ZDoom

WMD is a mod manager for zDoom-like sourceports. The main feature is the ability to create a wadpack, each wadpack has it's own config file and save folder. You can have your keybinding, saves, graphical settings, separated for each wadpack.


Get the latest release on github

You will probably need the dotnet framework 4.5 (if you are on Windows 10 you should already have it) https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... x?id=30653

The main features:

• easy to use
• no installation, everything is done in the starting folder (by default where the .exe is)
• saves data in easily readable XML (I don't recommend manually editing it, unless you know what you're doing)
• Drag and drop wad, pk3, pk7...
• Work with any zDoom-like sourceport
• leverage as much as possible sourceport features
• > if no config files are detected, starts the game at the monitor width and height
• > encourages users to create a DOOMWADDIR env variable through a UI
• > allows custom launch parameters on top of the ones generated by the app
• Creation of packs of wads with:
• > Sort order management
• > Separate Save folders
• > Separate Config files
• > > Separate Key mapping
• > > Separrate Settings
• > source port association
• > can be prepared in a zip file and shared (see the "How to cook a pack" section on Github)

[v1.4]

• When you create a wadpack, the app automatically copy the default config file from the sourceport folder. To create that default ini file, launch the sourceport without any mod and set your settings.

[v.1.3]

• Added the possibility to choose your mod folder. Right click anywhere on the app to select the directory.

More info on github...
Release history
Report bugs on Github (or here in the thread)

I intend to keep the app as simple as possible, but I'm open to suggestion (doesn't mean I'll do it).


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This looks super neat! I'm gonna give it a try for a bit, great work!

Thanks, I love your mod.

Excellent! I've missed having a wad manager ever since ZDL gave up the ghost on me! I'll definitely give this one a try.

Great one mate it's good to get something different from Rocket Launcher (that is indeed a wad launcher like this one)

One idea I'd add is the ability to select your "wad directory" and have launcher autodetect any wads/pk3s there (including in subdirectories).

One of these days I might use something like this. Still using BAT files right now.

Oh hey neat. I've been using ZDoom Launcher and the only thing I want from it is a way to save wad packs. It seams yours does that

darkhog wrote:One idea I'd add is the ability to select your "wad directory" and have launcher autodetect any wads/pk3s there (including in subdirectories).

Not a bad idea, thanks. I might implement that soon.

Thanks everyone for your interest.

This is really nice. Saves me the hassle of constantly modifying a BAT file for testing and playing.

IMO, I was thinking of perhaps making the WAD directory list separate from the active/selected wads and have a small window for the load order where you could drag and drop.

Hey after i try it and i drag and drop my files, i realize that it create another folder (WMD) with all my files there, so this is intended? because it just duplicate the files instead of using my default folder as base

Mav3rick wrote:Hey after i try it and i drag and drop my files, i realize that it create another folder (WMD) with all my files there, so this is intended? because it just duplicate the files instead of using my default folder as base

Yeah, it's the idea, but if you prefere using your old folder, now you can!

With the version 1.3 of the app, you can select a custom mod directory by right-clicking anywhere on the app. The app handle folder structure gracefully.

https://github.com/EricReichenbach/WMD/releases/latest

faslrn wrote:This is really nice. Saves me the hassle of constantly modifying a BAT file for testing and playing.

IMO, I was thinking of perhaps making the WAD directory list separate from the active/selected wads and have a small window for the load order where you could drag and drop.

The window can become very busy if you have a ton of mods. I might change stuff around in the future.

OH MAN.

You know what the BEST part of WMD is?

Seperate save and configs for each wadpack.

This cuts down on the total chore for me of having to sift through all the invalid saves : D

This program is BEAST.

WMD-Weapons of Mass DOOM

: D

Coffee Imp wrote:

Mav3rick wrote:Hey after i try it and i drag and drop my files, i realize that it create another folder (WMD) with all my files there, so this is intended? because it just duplicate the files instead of using my default folder as base

Yeah, it's the idea, but if you prefere using your old folder, now you can!

With the version 1.3 of the app, you can select a custom mod directory by right-clicking anywhere on the app. The app handle folder structure gracefully.

https://github.com/EricReichenbach/WMD/releases/latest

faslrn wrote:This is really nice. Saves me the hassle of constantly modifying a BAT file for testing and playing.

IMO, I was thinking of perhaps making the WAD directory list separate from the active/selected wads and have a small window for the load order where you could drag and drop.

The window can become very busy if you have a ton of mods. I might change stuff around in the future.

Would love to see how this evolves as time goes on. Keep it up!

Thanks, faslrn, I love your work.

Silentdarkness12 wrote:: D

Great, I'm glad you like it.

I just released a new version with some bugfixes (some stuff with the custom mod directory feature and the Wadpack export thingy).

https://github.com/EricReichenbach/WMD/releases/latest