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Telesky

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Demo level of some nice ACS effect. It demonstartes <-- IMPORTANT! READ IT! "portal" teleporters, similar to Q3A's or Unreal's teleporters. It uses ZDoom's sky box specials, so you need some of the ZDoom 1.23 beta versions or highter. The effect has some limitations though. Since the sky- box seems to be rendered always from the same angle you can't place the portal teleporters where you want them. They have to be in a 90° angle to each other Just look at the wad how to place them. I hope you like this effect. If you do, feel free to drop me a line :)


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This should really be in prefabs or another directory; it's literally two square rooms back-to-back, with two dead monsters. No exit, weapons etc. It demonstrates a mocked-up portal effect with a pair of teleporters, and it does pretty much what it says (the effect might also be useful for fake security camera viewscreens). The chap's weblog is still up, but stalled in 2003; last entry about his DVD writer. It's like a microcosm of all blogs everywhere.

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    • By DoomGappy · Posted
      This is like the Amalgoom project 20 years before it ever came to be. Amazing little map. 
    • By Obsidian Plague · Posted
      A fun idea, a fun execution, and even more fun gameplay. Wonderful. A must play.
    • By Zerofuchs · Posted
      Great WAD, solidly nails that fantasy castle crawling feeling, not too rough on the player nor overly stingy/generous on supplies, encourages good use of items, plenty of navigation and switch puzzles as is apt for Heretic, but also lets loose with a little slaughter.   Some areas could use slightly brighter lighting, and sometimes the next switch or door isn't signalled too well, but overall a fun and feisty fantasy fight fest.
    • By Darman Macray · Posted
      These 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 is a masterful triumph of Heretic map-making, and most certainly a must-play wad.
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