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PRBOOM v2.02
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an official port to WIN32 of the released BOOM source
-This port is based upon BOOM v2.02
-This port was written by Florian "Proff" Schulze, member of TeamTNT http://www.teamtnt.com
-DOOM is copyright ID software (www.idsoftware.com)
-This port is not endorsed by id software, so don't bug them about it
-I am not responsible for any damage that may be done by this program
419 downloads
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BOOM 2.02
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The release of Boom on 11 October 1999 has no functional changes whatsoever, and is provided to show the change to GPL licensing only. If you are a player, this will mean nothing to you. If you are a developer, this gives you certain freedoms to use Boom in your own development. See the included ABOUT.TXT and other files for details.
111 downloads
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PRBoom version 2.02 source code
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This file contains the source code and ancillary files for PRBoom version 2.02. If you don't plan to use the source code, you won't need this. The ancillary files are also available with Boom in BOOM202.ZIP.
27 downloads
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BOOM 2.02 source
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The release of Boom on 11 October 1999 has no functional changes whatsoever, and is provided to show the change to GPL licensing only. If you are a player, this will mean nothing to you. If you are a developer, this gives you certain freedoms to use Boom in your own development. See the included ABOUT.TXT and other files for details.
26 downloads
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Boom Edit Example Wad
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The wad shows many of the effects possible with the BOOM engine, and uses text signs to label them, and where appropriate the linedef type number used to produce them. Reference information on specific linedefs can be found in BOOMREF.TXT in EDITUTIL.ZIP at http://www.teamtnt.com.
21 downloads
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utilsrc.zip
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This archive, UTILSRC.ZIP contains the sources for the following BOOM utilities:
8 downloads
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TNT BOOM Phase I Source Release
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These are the TNT BOOM sources for the final Phase I release, May 27, 1998. They were based on the DOSDoom .20 release, which was in turn based on the Linux DOOM sources released by John Carmack around Christmas 1997.
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BOOM editing utilities
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A collection of editing utilities for Boom.
CLED v4.88 - a commandline editor for DOOM
CMAPTOOL - a colormap generation utility
CVTTHING - a kit to change wads written for the release version of BOOM to the maintenance release 1 version of BOOM
MAKTRLMP - a tool to turn a TRANMAP.DAT file made by BOOM into a TRANMAP.LMP file that can be included as a custom translucency lump
MUSPUT - used to put a music source file into a wad
STAT - a program used to inspect the general nature of a wad
SWANTBLS - a tool that will generate both the SWITCHES and ANIMATED lumps from a text file
TRIGCALC - a tool for for calculating numbers for generalized linedef types
5 downloads
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BOOM.WCF - WadAuthor configuration file customized for BOOM
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5/11/98 - For Phase I release version of BOOM only
4 downloads
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DCK BOOM configuration files
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Linetypes for Boom engine (TeamTNT)
Contact killough@classicgaming.com for questions about this file (not DCK generally), as Ben Morris no longer maintains DCK, and does not use Boom.
No linedef types > 255 are supported with DCK versions starting with DCK3.0. Use DCK2.2-f if you want to use linedef types > 255, as DCK3.* will ruin wads that use such linedefs.
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cvtthing.zip
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The CVTTHING.ZIP archive contains a kit to change wads written for the release version of BOOM to the maintenance release 1 version of BOOM. The only change is that the point source wind things 4001 and 4002 had to be renumbered to avoid conflict with DosDOOM's Player Start 5 and 6 things.
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By Darman Macray · PostedThese levels are short, sweet, and pack a lot of punch. Complete with a humorous end-text-screen containing a healthy dose of silly shock-humor, this a masterful triumph of Heretic map-making, and most certainly a must-play wad. -
By Walter confetti · PostedA really frantic and fun DM map with pretty neat stuff like invisible pillar in the middle of the arena, doesn't have anything to do with the title but the level can become a BFG spamming fest soon, especially with bots. Less fun in SP but the arch-ville+bunch of nazi combo is a nice feat. -
By Fireseth · PostedOnly six enemies (played on UV) and no working exit. Other than that, it is a pretty detailed map for 1995. I enjoyed the general design and the poisonous vats of acid. Very cool, but not practical for good gameplay. EDIT: Just discovered this is a ideally a DM wad… haha, for that purpose, it seems good. My original rating was 2/5, will change it now. -
By CravenCoyote · PostedLots of traps and monster closets. Some switches are activated by shooting but there's nothing to really tell you about this because they look the same as other switches. Texturing is good and enemy placement proved rather difficult at times. There aren't may health pickups on UV so it was a fight to get through. -
By costadevale · PostedIt's pretty good for 1994. If you don't mind having no health items at all (except in a few maps) and the outrageous amounts of cyberdemons per map, you should give it a try. It's pretty challenging and I like it. E2M3 is a bit 'eh...' though.
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