Parallels works well for me, but Coherence mode is pretty useless for Doom stuff. I just run it in a window.cq75 wrote:ah, thanks. That helped, though it seems to completely undo my configuration changes when I switch from coherence mode and back, I'm not sure if this software is worth the $80... (Parallels Desktop, that is)
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Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
holy piss sticks you added pk7 support, now if only slade had that
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Feature suggestion time. :D
1) Any chance for basic text editing built into GZDB? Nothing fancy like SLADE; just way to quickly text edit lumps like DECORATE or MAPINFO, things like that. Preferrably with directory support.
2) Now that we can see models in the Visual Mode, any chance of setting a model's pitch in the visual mode? Would be useful for positioning organic models like rocks and stuff.
1) Any chance for basic text editing built into GZDB? Nothing fancy like SLADE; just way to quickly text edit lumps like DECORATE or MAPINFO, things like that. Preferrably with directory support.
2) Now that we can see models in the Visual Mode, any chance of setting a model's pitch in the visual mode? Would be useful for positioning organic models like rocks and stuff.
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Script editor can already open any text file (and it already has DECORATE syntax hilighting, autocompletion and item navigation)Nash wrote:1) Any chance for basic text editing built into GZDB? Nothing fancy like SLADE; just way to quickly text edit lumps like DECORATE or MAPINFO, things like that. Preferrably with directory support.
Will be added in the next update.Nash wrote:2) Now that we can see models in the Visual Mode, any chance of setting a model's pitch in the visual mode? Would be useful for positioning organic models like rocks and stuff.
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Ahh I must have missed the text editing capabilities... thanks! And thanks about the pitch editing too. :D
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
In the UDMF Control plugin, the minimum and maximum scale is too limited for my use, since my textures are very large. Can you extend them to like -16/16 or something... or perhaps make its limits user-configurable?
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
I think better way to scale big textures is to use TEXTURES lump (especially if you have lots of them and you want all of them scaled down)... And you can enter values greater than -2/2 in numeric textboxes.
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Hmm... when I enter the values directly in the text box in the UDMF Control Plugin, the scaling seems to be wrong... it seems to be stretched in the Visual Editor. I tried a scale value of 16. Also, sometimes when entering the text input, the values will snap back to 2.0.
In the end, the only way for me around it was to go back to Classic Mode, right-click the sector or sideef and manually input the values in the Custom Fields tab...
I prefer to do it visually because of organic mapping... I don't want all textures to have the same scale. Plus, there will be many textures, there's no way I can type up hundreds of texture definitions to define the default scale...
Also, it seems that GZDB's MODELDEF parser doesn't take into account these useful new flags... see my example file for easy testing.
http://files.drdteam.org/index.php/file ... eltest.zip
(Another problem with my example file is that the Visual Mode will crash, probably because I am using dummy textures generated on-the-fly?)
In the end, the only way for me around it was to go back to Classic Mode, right-click the sector or sideef and manually input the values in the Custom Fields tab...
I prefer to do it visually because of organic mapping... I don't want all textures to have the same scale. Plus, there will be many textures, there's no way I can type up hundreds of texture definitions to define the default scale...
Also, it seems that GZDB's MODELDEF parser doesn't take into account these useful new flags... see my example file for easy testing.
http://files.drdteam.org/index.php/file ... eltest.zip
(Another problem with my example file is that the Visual Mode will crash, probably because I am using dummy textures generated on-the-fly?)
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Fixed in 1.12a. If you wish to change Scale slider's range, here's how: run GZDB 1.12a at least once, open GZBuilder.cfg, find this block:Nash wrote:Hmm... when I enter the values directly in the text box in the UDMF Control Plugin, the scaling seems to be wrong... it seems to be stretched in the Visual Editor. I tried a scale value of 16. Also, sometimes when entering the text input, the values will snap back to 2.0.
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udmfcontrols
{
scalerange = 2;
}
That's... not my problem , but I think I can make a simple utility to generate TEXTURES text file based on given folder with given scale. Any one interested?..Nash wrote:Plus, there will be many textures, there's no way I can type up hundreds of texture definitions to define the default scale...
Added in 1.12a.Nash wrote:Also, it seems that GZDB's MODELDEF parser doesn't take into account these useful new flags...
Fixed in 1.12a.Nash wrote:(Another problem with my example file is that the Visual Mode will crash, probably because I am using dummy textures generated on-the-fly?)
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12a: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
- I can't get 1.12a to generate the new UDMF Control setting no matter how many times I run the program. I tried adding it manually but I can't seem to figure out which namespace to put it. I tried putting it under plugins, and then also tried putting it outside of everything else... it's still not working
- Is setting model pitch in the Visual Mode available yet? Can't seem to find anything on that either.
- It seems that models in the Visual Mode are 1.2 times taller than they appear in-game, because that's how the engine works... everything is squashed...
