I would like to know if there is any version of this Wad without the limitations of being able to jump or crawl, I already looked around but without success.
I know that GZDoom has this option but in the case of SIGIL I have to enable these skills every time I play and I didn't want that.
Sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong place but I don't know where my order fits. Thanks.
SIGIL with Jump
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
You can always load Sigil in SLADE and edit its ZMAPINFO lump.
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
Do you mean playing SIGIL in DOS, or do you mean playing SIGIL without jumping/crawling enabled?
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
In GZDoom, this wad was made by Romero the old-fashioned way, you can't jump on it.Redneckerz wrote:Do you mean playing SIGIL in DOS, or do you mean playing SIGIL without jumping/crawling enabled?
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
I don't know, I'll search for something here on the forum. Thanks.Gez wrote:You can always load Sigil in SLADE and edit its ZMAPINFO lump.
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
GZDoom does have the option to disable jumping.Doctrine Gamer wrote:In GZDoom, this wad was made by Romero the old-fashioned way, you can't jump on it.Redneckerz wrote:Do you mean playing SIGIL in DOS, or do you mean playing SIGIL without jumping/crawling enabled?
Is that what you were looking for?
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
Make a shortcut of gzdoom.exe, right click on it, then click on properties.
In the target field, add the following:
"+set dmflags 131072" to enable jumping, or
"+set dmflags 8388608" to enable crouching, or
"+set dmflags 8519680" to enable jumping AND crouching.
Then double click on the shortcut just as you would gzdoom.exe and play SIGIL.
In the target field, add the following:
"+set dmflags 131072" to enable jumping, or
"+set dmflags 8388608" to enable crouching, or
"+set dmflags 8519680" to enable jumping AND crouching.
Then double click on the shortcut just as you would gzdoom.exe and play SIGIL.
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
Redneckerz
GZDoom does have the option to disable jumping.
Is that what you were looking for?
Not! was to leave SIGIL.wad with skip enabled by default since it comes with this option disabled.
StroggVorbis
Make a shortcut of gzdoom.exe, right click on it, then click on properties.
In the target field, add the following:
"+set dmflags 131072" to enable jumping, or
"+set dmflags 8388608" to enable crouching, or
"+set dmflags 8519680" to enable jumping AND crouching.
Then double click on the shortcut just as you would gzdoom.exe and play SIGIL.
I will try this. Thank you very much.
GZDoom does have the option to disable jumping.
Is that what you were looking for?
Not! was to leave SIGIL.wad with skip enabled by default since it comes with this option disabled.
StroggVorbis
Make a shortcut of gzdoom.exe, right click on it, then click on properties.
In the target field, add the following:
"+set dmflags 131072" to enable jumping, or
"+set dmflags 8388608" to enable crouching, or
"+set dmflags 8519680" to enable jumping AND crouching.
Then double click on the shortcut just as you would gzdoom.exe and play SIGIL.
I will try this. Thank you very much.

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Re: SIGIL with Jump

This doesn't work? Set it to "On". Using a menu is much easier than having to mess with the command line and remember some numbers.
Also if you insist on using the command line, instead of using numbers, you can use +sv_allowjump 1 instead. For example, gzdoom.exe +sv_allowjump 1. I still recommend using the menu though.
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
sv_allowjump is stored in the savegames (so if you set it on, it stays in your game until you set it off); but it's not saved in the ini (so you have to set it back on whenever you start a new game).
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Re: SIGIL with Jump
It worked, the problem is that every time I had to start SIGIL I had to activate this option. I forgot to activate.Nash wrote:
This doesn't work? Set it to "On". Using a menu is much easier than having to mess with the command line and remember some numbers.
Also if you insist on using the command line, instead of using numbers, you can use +sv_allowjump 1 instead. For example, gzdoom.exe +sv_allowjump 1. I still recommend using the menu though.