Negatronica

I get the same error.

Semi-related, there is this classic: http://www.doomworld.com/idgames/index.php?id=12198

Use something like window's paint or paintshop pro for creating graphics. Its usually easiest to keep all the different frames on one large image so you can see how they relate to one another. Use XWE for exporting images from doom and importing images into your wad. Use decorate for coding the monster. Sprites can't be loaded anywhere in the wad, they must be between the SS_START and SS_END markers. Making the images is the most time consuming part. Download something like the monster resource wad and reverse engineer it to see how all this should look.

The engine sounds sound like the free soft synth called the vurt box: http://www.krakli.co.uk/zips/vurtbox.zip

I started some level that I probably won't finish. Its basically a tower surrounded by a forest. I might make the tower a portal / hub to other maps which, when you beat them, will allow you to go further up the tower where the final map or exit will be. It would most likely turn out to have medieval weapons and magic rather than traditional doom type stuff. Of course that is considering I don't lose interest in the project. Anyways, I'm just posting this to see what others think. You can download whats done so far here: http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/scrap.zip Its a zdoom wad.

Yeah, it probably would be better in hexen or heretic but I don't have either and am too lazy to buy them.

Well, I guess I'll just start making more midis starting this weekend since its something I don't think many people can do (people don't have to use them unless they want to). I don't think I'll come up with a decent map in a short period of time plus all the slots are probably taken already. Still, I may try to create a map anyways.

I made two new midis if anyone wants to use them for this project: http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/midi/297.mid http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/midi/298.mid I would make a map but it would take too long for me.

So I may not be able to buy an AR15 in the future once (if) I move out to the country. That sucks but I don't really feel strongly one way or another. I would only use it for target practice and self defense anyways.

I did put the swamp caco into a wad but I don't think the wad should be used; its not done and relies on alot of zdoom stuff. I have fireball sounds but nothing else. http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/rain.zip I also have some midis under my music section: http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/

I still have this swamp caco if anyone wants to use it. I never got around to creating sounds for it yet and it is decorate based:

DEWMLOL.mp3 is the best.

hmmm, I don't think I watched a single movie from 2006. I'm proud of that for some reason.

C. So the barrels don't melt. I'm not a gun nut so I don't know for sure but I also think: D. so rounds don't 'cook off' while in the receiver.

Or you can do it the old fashioned way by opening up windows paint and draw it pixel by pixel. Thats how I used to do it a long time ago and it forces you to develop skills that transfer directly to other visual arts as I am now finding out.

I like your idea of using more laid back music instead of metal (not that metal is bad). Its a nice way to set a level apart from others.

http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/paint3.jpg This is my first painting but I think its alright. I started with the background and worked my way forward. Thats why the foreground looks (I think) better. The basic composition was taken from a book that walked me through the step by step process of painting. I don't like doing that kind of thing because I like to be as original as possible - just like with my doom projects - but I needed to do that in order to learn. My next painting will be something derived strictly from my imagination.

Wow, thanks for the positive feed back! The medium is acrylic. For some reason the mountains do look blended with the sky in the picture but in reality they are not. I would take a high resolution picture but my camera always gives a low battery warning. I need to get an AC adapter for it since it requires 3.15 v but uses 2 AA batteries. The strange thing about all this is that I haven't painted before. I think that all my doom graphics editing transfered directly to painting. No, seriously, I used to draw skies pixel by pixel and the same goes for textures. Later on I became smarter and took short cuts but still. I think that anyone here who has focused on graphics in the past would also be good at painting. Anyways, you guys can be sure I'll be making many more landscape paintings in the future. Once I get good enough and have plenty under my belt I may try entering them into a gallery or something. That would help pay rent considering I make a whopping $8.50 an hour. Thanks for the positive feedback and constructive criticism.

I might participate. I can make a map that takes place in the north pole or something. If I use zdoom then I'll definitely be using decorate weapons and monsters created from scratch. Maybe the goal will be to go around killing elves which you'll get points for. Are there any more slots open? If not then maybe I can team up with someone who already has a slot (if thats not against the rules).

Real life mancubus. It's fireball arms must have still been active when they put it in the furnace, thats what really caused the fire.

Cool, I used to play that game all the time. I'm checking this out right now. Theres a few maps I made a while ago for TA here if your interested: http://sbag667.doomwadstation.com/ Those screenshots look pretty cool, I wonder how it runs.

Thats a good point. Now that theres ports that remove original doom's limits and easy to use editors it can be very easy to add too much detail. I have to constantly remind myself from doing that when mapping or gameplay will turn to crap. Theres a few maps I've made that fall into that category.

Maybe someday someone (maybe me) will make a new one. Right now I'm busy with another project but if I did start it, it would start like this: The player would start off in that tower that was used as a bedroom. Everything would be quiet at first - no music. After a while there would be some ominous sounds coming from the walls (thingsound, ambient sounds) as well as bits of plaster falling down (spawnspot). The sounds would stop and the bedroom door would open.

Then make another one damn it!

I didn't make map 7's music, I downloaded it along with a bunch of other metal midis from a geoshitties website that no longer exists. I guess that means you can use it too.