No Doom weapons when cheating

[Tormentor667]

Currently working on a new mod and when using the "give all" console cheat or ID(K)FA, I always get the original Doom weapons next to my new weapons even though I have created a new area in the MAPINFO gameinfo lump:

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gameinfo
{
	PlayerClasses = "NewPlayer"

	weaponslot = 1, "Melee", "Firebrand"
	weaponslot = 2, "Luger9mm", "Walther9mm"
	weaponslot = 3, "TrenchShotgun", "Browning5"
	weaponslot = 4, "Thompson", "MP40"
	weaponslot = 5, "G41", "Enfield"
	weaponslot = 6, "STG44", "FG42"
	weaponslot = 7, "Pyrolight"
	weaponslot = 8, "Nebelwerfer", "Panzerschreck"
	weaponslot = 9, "UMG43"
}

How can I avoid this behaviour?

[Graf Zahl]

The source says:

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				// Give the weapon only if it belongs to the current game or
				// is in a weapon slot. 

Since all the original weapons belong to game Doom, you cannot disable this.

[Tormentor667]

Is there a workaround or a hack somehow to disable this by replacing the original weapons or things like that?

*EDIT*
Replacing the original weapons indeed does the job, for those who need something similar.

[zrrion the insect]

Did you do something like this:

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Actor DeathToShotguns replaces Shotgun
{
//nothing here
}

Or did you have the new weapons you made replace the stock weapons?

[Ed the Bat]

Either of those would do the trick. As long as SOMETHING replaces a weapon, it won't be slotted, even if it has Weapon.SlotNumber defined.

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	if (cls->ActorInfo != NULL &&
			(cls->ActorInfo->GameFilter == GAME_Any || (cls->ActorInfo->GameFilter & gameinfo.gametype)) &&
			cls->ActorInfo->Replacement == NULL &&	// Replaced weapons don't get slotted.
			cls->IsDescendantOf(RUNTIME_CLASS(AWeapon)) &&
			!(static_cast<AWeapon*>(GetDefaultByType(cls))->WeaponFlags & WIF_POWERED_UP) &&
			!LocateWeapon(cls, NULL, NULL)			// Don't duplicate it if it's already present.
			)
		{
			int slot = cls->Meta.GetMetaInt(AWMETA_SlotNumber, -1);
			if ((unsigned)slot < NUM_WEAPON_SLOTS)
			{
				fixed_t position = cls->Meta.GetMetaFixed(AWMETA_SlotPriority, INT_MAX);
				FWeaponSlot::WeaponInfo info = { cls, position };
				Slots[slot].Weapons.Push(info);
			}
		}

Once in a while I have to work around this for special cases, but on the whole, I think it's probably good that this is here.

[Tormentor667]

Or did you have the new weapons you made replace the stock weapons?

That