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================================================================
How to add Low-res modes to your XF86Config under Linux MANUALLY
================================================================
I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR EQUIPMENT!!!
This document explains how to add low-res modes like 320x200 to your
X-Server configuration, because some new setup tools for the X-Server
do not support this. ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR USERS WHO KNOW WHAT THEY DO!
I do not take any responsibility for damage done to your monitor, your
videocard, your harddisk, your cat, your dog or anything else!!!
IMPORTANT IS, THAT YOUR "HorizSync" AND "VertRefresh" VALUES REALLY
MATCH YOUR MONITOR! OTHERWISE YOUR MONITOR CAN BLOW UP!!!
OK, if you have read up to here, you either know what you do or really
die-hard want those low-res modes. Here is what to do:
Look up your XF86Config. Is is either in /etc or in /etc/X11. Here is
what you have to add to the definition of your modeslines:
# Low-res Doublescan modes
# If your chipset does not support doublescan, you get a 'squashed'
# resolution like 320x400.
# 320x200 @ 70 Hz, 31.5 kHz hsync, 8:5 aspect ratio
Modeline "320x200" 12.588 320 336 384 400 200 204 205 225 Doublescan
# 320x240 @ 60 Hz, 31.5 kHz hsync, 4:3 aspect ratio
Modeline "320x240" 12.588 320 336 384 400 240 245 246 262 Doublescan
# 320x240 @ 72 Hz, 36.5 kHz hsync
Modeline "320x240" 15.750 320 336 384 400 240 244 246 262 Doublescan
# 400x300 @ 56 Hz, 35.2 kHz hsync, 4:3 aspect ratio
ModeLine "400x300" 18 400 416 448 512 300 301 302 312 Doublescan
# 400x300 @ 60 Hz, 37.8 kHz hsync
Modeline "400x300" 20 400 416 480 528 300 301 303 314 Doublescan
# 400x300 @ 72 Hz, 48.0 kHz hsync
Modeline "400x300" 25 400 424 488 520 300 319 322 333 Doublescan
If your video card only supports a specific set of discrete dotclocks
(RAMDAC) you may have to replace the dotclocks given here by one of the
specified (e.g in the first modeline the dotclock is 12.588 MHz). I believe
that nowadays all cards and monitors should work with these settings, but
if you have outdated hardware you better check the frequencies yourself. If
there is any uncertainty, please check the "XFree86 Video Timings HOWTO".
Then have a look at the section "Screen" with the appropriate driver
(usually either "svga" or "accel"). Under Subsection "Display" there
are modes for the given color depth. Add the desired modes. As an
example I give you my screens definition here with low-res modes in
16 bit color depth:
Section "Screen"
Driver "accel"
Device "3D Charger"
Monitor "Iiyama Pro 450"
DefaultColorDepth 16
Subsection "Display"
Depth 8
Modes "1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
ViewPort 0 0
Virtual 1280 1024
EndSubsection
Subsection "Display"
Depth 16
Modes "1152x864" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480" "400x300" "320x200" <- THIS IS ACTUALLY WHAT YOU WANT!!!
ViewPort 0 0 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Virtual 1152 864
EndSubsection
Subsection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes "800x600" "640x480"
ViewPort 0 0
Virtual 800 600
EndSubsection
Subsection "Display"
Depth 32
Modes "800x600" "640x480"
ViewPort 0 0
Virtual 800 600
EndSubsection
EndSection
Once again: important is, that you edit the correct Screen section.
If you use the SVGA Server and edit the ACCEL Server, you might
wonder where your new modes have gone.
If everything went fine and you want to say thank you, just write
to "metzgermeister@users.sourceforge.net". If your monitor blew
up and you want to kill me, find me playing Legacy or Q3A on the net
and frag me (with your second monitor, hehe).
