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Doom/Ultimate Doom/Final Doom/Doom 2 Widescreen Patches Sep 25 2020 Released Sep 25, 2020 First Person Shooter After Bethesda has released the widescreen assets for the new version of the Unity-based widescreen version of Doom freely for usage in mods, I decided. This mod was created because I felt that there was a severe lack of RPG-lite mods for ZDoom, such as Kyle873's DoomRPG – but more toned down on numbers. Lithium has been under development for about three years. Thanks to everyone for playing, testing and giving feedback, I hope you all enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed making it.
Carmack's Eternal ReShade. Visuals and Graphics. Uploaded: 01 Apr 2020. Last Update: 06 Apr. The All-Time Best Doom Levels website, which was created by Myles Williams and maintained between 1994 and 1997, created listings of modifications for Doom and Doom II via a nomination and voting system, requiring a three-fourths majority of 'yes' votes from participants on the site in order to induct a level or mod into its list. Nov 25, 2019 The Doom modding scene is alive and well - that's the original, 1992 Doom, by the way - and we've gathered together the best of the best new mods for 2019. Best PC games New PC games 2020 Best graphics cards Best free PC games Best Minecraft shaders for 1.16.3 Best Warzone loadout for Season 6.
The topic of determining and curating the best modifications for Doom is a frequent subject of deep, long-running conversations in the community and has culminated in many one-time, annual, and more frequent events with the goal of discerning the quality of WADs and other projects past and present.
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One-time events[edit]
The Doomworldwebsite has played host to several one-time events, usually as a part of its celebrations of Doom's release anniversary:
- Top 100 WADs of All Time was an ambitious project undertaken in 2003 to put together a list of the authors' opinions of the 100 best modifications up to that time since the beginning of editing in 1994. Though primarily based on the opinions of authors Andrew Stine (Linguica) and Mike Watson (Cyb), the list is well-respected.
- Top 10 Infamous WADs was another list by Linguica and Cyb created in 2003 of WADs which are notable, not necessarily for being good in some cases, but for having a lasting and far-reaching reputation or legendary status.
- Top 100 Most Memorable Maps was an article suite published in 2018 at Doom's 25th anniversary, listing maps considered to be the most memorable individual levels released so far.
- Top 25 Missed Cacowards was another feature published at Doom's 25th anniversary, spotlighting mods that, in hindsight, should have received an award the year they were published, but did not.
Annual events[edit]
- The Cacowards are an annual event featured at Doomworld, targeting the anniversary of Doom's release, which aims to single out the best modifications released in the year prior and give them an award. Exceptionally bad, funny, or unique mods are sometimes given special irregular awards, and runners up are also mentioned. Modifications considered are subjected to a year-long nomination process through the forums, the thread for which is usually started immediately after the new year passes.
Ongoing repeating events[edit]
- The DWmegawad Club is an impromptu discussion group formed on the Doomworld Forums which chooses one notable modification per month. Those taking part in the discussion are encouraged to play through and review in-depth the mod which is the current focus.
- The /newstuff Chronicles is an official Doomworld front page feature consisting of a review of the newest material to reach the idgames archive. Originally hosted by designated staff members, it was eventually refactored into a community-based process with volunteer reviewers taking part on an ad hoc basis. It has become more or less frequent several times over its history, occasionally going on a long hiatus.
Websites[edit]
- Doomed: Doom WAD Reviews is an active independent blog authored by community member kmxexii which reviews WADs, be they good, bad, or notorious.
Historical[edit]
All-Time Best Doom Levels[edit]
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The All-Time Best Doom Levels website, which was created by Myles Williams and maintained between 1994 and 1997, created listings of modifications for Doom and Doom II via a nomination and voting system, requiring a three-fourths majority of 'yes' votes from participants on the site in order to induct a level or mod into its list. Though no longer active, it is still hosted on gamers.org at http://www.gamers.org/~williams/
See also[edit]
- List of notable WADs, an article which aims to create an all-time compilation of well-known or respected mods.
- April Agitation, a Doomworld forums event to select the best stock map from Ultimate Doom and Doom II.
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This is a tutorial on making mods for Doom or Doom 2. This tutorial also works for editing Heretic or Hexen (I think.)
Doom Maps
PART 1: SPRITE TUTORIAL
Tools needed for modding:
1: XWE - eXtendable Wad Editor
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2: Doom Builder
3. WhackEd
4. zDoom (best for loading mods)
First Tutorial: Adding Sprites...
Okay, you've played it, now you want to make it! Doing that won't be easy, you will have to work!First, open up a new version of XWE if you have it. Go to the section at the bottom called SPRITES. Sprites are anything that moves, shoots, is able to be picked up - basically anything that isn't thewalls, ceilings, skies, floors, coding, or surfaces. The first sprite that normally comes up is CHGGA0, the 'chaingun barrel rotation sequence 1' sprite. If you want to change it or any sprite you want to (let's just do CHGGA0), go up to the top and select ENTRY, REPLACE (not Replace RAW DATA) open a folder, choose an image, with a light blue or purple background. If it has one of the two color backgrounds, then it can be successfully converted to a sprite.
Now, three things can happen here. The first thing that could happen is that the weapon is perfectly settled on the HUD simulator. The second thing that could happen is that the sprite could be NOT on the HUD simulator. This means that you didn't take that sprite from another WAD. It hasn't been configured yet. The third thing is that the weapon is chopped up, super large, and awful-looking. The sprite is too large. Go ahead and resize it down a bit.
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If you want your sprite to show up on the 'HUD-style fix,' which you normally will if your sprites aren't too large, then put a '-' (without the quotes) before the coordinate's number. By the way, if your sprite is too big, it will not shrink it down.
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