ZDoom

I'm using the latest version of GZDoom (1.0.30), you could try that.

Nope.

I'm getting the same thing... can you re-upload the working version you've got? Might've been corrupted.

How odd, the map works fine for me when i run gzdoom from within slade, but when i run it via the command line it throws up this error.
You can colour me confused, i'll see what i can do to fix it

Captain Ventris wrote:Partial Invisibility is pretty useless.

Oh no! I remember coming across this in Doom II... Let me file that one.

Project Dark Fox wrote:

Captain Ventris wrote:Partial Invisibility is pretty useless.

Oh no! I remember coming across this in Doom II... Let me file that one.

I've heard it slightly decreases the chance you'll get hit or something, but... really. That's useless.

Captain Ventris wrote:

Project Dark Fox wrote:

Captain Ventris wrote:Partial Invisibility is pretty useless.

Oh no! I remember coming across this in Doom II... Let me file that one.

I've heard it slightly decreases the chance you'll get hit or something, but... really. That's useless.

It just throws off the enemy's aim. Great for hitscan, total shit for projectiles.

Tenement Funster wrote:

Captain Ventris wrote:

Project Dark Fox wrote:Oh no! I remember coming across this in Doom II... Let me file that one.

I've heard it slightly decreases the chance you'll get hit or something, but... really. That's useless.

It just throws off the enemy's aim. Great for hitscan, total shit for projectiles.

And most everything is projectiles.

Partial invisibility makes enemies aim unpredictable. Spiders in MAP07 always throw their plasma all around making it even harder to dodge.

and going up against a cyber with it is even worse! its easier without it

That's always been the problem with partial invisibility. As soon as you get a bit of experience with Doom, you recognise the start of a monsters attack and automatically move to avoid it. Then the randomness of the monster's response to "finding it hard to see you" kicks in and he throws a fireball right to the position that you just dodged to. It's really only useful against hitscan enemies.

Hehehe, perhaps monsters aren't as stupid as they seem.

First off, The creeper is now fully invisible when not firing.
Secondly, didn't partial invisibility stop enemies seeing you if you moved really slowly?

New *fixed* version should be along shortly (i hope >__>)

I noticed in ZDoom that if you have the invisibility and you don't move too close to the monster they don't see you, but I never noticed this happening in Doom95.exe, was this added?

New version added, at last. Should work fine now