ZDoom

You're right, but I can stick it in the repo anyway, so that's what I did, hopefully I remember to publish a new version on GZDoom's next release.

Update time? =D

Been working on it. Not my highest priority since this is work time for me. But I'll probably have a release sometime today.

v1.2.0 - updates the cvar blacklist and adds a few new ones for GZDoom 4.8.0

v1.2.0 should be compatible with GZDoom 4.8.2, right? There haven't been any CVar additions/removals since?

Correct, always worth testing though to see if you get console warnings. If you do, let me know.

It's me again, your loyal customer, asking for GZDoom 4.9 support. ;P

Nash wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 12:42 pm It's me again, your loyal customer, asking for GZDoom 4.9 support. ;P

There isn't much changed and admittedly every time I get into this seriously I get distracted with something and forget, sorry >.< I intend to do a new release soon.

It's alright, if 4.9.1 comes out soon, maybe it can be updated to that instead. :P

Oh, I keep forgetting to post here - I updated to v1.3.0 a few months ago.

v1.4.0 released.

This tool seems like it will be a life saver in making my "default" cfg setting and stuff... but eveytime I run it... the resulting defbinds.txt and keyconf.txt are empty, only defcvars.txt has stuff inside it..... ? Is there something else that needs to be present besides gzdoom.ini?

The tool needs to know the names of the configs you need to use. GZDoom.ini stuffs the configs for all the games inside the same file, so if you want a new default config set it needs the proper name of the game so it knows which one to grab. Like ./convert-config doom or something like that. If everything was created because of a mod, then it needs the mod name too, like ./convert-config doom brutaldoom or whatever matches what gets put in the .ini

If you have Linux or Mac OS you can type grep Bindings gzdoom.ini and it will give you a list of header names that way. They generally will be in [GameName.ModName.Bindings] format as returned by grep.

The same thing can work for Windows except it would be find "Bindings" gzdoom.ini

Updated to v1.5.0.

Thanks Nash for the blacklist update.