- metzgermeister

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1-99 : Player Starts
1 - Player 1 Start 1
2 - Player 2 Start 2
3 - Player 3 Start 3
4 - Player 4 Start 4
5 - Player 5 Start 4001
6 - Player 6 Start 4002
7 - Player 7 Start 4003
8 - Player 8 Start 4004
9 - Player 9 Start 4005
10 - Player 10 Start 4006
11 - Player 11 Start 4007
12 - Player 12 Start 4008
13 - Player 13 Start 4009
14 - Player 14 Start 4010
15 - Player 15 Start 4011
16 - Player 16 Start 4012
17 - Player 17 Start 4013
18 - Player 18 Start 4014
19 - Player 19 Start 4015
20 - Player 20 Start 4016
21 - Player 21 Start 4017
22 - Player 22 Start 4018
23 - Player 23 Start 4019
24 - Player 24 Start 4020
25 - Player 25 Start 4021
26 - Player 26 Start 4022
27 - Player 27 Start 4023
28 - Player 28 Start 4024
29 - Player 29 Start 4025
30 - Player 30 Start 4026
31 - Player 31 Start 4027
32 - Player 32 Start 4028
33 - Player Match Start 11
34 - Red Team Start 87
35 - Blue Team Start 89
36 - Tag start New
100 - 199 : Enemies
100 - Blue Crawla 3004
101 - Red Crawla 9
102 - GFZ Fish 58
103 - Gold Buzz 5005
104 - Red Buzz 5006
105 - Jetty-Syn Bomber 3005
106 - Jetty-Syn Gunner 22
107 - Crawla Commander 21
108 - Deton 71
109 - Skim 56
110 - THZ Turret 2004
111 - Pop-up Turret 42
200 - 299 : Bosses and their associated items (if any)
200 - Boss 1 16
201 - Boss 2 2008
290 - Boss Fly Point 17
291 - EggTrap Center 2049
300 - 399 : Collectibles
300 - Ring 2014
301 - Homing Ring 69
302 - Rail Ring 3003
303 - Infinity Ring 80
304 - Automatic Ring 26
305 - Explosion Ring 54
306 - Red CTF Flag 31
307 - Blue CTF Flag 34
308 - Special Stage Token 2013
309 - Emerald 1 420
310 - Emerald 2 421
311 - Emerald 3 422
312 - Emerald 4 423
313 - Emerald 5 424
314 - Emerald 6 425
315 - Emerald 7 426
316 - Hunting Emerald 1 64
317 - Hunting Emerald 2 3002
318 - Hunting Emerald 3 3001
400 - 499 : Boxes
400 - Super Ring Box 2011
401 - Grey Ring Box 2012
402 - Ring Shield Box 48
403 - Fire Shield Box 2002
404 - Bomb Shield Box 2018
405 - Jump Shield Box 35
406 - Water Shield Box 2028
407 - Sneaker Box 25
408 - Invincibility Box 2022
409 - 1-Up Box 41
410 - Eggman Box 2005
411 - Mixup Box 78
412 - Question Box 3000
500 - 599 : Interactive Objects (friendly or otherwise - includes springs)
500 - Bubble Patch 33
501 - Level End Sign 86
502 - Starpost 3006
520 - Spike Ball -1
521 - Special Stage Spike Ball 23
522 - Ceiling Spike 67
523 - Floor Spike 68
540 - Fan 32
541 - Steam Riser 30
550 - Yellow Spring 28
551 - Red Spring 79
552 - Blue Spring 5004
553 - Yellow Spring Down 65
554 - Red Spring Down 66
555 - Yellow Diagonal Spring 2015
556 - Red Diagonal Spring 38
557 - Yellow Diag Spring Down 20
558 - Red Diag Spring Down 39
600 - 699 : Special placement patterns
600 - Vertical Rigns - Stack of 5 (suitable for Yellow Spring) 84
601 - Vertical Rings - Stack of 5 (suitable for Red Spring) 44
602 - Diagonal rings (5) 76
603 - Diagonal rings (10) 77
604 - A ring of rings 47
605 - A BIGGER ring of rings 2007
606 - A ring of wing items 2048
607 - A BIGGER ring of wing items 2010
608 - A ring of rings and wings (alternating) 2046
609 - A BIGGER ring of rings and wings (alternating) 2047
700 - 799 : Powerup indicators/environmental effects/miscellany
700 - Ambient Water 1a (S) 2026
701 - Ambient Water 1b (S) 2024
702 - Ambient Water 2a (M) 2023
703 - Ambient Water 2b (M) 2045
704 - Ambient Water 3a (L) 83
705 - Ambient Water 3b (L) 2019
706 - Ambient Water 4a (XL) 2025
707 - Ambient Water 4b (XL) 27
708 - Random Ambient 1 14
709 - Random Ambient 2 43
750 - Chaos Spawner 8
751 - Teleport Point 5003
752 - Alternate View Point 5007
753 - Zoom Tube Waypoint 18
754 - Pusher 5001
755 - Puller 5002
756 - Street Light 2003
800 - 899 : Greenflower Scenery
800 - Flower 1 36
801 - Flower 2 70
802 - Flower 3 73
804 - Berry Bush 74
805 - Bush 75
900 - 999 : Techno Hill Scenery
900 - THZ Plant 2035
901 - Alarm 2006
1000 - 1099 : Deep Sea Scenery
1000 - Gargoyle 81
1100 - 1199 : Castle Eggman Scenery
1100 - Ceiling Chain 49
1101 - Torch Flame 24
