[WIP] DoomCraft - Minecraft in ZDoom!

[The Zombie Killer]

A while ago, I made a mod which allowed you to build with blocks like in the popular game Minecraft.
I scrapped the mod and never released it.

Earlier, I saw this thread and decided to redo the mod and release it.

Features:
* Voxel & model blocks!
* Blocks are snapped to a grid!
* Build and break blocks!
* [Relatively] easy to add your own blocks!
* Uh, that's about it

Credits:
* Nash - 3d model for blocks

Screenshots:


Known bugs/bad things:
* None, looks like you guys need to report some

Custom content creation:
I'll write a tutorial later, but for now, have a tool that'll help you convert
reskins of the block model into a voxel, so it can be used in software mode too:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/707 ... to_kvx.zip

Download:

[Captain J]

i hope there's tnt that breaks blocks in circle radius there, it's getting great to see!

[The Zombie Killer]

Yep, I'm hoping to add TNT and more Doom-styled blocks, like flesh blocks, etc

I have no idea how I'm going to do water and lava (and maybe blood) though...

[RastaManGames]

You know Player radius and height?
Doom Player is 48x48x64 pixels. Its normal in Height, but radius is weird. (MC player in 2/2 in Height and 1/2 in Radius)
You may fix player radius or do something?

[Enjay]

Doom Player is 48x48x64 pixels.

Ummm... Radius 16, Height 56.

[wiki]Classes:DoomPlayer[/wiki]

[The Zombie Killer]

The MCDoom player is smaller because I wanted it to be to scale with the blocks. Since in Minecraft, two blocks is about the same if not equal to the player's height.

[Lisac_the_fox]

I got this error: Script error, "mcdoom.pk3:decorate.txt" line 105:
Invalid state parameter a_dropitem

[Hellser]

I got this error: Script error, "mcdoom.pk3:decorate.txt" line 105:
Invalid state parameter a_dropitem

Update your (G)ZDoom here.

I just gave it a try, not bad. It even looks nice under ZDoom's Software Renderer. I can also see what you mean by the .. selector-box thingy being picky. If you manage to fix that, I think you have something worth messing around with.

[Lisac_the_fox]

Ok, i will try.

[Lisac_the_fox]

Working! But its really complicated to place blocks.

[The Zombie Killer]

EDIT: File removed, download in OP is newer

Here's a slightly updated version with the alternate method of building.

Changes
* Fixed crash when building into ceiling
* Switched build method

The problem with this method is that building on top of a block only works properly on the last block placed.

[Batandy]

This looks good! But i'd replace voxels with 3d models so you can have blocks textured on the sides and on the top, judging from the screen, only the front and the back have a texture

[The Zombie Killer]

I did make a 3d model before, but didn't end up using it because of UV mapping issues.
If anyone could supply me with a 16x16x16 (Doom units) cube, with a good UV map then I'd definitely use it.

Any part of the voxel can have a texture, it's just that the way I made the grass blocks was I converted it from a 2d image, so it essentially layered the image over and over.
I'm planning to use original voxels anyway, rather than Minecraft's stuff.

[Cage]

You can make the texture in your editor of choice, copy it, and then paste it into the front/side/top projection views in SLAB6.

[The Zombie Killer]

Whoa, really? Thanks! If only I had known that earlier.
EDIT: I'm not sure how to do this, maybe I have an old version of Slab6, maybe not. Could you give me some steps on how to do it?