Boy, this wad hates Brutal Doom SE.
And bloom/opengl effects.
... and Doom2/BrutalDoom hi-res sprites.
Seriously though it just crawls to a halt and gzdoom crashes. Especially when I turn the corner at the first hallway :/
DominicWhite wrote:Yeah, ZDCMP2 is never going to stack gracefully with ANY mod. It has so much new content and so many features of its own that anything other than pure vanilla GZDoom settings is likely going to trip it up.
A general rule of thumb is that gameplay mods such as Brutal Doom, Project MSX, etc are best used on vanilla-compatible level packs and nothing else. Anything beyond that is asking for trouble.
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function void queueMessageAll(str title, str message, str icon, str sound, int duration) {
for(int playerNum = 0; playerNum < MAX_PLAYERS; playerNum++)
queueMessage(playerNum, title, message, icon, sound, duration);
}Code: Select all
script "ProcessMessageQueue" (int playerNum) {
SetActivator(0, PlayerSelector[playerNum]);
// Process entire "queue" -- show all messages until the
// end of the queue is reached.
for(int i = 0; i < QueueLength[playerNum]; i++) {
showMessage( MessageQueue[playerNum][i][0]
, MessageQueue[playerNum][i][1]
, MessageQueue[playerNum][i][2]
, MessageQueue[playerNum][i][3]
, MessageQueue[playerNum][i][4]);
delay(((MessageQueue[playerNum][i][4] + 1.0) * 35) >> 16); // Wait for (duration + 1) seconds.
}
// Reset queue counter -- this will effectively "clear" the queue.
QueueLength[playerNum] = 0;
}