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DOOM WAD Collection by ChuckBBROOZeG. Includes: DOOM1.WAD - Doom I (v1.1) The first registered release of Doom, The Last Version without Nightmare Skill. And Uncut (Versions all from v1.4 Have an editet E1M4). DOOM.WAD - Doom I (v1.9) DOOMU.WAD - The Ultimate Doom (v1.9) The Ultimate DOOM is an expanded version of Doom released on April 30. Primary purpose: Single play Title: Ultima Doom Filename: Ultima Release date: 10/8/2018 Author: Ron Email Address: redacted Other Files By Author: Fdevil.wad (final doom return of the evil god) noob.wad (operation noob) tanglov.wad (tan gloves for doomguy) Misc. Author Info: A long time mapper who as returned to work.
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- CreditsJonathan Griffin, John Goring-Johnston, George Sadlier
Main beta testers
The author(s) of good-ii.wad, for three sounds which I flogged.
And various vict . er . players from The Cave BBS, Wellington.
It goes without saying we're all indebted to the people at id, etc. - BaseNew levels from scratch. Inspiration for the décor of level 2 from hallspro.wad.
- Build Time
- Editors UsedDEU2 5.21, BSP 1.0, WinTex 3.41, TED, MUStool, RMB.
- Bugs
- Text File
Title : ULTIMATE MULTIPLAYER DOOM
Filename : multimat.wad - FINAL RELEASE VERSION 16/10/95
Author : Peter Shackleton
Email Address : pshack@sans.vuw.ac.nz
Web Site (NZ only) : http://www.sans.vuw.ac.nz/~pshack
Misc. Author Info :
Description : These two levels have been over 12
months in the making. They've been
designed, changed, playtested and
perfected. All of my beta testers
loved them - I hope you will to.
Additional Credits to : Jonathan Griffin ) Main beta
John Goring-Johnston ) testers.
George Sadlier )
The author(s) of good-ii.wad, for
three sounds which I flogged.
And various vict . er . players from
The Cave BBS, Wellington.
It goes without saying we're all
indebted to the people at id, etc.
* Play Information *
Episode and Level # : MAP01, MAP02.
Single Player : Yes*
Cooperative 2-4 Player : Yes
Deathmatch 2-4 Player : Yes
Difficulty Settings : Yes**
New Sounds : Yes***
New Graphics : No
New Music : Yes****
Demos Replaced : I won't waste your HD space.
* Notes *
* You'll find it impossible to exit either level without cheating,
both levels utilise cooperative exits.
** Difficulty settings 1 and 2 are no different from one another.
Difficulty 3 is intended for 2 player play, difficulty 4 for
3-4 person play. There is more ammunition and more monsters
on difficulty 4 (Ultra-violence).
Not all monsters/weapons present in multi-player mode are
present in single player mode.
*** Sounds Replaced:
Sound: Replacement Source:
Pistol Shot Good-ii.wad
Rocket detonation Game I had once (I forget which one)
Plasma in flight Good-ii.wad (I suspect Star Wars)
Death yell Rowan Atkinson as Blackadder
Death Scream Good-ii.wad (Arnie)
Telephone sound (DM only) Star Trek communicator (original series)
****Music changed for levels one, two and the intermission and title
screen.
Level: Source:
1 DAZED.MID
2 SLEDGE.MID
INTERMISSION HIDNSEEK.MID
I'm told DAZED.MID is from a song called 'Dazed and Confused' and
SLEDGE.MID is from a song called 'Sledgehammer' Peter Gabriel.
a clue as to the artists of DAZED.MID or the people who wrote
the midi files (they were taken from alt.binaries.midi) - I just
liked the sound of them for Doom.
To play this .wad, type 'doom2 -file multimat.wad'. The file 'multimat.wad'
must be in your Doom 2 directory to do this.
There is NO BFG on either level - I hate it. Add one if you
wish, but please don't redistribute the changed level. I really did
leave it out for a reason!
Levels may be played co-operatively and single player, as well as
in deathmatch mode. Level 1 is best for 3-4 players, but makes for
an excellent 'stalking' game for 2 - a meeting every 3-5 minutes.
Level 2 is fun for 2-3 players, and is mayhem for 4 - a meeting every
30 seconds.
* Construction *
Base : New levels from scratch. Inspiration for the
d‚cor of level 2 from hallspro.wad.
Time Taken : I estimate 100 h +
Editor(s) used : DEU2 5.21, BSP 1.0, WinTex 3.41, TED,
MUStool, RMB.
Known Bugs : All gone (after 12 months)!
* Copyright / Permissions *
Authors MAY use this level as a base to build additional
levels for their own use. Please credit me if you use any parts/
ideas for your own levels.
