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  • Support for up to 8 mouse buttons (on Linux this needs SDL2 2.0.4 or newer to work)

    • How to Install

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    Getting the Game Data

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    Getting the Doom3 Game Data

    You'll need the game data from a Doom3 installation patched to 1.3.1. Specifically, you'll need the following .pk4 files for the main game:

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    ... and (optionally) these .pk4 files for Resurrection of Evil addon:

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    ... and (optionally) these .pk4 files for the Resurrection of Evil addon:

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    First you need to buy Doom3 of course (and the Resurrection of Evil Addon, if you want that too; Note that the Addon is not available in Germany).

    Thankfully the game from Steam is already fully patched to 1.3.1.

    On Windows, just install it and copy the game data from there (see above for what files are needed).

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    On Linux/OSX unfortunately you can't just install the game, it's Windows-only on Steam (unless you run Windows Steam in Wine).
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    On Linux/OSX unfortunately you can't just install the game (unless you run Windows Steam in Wine), because it's Windows-only on Steam.
    However, you can still download it with SteamCMD.
    See this description for Linux or here for OS X on how to install SteamCMD on your system. You won't have to create a new user.

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    Then you can download doom3 with

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    Then you can download Doom3 with

    ./steamcmd.sh +@sSteamCmdForcePlatformType windows +login <YOUR_STEAM_LOGIN_NAME> +force_install_dir ./doom3/ +app_update 9050 validate +quit

    (replace <YOUR_STEAM_LOGIN_NAME> with your steam login name)
    When it's done you should have the normal windows installation of doom3 in ./doom3/ and the needed files in ./doom3/base/
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    By the way, that number is the "AppID" of Doom3/RoE; if you wanna use this to get the data of other games you own, you can look up the AppID at SteamDB.

    Getting dhewm3 executables

    On Windows you can just download the Win32 binaries from the Download page.
    -You can either extract them into your Doom3 installation directory, or into a fresh directory and copy the needed game data (see above) in there.

    +You can either extract them into your Doom3 installation directory, or into a fresh directory and copy the needed game data (see above) in there.

    On Linux and *BSD it might be that your package manager provides a dhewm3 package/port that you can install; please refer to that packages documentation on where to put the game data.
    You could also try telling dhewm3 where to find the game data with:

      dhewm3 +set fs_basepath /home/HansWerner/Games/doom3

    (adjust the path to your needs)

    If your package manager does not provide dhewm3 (or you're on macOS/OSX and there is none), or you want to use the very latest code, you'll have to compile it yourself. It's not super hard, see the README for details on compiling and the FAQ on where to put the game data.

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