1102 - Eggman Statue 52
1103 - CEZ Flower 2001
1200 - 1299 : Arid Canyon Scenery
1300 - 1399 : Red Volcano Scenery
1400 - 1499 : Dark City Scenery
1500 - 1599 : Doom Ship Scenery
1600 - 1699 : Egg Rock/Final Fight Scenery
1700 - 1799 : NiGHTS Items
1700 - Axis 72
1701 - Axis Transfer (Normal) 61
1702 - Axis Transfer (Line) 46
1703 - Nights Drone 60
1704 - Nights Bumper 82
1705 - Hoop 57
1706 - Nights Wing 37
1707 - Super Loop Powerup 3007
1708 - Drill Refill Powerup 3008
1709 - Helper Powerup 3009
1710 - Egg Capsule 40
1800 - 1849 : Mario Items
1800 - Coin 10005
1801 - Goomba 10000
1802 - Blue Goomba 10001
1803 - FireFlower 50
1804 - Shell 10
1805 - Puma 29
1806 - Koopa 19
1807 - Axe 12
1808 - Mario Bush 1 10002
1809 - Mario Bush 2 10003
1810 - Toad 10004
1850 - 1899 : Christmas Items
1850 - Xmas Pole 5
1851 - Candy Cane 13
1852 - Snowman 6
1900 - 1999 : Misc Scenery
1900 - Stalagmite 0
1901 - Stalagmite 1
1902 - Stalagmite 2
1903 - Stalagmite 3
1904 - Stalagmite 4
1905 - Stalagmite 5
1906 - Stalagmite 6
1907 - Stalagmite 7
1908 - Stalagmite 8
1909 - Stalagmite 9

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Description OldNum NewNum Description
Old Water 14 Removed
Level Parameters/Misc:
Per-Sector Gravity 64 1
Custom Exit 71 2
Zoom Tube Parameters 18 3
Speed Pad 65 4
Camera Scanner 63 5
Disable Linedef 73 6
Flat Alignment 66 7
Sector Special Parameters New 8
Mace Parameters New 9
Sprite Cull Height New 10
Rope Hang Parameters New 11
Rock Spawner Parameters New 12
PolyObjects
Marks first line in PolyObject New 20
Explicitly includes a PolyObject line New 21
PolyObject: Parameters New 22
PolyObject: Waving Flag New 31
Level-Load Effects:
Instant Floor Lower 26 50
Instant Ceiling Raise 24 51
Continuously Falling Sector 88 52
Continuous Floor/Ceiling Mover 2 53
Continuous Floor Mover 3 54
Continuous Ceiling Mover 4 55
Continuous Two-Speed Floor/Ceiling Mover 6 56
Continuous Two-Speed Floor Mover 7 57
Continuous Two-Speed Ceiling Mover 8 58
Activate Floating Platform 232 59
Activate Floating Platform (Adjustable Speed) 233 60
Crusher 1 (Ceiling to Floor) 43 61
Crusher 2 (Floor to Ceiling) 50 62
Fake Floor/Ceiling 242 63
Appearing/Disappearing FOF New 64
Bridge Thinker New 65
Floor Over Floors:
"Floor Over Floor: Solid, Opaque, Shadowcasting " 25 100
"Floor Over Floor: Solid, Opaque, Non-Shadowcasting " 33 101
"Floor Over Floor: Solid, Translucent " 44 102
"Floor Over Floor: Solid, Sides Only " 69 103
"Floor Over Floor: Solid, No Sides " 51 104
"Floor Over Floor: Solid, Invisible " 57 105
"Floor Over Floor: Water, Opaque " 48 120
"Floor Over Floor: Water, Translucent " 45 121
"Floor Over Floor: Water, Opaque, No Sides " 75 122
"Floor Over Floor: Water, Translucent, No Sides " 74 123
"Floor Over Floor: Platform, Opaque " 59 140
"Floor Over Floor: Platform, Translucent " 81 141
"Floor Over Floor: Platform, Translucent, No Sides " 77 142
Floor Over Floor: Bobbing (Air) 38 150
Floor Over Floor: Adjustable Bobbing (Air) 68 151
Floor Over Floor: Reverse Adjustable Bobbing (Air) 72 152
"Floor Over Floor: Floating, Bobbing " 34 160
Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn) 36 170
Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn) 35 171
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Platform " 79 172
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Platform " 80 173
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Platform, Translucent " 82 174
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Platform, Translucent " 83 175
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Floating, Bobbing " 39 176
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Floating, Bobbing " 1 177
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Floating " 37 178
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (No Respawn), Floating " 42 179
"Floor Over Floor: Crumbling (Respawn), Bobbing (Air) " 40 180
"Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Opaque, Shadowcasting " 89 190
"Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Opaque, Non-Shadowcasting " 90 191
"Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Translucent " 91 192
"Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Solid, Invisible " 94 193
"Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Platform, Opaque " 92 194
"Floor Over Floor: Rising Platform, Platform, Translucent " 93 195
Floor Over Floor: Light Block 49 200
Floor Over Floor: Half Light Block 47 201
Floor Over Floor: Fog Block 46 202
"Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Opaque " 62 220
"Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Translucent " 52 221
"Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Sides Only " 67 222
"Floor Over Floor: Intangible, Invisible " 58 223
Floor Over Floor: Mario Block 41 250
Floor Over Floor: Thwomp Block 54 251
Floor Over Floor: Shatter Block 76 252
"Floor Over Floor: Shatter Block, Translucent " 86 253
Floor Over Floor: Bustable Block 55 254
Floor Over Floor: Spin Bust Block 78 255
"Floor Over Floor: Spin Bust Block, Translucent " 84 256
Floor Over Floor: Quicksand Block 56 257
Floor Over Floor: Laser Block 53 258
Floor Over Floor: Custom 87 259
Linedef Executor Triggers:
Trigger Linedef Executor (Continuous) 96 300
Trigger Linedef Executor (Each Time) 97 301
Trigger Linedef Executor (Once) 98 302
Trigger Linedef Executor (Ring Count - Continuous) 95 303
Trigger Linedef Executor (Ring Count - Once) 99 304
Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Continuous) 19 305
Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Each Time) 20 306
Trigger Linedef Executor (Character Ability - Once) 21 307
"Trigger Linedef Executor (Race Only, Once) " 9 308
Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Red Team - Continuous) 10 309
Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Red Team - Each Time) 11 310
Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Blue Team - Continuous) 12 311
Trigger Linedef Executor (CTF Blue Team - Each Time) 13 312
Trigger Linedef Executor (No More Enemies - Once) 15 313
Trigger Linedef Executor (# of Pushables - Continuous) New 314
Trigger Linedef Executor (# of Pushables - Once) New 315
Trigger Linedef Executors (PolyObject - Land On) New 316
Trigger Linedef Executor (Level Load) New 399
Linedef Executor Options:
Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Floor Height/Pic 101 400
Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Ceiling Height/Pic 102 401
Linedef Executor: Set Tagged Sector's Light Level 103 402
Linedef Executor: Move Tagged Sector's Floor 106 403
Linedef Executor: Move Tagged Sector's Ceiling 107 404
Linedef Executor: Lower Floor by Line 108 405
Linedef Executor: Raise Floor by Line 109 406
Linedef Executor: Lower Ceiling by Line 110 407
Linedef Executor: Raise Ceiling by Line 111 408
Linedef Executor: Change Calling Sector's Tag 112 409
Linedef Executor: Change Front Sector's Tag 114 410
Linedef Executor: Stop Plane Movement 116 411
Linedef Executor: Teleport Player to Tagged Sector 104 412
Linedef Executor: Change Music 105 413
Linedef Executor: Play SFX 115 414
Linedef Executor: Run Script 113 415
Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Fire Flicker 119 416
Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Glowing Light 120 417
Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Strobe Flash (unsynchronized) New 418
Linedef Executor: Start Adjustable Strobe Flash (synchronized) New 419
Linedef Executor: Fade Light Level 117 420
Linedef Executor: Stop Lighting Effect 118 421
Linedef Executor: Cut-Away View 121 422
Linedef Executor: Change Sky 123 423
Linedef Executor: Change Weather 124 424
Linedef Executor: Change Object State 125 425
Linedef Executor: Stop Object 122 426
Linedef Executor: Award Score 126 427
Linedef Executor: Start Platform Movement 127 428
Linedef Executor: Crush Ceiling Once New 429
Linedef Executor: Crush Floor Once New 430
Linedef Executor: Crush Floor & Ceiling Once New 431
Linedef Executor: Enable 2D Mode New 432
Linedef Executor: Disable 2D Mode New 433
Linedef Executor: Award Custom Power New 434
