Number of maps??

[Chipper35]

Ive tried to find an answer to this question myself, but have come up short:

 

Is there a 'master' place (spreadsheet, wiki, or whatever) that lists mods based on the number of levels. Such as 'Giant List of 2-level WADs' or 'Giant List of 3-level WADs'?? .....anything like that??

[MFG38]

Not to my knowledge. It'd be a huge amount of effort to make something of the sort anyway, especially if that were to be done with every wad out there, seeing how many of them there are.

[grrfield]

you can find a selection on https://onemandoom.blogspot.com/,

but only for the wad the guys has reviewed so far (and there are many, but mostly not the most recent ones). It is certainly not a 'master' place, but it may be helpful to partially serve your needs.

 

 

[Chipper35]

Good responses, nonetheless. Thanks to you both!!

[P41R47]

Its not a full mega list with all the wads out there.
But i has a lot, really a lot, and it can be ordered by port, number of maps and so.
Check it out:
https://doomwiki.org/wiki/List_of_notable_WADs

[Chipper35]

That should help for the moment!! Thanks!

[TheNoob_Gamer]

Full of hard wads, but worth looking into.

[Chipper35]

Good help....thanks!!

[irukanjji]

You can try PortaDOOM by Kroc:

 

Spoiler

# PortaDOOM #

 

A self-contained, portable [DOOM] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doom_(1993_video_game launcher and [WAD]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doom_WAD  collection presented as an early '90s MS-DOS [diskzine] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_magazine. 

It's intended as a single download that people can unzip and play on any computer, targeted at people who have either never played DOOM or anything beyond the official iD canon and the thought of downloading, configuring and launching several different engines with all kinds of weird WAD files is putting them off trying stuff out.

PortaDOOM is about having a single executable where you press a few keys and hey-presto! you're playing DOOM WADs in the correct engine with the correct settings.

The viewer is written in [QB64] http://www.qb64.net/; a modern remake of Microsoft's classic [QuickBASIC] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickBASIC for that DOS look and feel, but you do not need to be able to code to contribute: all the diskzine pages are just text-files that anybody can create and edit.

You can contribute the following ways:
*   Write pages yourself using [this handy guide]
*   File GitHub Issues for suggestions and fixes
*   E-mail me: <kroc@camendesign.com>

Have fun and DOOM on!

 

https://spideroak.com/browse/share/Kroc/PortaDOOM/releases/

 

Here is a sneak preview of what you get (its a compiled version of the 5 files, without the wads and pk3)

PortaDOOM Cacowards_03.03.19.zip

Edited September 10, 2020 by irukanjji : update content

[Chipper35]

While this doesn't TOTALLY fit into my original question, it helps!

 

https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/levels/doom2/Ports/megawads/

 

 

[NaturalTvventy]

I'm sure you could write a program which iterates through the archive, downloads, unzips, and counts maps. If I was super ambitious I might be able to do it with Python.