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Doom source code

{{DoomWiki}}The '''Doom source code''' was released December 23, 1997, initially under a not-for-pr ...involved a book Kreimeier was to write on the Doom engine; however, due to Doom's decreasing relevance in the gaming community, it was eventually judged no

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Linux Doom

|title = Linux Doom |baseparent = [[Versions of Doom and Doom II|Final Doom v1.9]]

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Doom Definition File

'''DDF''' stands for '''Doom Definition File''', and is EDGE's answer to [[DehackEd]].

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Doom Legacy

|title = Doom Legacy }}{{DoomWiki}}{{LegacySite}}'''Doom Legacy''' is a [[source port]] available for DOS, Win32, Linux, OS/2 and Ma

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Doom Specs

== Unofficial Doom Specs == "The poets talk about love, ...but what I talk about is DOOM,

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Main Page

* [[Doom Definition File]]

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Version history

...l release, based on [[Linux Doom]]. The version numbering follows from the Doom source code version numbering of 1.10. :* Phill's Doom v0.1. based on v0.2 of a DOS port of LinuxDOOM

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IWAD

...''IWAD''' - short for ''Internal WAD'' - is the main resource file for a [[Doom]]-engine game, containing all the game's original sounds, levels, and graph * Some file names are links to a page on the {{DoomWiki|nolink=|Entryway|Doom Wiki}}

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Frontend

* Doom P.A.L. (Doom Port Add-On Launcher)

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Installation and execution of 3DGE

...er Se, it will attempt to load all data together. This can be used to play DOOM's game inside of Heretic, and vice versa, though with unexpected results. A ...suffixed with '''_ddf'''. These folders tell EDGE how to load all of the [[Doom Definition File]], [[Radius Trigger Script]], and [[COAL Manual|COAL]] game

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Use Custom Timidity Patches

Below is a short explanation of [[Timidity]], a platform we use for enabling DOOM music in Linux and Win32. way to hear DOOM format music, but Windows users can use it too

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EDGE

...oom Gaming Engine) is a collaborative Open Source project based upon the [[Doom source code]]. EDGE is derived from an earlier project called [[DOSDoom]], ...nd [[RTS]] scripting languages - the first such human-readable systems for DOOM. It is worth noting that the scripting systems were wholly different from [

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DOSDoom

|baseparent = [[Linux Doom]] 1.10 |license = [[Doom Source License]], [[GPL]]

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Chi Hoang

...became the basis for a number of other source ports, including [[Boom]], [[Doom Legacy]] and [[EDGE]]. The port was later developed by the [[DOSDoom Team]] ...oomworld.com/10years/ports/ports01_1.php A Slightly Condensed Genealogy of DOOM Source Ports], on Doomworld

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Source port

...edia:Porting|port]] of the [[Wikipedia:Source code|source code]] for the [[Doom engine]]. The term usually denotes a modification made by [[:Category:Commu The [[Doom source code]] was released to the public in 1997. Although Doom was originally created for [[Wikipedia:MS-DOS|DOS]], the release was of the

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Doom source code

{{DoomWiki}}The '''Doom source code''' was released December 23, 1997, initially under a not-for-pr ...involved a book Kreimeier was to write on the Doom engine; however, due to Doom's decreasing relevance in the gaming community, it was eventually judged no

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Luke Brennan (Lobo)

...mP.A.L. (EDGE Shell/Launcher), a GUI frontend that can be used with most [[Doom]] [[source port]]s, and [[EMUS]] (EDGE Modders Utility Suite).

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Linux Doom

|title = Linux Doom |baseparent = [[Versions of Doom and Doom II|Final Doom v1.9]]

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ATTACKS

...he creature's foot, so it is generally a good idea to make it bigger. Most DOOM creatures have this set at 32. | How fast the spawned object moves. Values from 0 to 100 will work. Most doom projectile attacks are of a speed between 20-30. High values can make proje

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ANIMS

The time to display each frame in tics(T). Where 8T is normal Doom speed and 4T is double normal speed.

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Doom Definition File

'''DDF''' stands for '''Doom Definition File''', and is EDGE's answer to [[DehackEd]].

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Boom

|baseparent = [[Versions of Doom and Doom II|Final Doom]] v1.9 |license = [[Doom Source License]], {{GPL||2+}}

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Doom Legacy

|title = Doom Legacy }}{{DoomWiki}}{{LegacySite}}'''Doom Legacy''' is a [[source port]] available for DOS, Win32, Linux, OS/2 and Ma

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Compatible IWAD

...''IWAD''' - short for ''Internal WAD'' - is the main resource file for a [[Doom]]-engine game, containing all the game's original sounds, levels, and graph * Some file names are links to a page on the Doom Wiki where you will find checksums for known versions of the concerned file

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Trivia

...e original successor to [[DOSDoom]], was to be named TADE (Text-Accessible DOOM Engine)? '''Did you know''' [[EDGE]] stands for Enhanced DOOM Gaming Engine?

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