In D4T I have a menu with certain options that are very relevant to the mod, like changing the X-hair and forcing it to be default (or not), the sprite clipping, allow jump/crouch, amongst other options.
This menu worked up to 3.1. Now in 3.2 it's not there.
How do I add a custom menu with "shortcuts" to some other gzdoom options aswell as a couple keybinds relevant to D4T, that will be compatible with 3.2 and 1.8.6?
Current and retro-compatible menus (MENUDEF)
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Re: Current and retro-compatible menus (MENUDEF)
Where did you put the menu? Normally the new handling should preserve unknown menu entries but it is definitely possible to have setups where stuff may get lost.
But with keybinds you have to be careful. In order to save them properly they have to be declared through KEYCONF or they will pollute the global Doom namespace.
But with keybinds you have to be careful. In order to save them properly they have to be declared through KEYCONF or they will pollute the global Doom namespace.