This level MAY be distributed commercially ONLY with the
permission of the author.
You MAY distribute this WAD, provided you include this file, with
no modifications. You may distribute this file in any electronic
format (BBS, Diskette, CD, etc) as long as you include this file
intact.
* Where to get this WAD *
Once 'officially' released ..
FTP sites: ftp.cdrom.com and mirrors. Possibly others - hunt around.
WWW : In New Zealand (only) http://www.sans.vuw.ac.nz/~pshack.
BBS : In Wellington, New Zealand, The Cave MegaBBS, ++64 +4 4992283.
Send me email at pshack@sans.vuw.ac.nz. By the time you read this,
mULTIMATE may have migrated elsewhere.
Look for my Heretic deathmatch level, A River Runs Through (RIVERUN.ZIP)
and my music files (D2POPMS and D2ROCKMS.ZIP) at the above sites soon!
EOF
There are several ways to autoload mods on ZDoom startup. Note that if needed, autoloading can be disabled for a run by using the -noautoloadcommand line parameter.
Autoloading with the ZDoom ini file
Edit zdoom.ini and search for the relevant “[*.Autoload]” section (where * is the name of the game). Under it you can add the WADs with “Path=path and name of the file”. For example, if you wanted to load mods called skins.wad and xhairs.wad for Strife, you would add the following to the ini file:
Currently, these Autoload sections are recognized:
- Global.Autoload – All games
- Chex.Autoload – All Chex games
- Chex1.Autoload – Chex Quest 1
- Chex3.Autoload – Chex Quest 3
- Doom.Autoload – All Doom games
- Doom1.Autoload – Doom 1 / Ultimate Doom
- Doom2.Autoload – Doom 2
- Doom2BFG.Autoload – Doom 2 BFG Edition
- Freedoom.Autoload – Freedoom
- Freedoom1.Autoload – Freedoom “demo”
- FreeDM.Autoload – Freedoom Deathmatch
- TNT.Autoload – Final Doom: TNT Evilution
- Plutonia.Autoload – Final Doom: The Plutonia Experiment
- Harmony.Autoload – Harmony
- Heretic.Autoload – Heretic
- Hexen.Autoload – Hexen (including Deathkings of the Dark Citadel)
- HexenDemo.Autoload – Hexen demo version
- HexenDK.Autoload – Hexen: Deathkings of the Dark Citadel expansion
- Strife.Autoload – Strife
- UrbanBrawl.Autoload – Action Doom 2: Urban Brawl
- Chex.Autoload – All Chex games
The more general sections are loaded first, followed by the game-specific sections. So if any content is loaded from the HexenDK.AutoLoad section that conflicts with the content loaded by the Hexen.AutoLoad section, the HexenDK content will take precedence.
Autoloading with the skins directory
This method is meant only for .WAD files containing skins. While it is possible to use it for other types of mods, doing so is discouraged. Create a new subdirectory named “skins” under your ZDoom directory and put the WADs you want to autoload in there and they will be loaded the next time your run ZDoom. ZDoom is capable of autoloading other files in from the skins directory but needs the file extension to be .wad. This method is not recommended by the developers due to people forgetting they have WADs in the skin directory and reporting bugs that are caused by them.
Mod-specific autoloading
It is possible with the LOAD property of the GAMEINFO lump to autoload several files in a precise order when loading a file containing such a lump. This can simplify loading multi-file mods and removes the need for custom shortcuts as explained below. Since this is mod-specific and not generalized, it is not affected by the -noautoload parameter.
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This is a good method to use if you want to play many mods for ZDoom that consist of multiple files. This is not technically autoloading and ZDoom will not detect it as such, so the -noautoload parameter will not affect it. To do this, first create a shortcut to zdoom.exe on the desktop, or anywhere that suits your needs. Then right-click on it, and go to “Properties”. In the “Link to..” box, by default you should see:
In this box, add the following commandline:
And so on, replacing the example with the names of the files of your choice. Sail simulator 5 download. Put a space between the filenames.For example, if you wanted to play a mod named doomhell.wad with additional patches coolweap.wad and newenemy.wad (yes, obviously the example lacks creativity), your command line should look like this: Sip alg test tool for mac.
The -file parameter will assume that, if a filename is missing the extension, that file is a WAD file. Since the “Link to..” can only contain 255 characters, it is a good idea to omit the .WAD extensions when loading a very large number of files.Also, it is possible to load files other than WAD files this way. This is useful when loading a wave sound or images without adding them into a WAD file. For example, if you have a new sound for the pistol, and you want to play DOOMHELL.WAD with it, first rename that sound file to dspistol.wav so ZDoom would recognize it, then add it in your command line, which should now look like (notice that the .WAD extentions are omitted here):