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Unholy Software has had a slight update (that was placed yesterday, but someone forgot to email us about it) that includes a logo for the Necromancer project as well as general getting their site up to date.
Rick Clark, pimp of all things new and exciting, has created a phatdaddy rorDoom map. You wanna play it? Well be prepared for all sorts of true3D goodness. But please, keep your keyboard clean while playing the game. The name for this new map: Brickhouse. Go get it you lazy basrad!
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Ok ok, here we go. A nice long letter was sent to DW asking for out help. So what do we do of course when someone needs help? Well, we post it on the main page and let people help the guy (occasionally the girl). Here we go.
Ok, so if you want to help, send your stuff to GreyCat. I for one am interested in seeing what comes out of this.
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Well, that's what I think of when I hear the name to the home of SMMU. What is on the update? Well stuff all about networking! Of course, I mean, that is going to be the next big project for everyone here in the community that is coding an engine is networking. After all that is the one thing Doom truly needs to get it back into the "game" so to speak. And with some of the coding talent we have working on it, I personally think we could get it done. SMMU definately looks to be like one of the ones that will definately be in there in the final leg of this race.
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Jaakko Keränen released version 0.99.0 of his Win32 OpenGL Hexen port JHexen. Or rather, a new version of the Doomsday engine with JHexen running on it as a seperate DLL. There is a -huge- changelog available on the site, with highlights such as Direct3D support and enhanced network play. Make sure you read the installation notes! As usual you can get the binaries mirrored at our source port section.
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And well, if you've seen Full Metal Jacket you know the rest. But, in the Doom related part of this, Skull Tag has been updated with a new member as well as pimpage for the projects that have decided to switch over and use their spiffy new port. Can you handle it? Can you? Do you have the balls to take them on? Are you a real Doomer? Let's pimp!
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Colin Phipps released an updated version of his Linux Doom port LxDoom. It contains no new features but fixes several problems and has some portability improvements, most notably in the network code. You can get the source mirrored at our source port section, as usual.
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Popcorn time! Forty new demos have been posted at the COMPET-N site including lots of stuff from the current no.1 player Henning, an improved rocketjump by Jonathan Rimmer and a brand new one by Selim Benabdelkhalek on Map29 and lots and lots more. Go and gawk!
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Sergey Makovkin has released v4.0 (final) of his DoomBot. Based on ZDoom v1.18a, it supports CTF (two CTF maps are included), internet play and has an improved node system for bot navigation. This project is now closed and the author will focus his attention to either an OpenGL or a client/server-style Doom project.
You can get DoomBot v4.0 binaries and source at our source port section. Last but not least, head over to Captain Mellow's for a good discussion on the DoomBot's pros and cons.
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