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// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Encrypts everything, returns true if successful bool DoEncryption(const char* userKey) { // FIXME: Add encryption code return true; }

You cannot modify existing mapinfo entries. DefaultMap and AddDefaultMap only apply to new entries defined after them.

There's no such thing in 2018. Floppy disks have a limited life span for written data and all of them will eventually demagnetize, at different times and rates. This happens regardless of use and storage. You need to rewrite floppy disks every once in a while to maintain/refresh their data.

Why would that not surprise you? What? What Memfis said was clearly a joke.

Considering Bytefence is most commonly installed and associated with adware, and thus anything it says might as well be considered a lie, not using Bytefence would be the obvious solution to your problem. And yes, it's most assuredly a false positive. There's no chance any sort of trojan has embedded itself into the github release.

Soft poly is a software renderer and thus is not dependent on any graphics card capabilities.

Hall of shame

GZDoom Builder or Doom Builder X are the two most used and currently developed. Despite its name GZDoomBuilder can edit most common map forms like DBX can but has a feature set and interface meant for GZDoom, while DBX is a more straightforward continuation of Doom Builder 2.

It's a fairly common mistake for new users, G/ZDoom's changes aren't always entirely obvious (and I really wish they would at least try to make that more clear to newcomers). ZDoom is probably about the last engine you'd want to test traditional mapsets on. Good options is Chocolate Doom for strictly vanilla mapsets, and PRBoom+ is good for testing limit removing and Boom mapsets. G/ZDoom may support vanilla, limit removing and Boom, but because of its vast array of supported features it has a lot of behavior in such maps that the initial map formats never did.

MacOS does not have Vulkan (natively). The 2D rendering API in SDL2 can use either OpenGL or Metal at this time.

I can edit my posts fine.

Why would a Doom2 sound effect remind you of Skulltag rather than Doom2?

That would also be a no.

You cannot at this time, unfortunately. Full vanilla rules apply to multiplayer.