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Zalewa
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2015-11-26 17:10
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I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Can you post steps to reproduce? |
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jodaco
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2015-11-26 19:00
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1.) File, Create Game
2.) Select IWAD and set it to hexdd.wad
3.) Hit Play Offline
It then asks me to point it to my doom directory.
When I launch Zandronum using the binary without doomseeker it properly detects hexdd.wad and I can click on it to launch the game. |
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Blzut3
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2015-11-29 20:47
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This is an issue partially alleviated by Zandronum 3.0. Apparently ZDoom has a hard time finding hexen if a full path is given for -iwad. In 2.x it just won't work, in 3.0 if it can find the IWAD through the ini Path then it will work.
There is a work around. Just set Hexen as your IWAD and use hexdd.wad as a PWAD. This is what happens internally anyway so your server won't appear any different. |
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Zalewa
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2016-11-12 10:43
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I'm wondering how to solve this:
1. Doomseeker can keep allowing to pick hexdd.wad as an IWAD but automatically recognize that it's actually a PWAD and manipulate the command line arguments to load hexdd.wad as PWAD and hexen.wad as IWAD transparently to the user. hexen.wad must be in one of the searchable file paths.
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2. hexdd.wad should not appear in the IWAD picker combobox at all, thus making it unambiguous that it should be loaded as a PWAD. |
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Zalewa
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2016-11-19 13:43
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