Guiddqd said:
Goddammit. Thanks for the info I'm gonna have to do it again yippee!
I don't know why you changed exe. However, you have to use doom2.exe of version 1.9. You should check your exe before restarting to record demos. Is your doom2.exe really 709905 bytes?
tatsurd-cacocaco said:
I don't know why you changed exe. However, you have to use doom2.exe of version 1.9. You should check your exe before restarting to record demos. Is your doom2.exe really 709905 bytes?
I just got the executable from someone who tought it was the 1.9 version and it was in fact 1.666.
Now I have followed Myk's instructions on his homepage and hopefully everything is ok now.
Another nightmare demo from me on mm2 map18. Now that this is finally done I can move on to another map such as m216 which should be a difficult and interesting map. There's another lmp included and the title should be obvious when you reach the end of the demo.
Attachment: m218n741.zip
This has been downloaded 30 time(s).
Kimo_xvirus, could you please use the attach feature in the future instead of that site? It disables itself when it detects adblock, that a lot of people use. Besides, eventually its files will disappear. Using attach will guarantee that the demos will be on the forum as long as the forum lasts. You are free to make one post per demo to attach each, or just place them all in one ZIP. The "attach file" feature appears below the box where you type your message. Thanks!
And you can see this post by Never Again for a summary of the improvements that have been made since the last compet-n update.
Of course, a number of people maintain a local copy of the compet-n demo library, so these demos are not permanently lost (in case the compet-n site doesn't reappear).
The database is viewable directly (even though the demos cannot be downloaded because the FTP service fails), although naturally it does not contain the demos in incoming. I believe all the incoming demos have been uploaded to the DSDA, though.
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