MaxVonSydow
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Registered: 12-09 |
Hey guys & girls :)
First, let me say, this is an awesome forum.
Really nice to see the doom community so alive and kicking i 2009!
Second: I apologize upfront if there already is a thread here with a solution to my problem, but i have looked hard, and found nothing.
Now to my little problem (thats starting to drive me insane)
I am usually a pretty resourceful guy, and 99 % of the time i figure stuff out on my own (or through my good old unckle google).
However, i have tried tons of stuff the last couple of days, but havnt figured it out.
So if someone here knows what i am doing wrong, i would be forever greatful.
You see i switched from risen3d to gzdoom last week.
And i want to play with highres textures enabled.
In risen this was very easy, you just install the textures and enable them in the launcher.
So i followed the instructions from gzdoom, and installed the latest texture pack for that source port.
Its called jdtp-20081108.pk3
So i run this archive with gzdoom and enable highres textures.
Now, the problem is that half of the textures ingame are the old lowres and half are highres.
Flats (like ceiling and floors are always highres), walls and doors are sometimes highres, sometimes not.
This obviously looks awful mixed together.
In risen3d all textures are highres with no problems.
What am i missing? This is what i have tried so far.
1:Created a folder in my gzdoom root directory called "textures" and unzipped the "jdtp-20081108.pk3" archive there.
Read somewhere that this folder is autoloaded when gzdoom runs.
It did autoload, but same textures are missing.
2:Figured maybe some highrestextures was missing so went to my risen3d
texture folder, and made a archive of the folder called jdtp-20081108.zip with winzip. (read gzdoom can run zip as pk3)
Same result, loaded the textures, but half are mising.
3:Checked the original jdtp-20081108.pk3 for gzdoom looking for missing textures. The techgreen textures in level 1 doom2 always are lowres, so checked if they was missing.
But they are there all in their highres glory.
4:Downloaded and ran all the older versions of jdtp at the same time:
jdep-20060601-1, jdui-20060825-1, jdtp-20071114 & jdtp-20081108.
Same result..
Anyone else experienced this problem?
If you did, and managed to solve it, please leave a comment (before i run out of hair to pull out in frustration)
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12-11-09 20:39 