- I am interested in an automated TEXTURES generator built into GZDB!
- Are there any plans to include a visual TEXTURES composite editor, similar to what SLADE has (but SLADE does TEXTUREx only)... or is that beyond the scope of your project?
- And lastly, thanks for the fixes regarding the new MODELDEF flags and the crash. :D You're a beast! GZDB is seriously the most amazing Doom editor ever made.
- Is setting model pitch in the Visual Mode available yet? Can't seem to find anything on that either.
- It seems that models in the Visual Mode are 1.2 times taller than they appear in-game, because that's how the engine works... everything is squashed...
- I am interested in an automated TEXTURES generator built into GZDB!
- Are there any plans to include a visual TEXTURES composite editor, similar to what SLADE has (but SLADE does TEXTUREx only)... or is that beyond the scope of your project?
- And lastly, thanks for the fixes regarding the new MODELDEF flags and the crash. :D You're a beast! GZDB is seriously the most amazing Doom editor ever made.
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12a: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Looks like I've included wrong version of UDMF Controls in this release... Please redownload 1.12a...Nash wrote:- I can't get 1.12a to generate the new UDMF Control setting no matter how many times I run the program. I tried adding it manually but I can't seem to figure out which namespace to put it. I tried putting it under plugins, and then also tried putting it outside of everything else... it's still not working
I think I didn't understand you'r request. If you ment the ability to rotate a model using shortcut keys, it will be added in the... um... next update , and if you ment the ability to change AngleOffset/PitchOffset/RollOffset, then read my reply to last quote...Nash wrote:- Is setting model pitch in the Visual Mode available yet? Can't seem to find anything on that either.
Looks like GZDoom bug to me... Made a 64x64x64 cube model, and yes, in GZDoom it's shorter than a sector with 64 units height. Have anyone reported this issue?Nash wrote:- It seems that models in the Visual Mode are 1.2 times taller than they appear in-game, because that's how the engine works... everything is squashed...
Dunno about that... This feature will break one of main Doom Builder's principles (which is "Don't ever mess with the data user can change outside of the editor!!!11"). Perhaps I can make a standalone program, but not right now...Nash wrote:- I am interested in an automated TEXTURES generator built into GZDB!
- Are there any plans to include a visual TEXTURES composite editor, similar to what SLADE has (but SLADE does TEXTUREx only)... or is that beyond the scope of your project?
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12a: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Works now, thanks!MaxED wrote:Looks like I've included wrong version of UDMF Controls in this release... Please redownload 1.12a...
Yeah that's what I meant, rotating the pitch from inside the Visual Mode. Or perhaps a value entry when the Thing is right-clicked, along with the coordinates, angle, etc.I think I didn't understand you'r request. If you ment the ability to rotate a model using shortcut keys, it will be added in the... um... next update :3
GZDoom has been behaving like this for a very long time, and I have made it common practice to model my things 1.2 times taller... so 64x64x64 becomes 64x64x76.8 in 3ds Max. I'm not sure if this will ever be fixed, or if it should be fixed... might mess with already released projects with heavy model usage.Looks like GZDoom bug to me... Made a 64x64x64 cube model, and yes, in GZDoom it's shorter than a sector with 64 units height. Have anyone reported this issue?
Understood! :DThis feature will break one of main Doom Builder's principles (which is "Don't ever mess with the data user can change outside of the editor!!!11")
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12a: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Just some thoughts on the model scale issue. I think it's a better idea if you just adjust your model code in GZDB to render models shorter by a factor of 1.2, so that the results in-game and also in the Visual Mode will be consistant.
This is what the GZDoom renderer is doing anyway, in gl_models.h, line 12:
Maybe have this as an option in Preferences so it's not on by default.
I know how to fix GZDoom so that a 64x64x64 cube will be 1:1 with 64x64x64 in Doom map geometry. I will report it on the GZDoom forum anyway, let's see what Graf Zahl says about it... but I don't see the GZDoom renderer changing anytime soon...
This is what the GZDoom renderer is doing anyway, in gl_models.h, line 12:
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static const float rModelAspectMod = 1 / 1.2f; //.833334f;
I know how to fix GZDoom so that a 64x64x64 cube will be 1:1 with 64x64x64 in Doom map geometry. I will report it on the GZDoom forum anyway, let's see what Graf Zahl says about it... but I don't see the GZDoom renderer changing anytime soon...
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12a: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
Well, it's not built into GZDB, but it's still better than nothingNash wrote:- I am interested in an automated TEXTURES generator built into GZDB!
TEXTURES Creator
Re: GZDoom Builder 1.12a: GZDoom features in Doom Builder 2
When scaling a textures down with TEXTURES, and the source patch is put into the /textures directory, the image won't scale. Moving it to /patches will make GZDB draw ???? (texture not found).