Updated ACC for WadAuthor users
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Re: Updated ACC for WadAuthor users
DUMB IDEA OF THE DAY: A Contra plugin for Doom Builder where you play the game by making maps
(Well I'm still curious who uses WadAuthor exactly. ;P)
(Well I'm still curious who uses WadAuthor exactly. ;P)
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Re: Updated ACC for WadAuthor users
Funny you should ask that, because clearly something motivated this dedicated release of ACC.
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Re: Updated ACC for WadAuthor users
As unbelievable as it may sound, yes there are still some people who use this outdated piece of junk.
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zipe, I didn't even think about that. Now I feel like a dumb. Oh well, I guess if you really love the interface. I couldn't stand it personally.Siggi wrote:Funny you should ask that, because clearly something motivated this dedicated release of ACC.
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I like it. It's simple and usable for basic stuff. More recently I've been using Doombuilder though because it just does things faster.
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Many thanks. This will obviate the need for me to use the work-around that I'd been using.randy wrote:Now that I'm starting to get my system back in order, here's a build of ACC 1.47 that works with WadAuthor (and ZETH, but does anybody still use that?).
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As it stands, I am using DB under VMware and forget about 3D mode; starting Zdoom is fast enough both in Linux and Windows so that moving into DB3D is just a convenience thing. If you see misaligned textures or so, memorize it. Keeps your brain fresh.
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Hehe for the record I'm a Wadauthor user; I tried Doom Builder twice and hated its interface (reminded me of Build
). I find that it's really easily to introduce people to it as well. Mind you I'm the type of person that's using IE6 until they put the menu bar back up the top of the application. 
I will move to using IE6 and Firefox at the saem time when enough websites break. I'm not having a rant here just disqualifying my own comment
Off topic: Why have an option in the combo box for font size that it doesn't let you post? (tiny)


I will move to using IE6 and Firefox at the saem time when enough websites break. I'm not having a rant here just disqualifying my own comment
Off topic: Why have an option in the combo box for font size that it doesn't let you post? (tiny)
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Because people abused the font size parameter to enter text with with sizes like 10% or 0%, and so other people whined about that until a check was added to make 60% the minimum size, but the combo box's code was not updated.Kilkakon wrote:Off topic: Why have an option in the combo box for font size that it doesn't let you post? (tiny)
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Fair enough. Trust people to abuse the system. 
EDIT: One annoying grumble about WadAuthor though is that you can't use ZDBSP or ACC with it if you have a space in its filepath.

EDIT: One annoying grumble about WadAuthor though is that you can't use ZDBSP or ACC with it if you have a space in its filepath.

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Re: Updated ACC for WadAuthor users
That's what happens if you use stone aged software... 

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Somebody needs to make a WadAuthor 2 or something. 

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Off topic: Why have an option in the combo box for font size that it doesn't let you post? (tiny)
I'm pretty sure I set the default at 50% and that was used for a while, but at some point (I think after a host move) it was set to 60%. I guess I should have made the patch change the entries in that dropdown when some went out of range, but max font size didn't do that, so I skipped it for min font size too.Because people abused the font size parameter to enter text with with sizes like 10% or 0%, and so other people whined about that until a check was added to make 60% the minimum size, but the combo box's code was not updated.
The whole thing was pretty silly anyway as any decent browser will allow the user to specify a minimum font size.
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True, but remember that this thread is about people still clinging on "indecent" outdated software. 

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Re: Updated ACC for WadAuthor users
ZETH should be quite easy now to do under Linux. Newst GRX lub support both Win32 (Windowed) and Linux (fullscreen or X11).
I've currently maintaining my own private (for now) ZETH port for Win32. It works great.
If someone is interested, I can share sources, so work for porting in to Linux can be done.
I fixed many old DOS glinches that made Zeth crash under modern OS like Win32.
Basicaly it was inproper pointes usage and uninitialized arrays or modifing pointers with
data in code segment.
You can find Zeth thread under editing: Zeth Win32 port alive.
I've currently maintaining my own private (for now) ZETH port for Win32. It works great.
If someone is interested, I can share sources, so work for porting in to Linux can be done.
I fixed many old DOS glinches that made Zeth crash under modern OS like Win32.
Basicaly it was inproper pointes usage and uninitialized arrays or modifing pointers with
data in code segment.
You can find Zeth thread under editing: Zeth Win32 port alive.