Linedef Executor: Stop Conveyor New 435
Linedef Executor: Start Conveyor New 436
Linedef Executor: Disable Player Movement New 437
Linedef Executor: Execute Linedef Executor New 450
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Door Slide New 480
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Door Swing New 481
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Move XY New 482
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Move XY w/ override New 483
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Right New 484
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Right w/ override New 485
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Left New 486
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Rotate Left w/ override New 487
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Start waypoint movement New 488
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Make Invisible New 489
Linedef Executor: PolyObject: Make Visible New 490
Scrollers/Pushers:
Scroll Wall First Side Left 100 500
Scroll Wall First Side Opposite Direction 85 501
Scroll Wall According to Linedef 254 502
Acc Scroll Wall According to Linedef 218 503
Disp Scroll Wall According to Linedef 249 504
Scroll Texture by Offsets 255 505
Scroll Floor Texture 251 510
Acc Scroll Floor Texture 215 511
Disp Scroll Floor Texture 246 512
Scroll Ceiling Texture 250 513
Acc Scroll Ceiling Texture 214 514
Disp Scroll Ceiling Texture 245 515
Carry Objects on Floor (no scroll) 252 520
Acc Carry Objects on Floor 216 521
Disp Carry Objects on Floor 247 522
Carry Objects on Ceiling 203 523
Acc Carry Objects on Ceiling 205 524
Disp Carry Objects on Ceiling 201 525
Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects 253 530
Acc Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects 217 531
Disp Scroll Floor Texture and Carry Objects 248 532
Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects 202 533
Acc Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects 204 534
Disp Scroll Ceiling Texture and Carry Objects 200 535
Friction 223 540
Horizontal Wind 224 541
Upwards Wind 229 542
Downwards Wind 230 543
Horizontal Current 225 544
Upwards Current 227 545
Downwards Current 228 546
Boom Push/Pull Thing 226 547
Lighting:
Floor Lighting 213 600
Ceiling Lighting 5 601
Adjustable Pulsating Light 60 602
Adjustable Flickering Light 61 603
Adjustable Blinking Light (unsynchronized) New 604
Adjustable Blinking Light (synchronized) New 605
Colormap 16 606

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Removed:
- Buttons 1-20 690-709
- Button 21 (THZ2 A/740 B/741 D/742 E/745 710
- Close Door Blazing (Tag 743) 711
- Raise Ceiling to Highest (Tag 744) 981
- THZ2 Slime Raise (B/712 W713 P714 D715 S716) 986
Stuff to Remove/Change:
- Light Blinks On Every 0.5 Seconds 2 Add Linedef Combine
- Light Blinks On Every 1 Second 3 Add Linedef Combine
- Light Pulses Smoothly 8 Remove
- Light Blinks On Every 0.5 Seconds (Sync) 12 Add Linedef Combine
- Lights Blinks On Every 1 Second (Sync) 13 Add Linedef Combine
- Light Flickers Like Fire 17 Remove
? - Damage (Fire) and Current 519 Remove (convert to combination)
? - Damage (Water) and Current 984 Remove (convert to combination)
Section 1:
1 - Damage (Generic) 11
2 - Damage (Water) 983
3 - Damage (Fire) 7
4 - Damage (Electrical) 18
5 - Spikes 4
6 - Death Pit (Camera Mod) 16
7 - Death Pit (No Camera Mod) 5
8 - Instant Kill 10
9 - Ring Drainer (Floor Touch) 978
10 - Ring Drainer (No Floor Touch) 980
11 - Special Stage Damage 9
12 - Space Countdown 6
13 - Ramp Sector (Increase step-up) 992
14 - Non-Ramp Sector (Don't step-down) 996
15 - Bouncy Sector (FOF Control Only) 14
Section 2: << 4
1 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Pushable Objects) 971
2 - Trigger LD Exec (Anywhere in Sec/All Pls) 972
3 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Floor Touch/All Pls) 973
4 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Anywhere in Sec) 974
5 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Floor Touch) 975
6 - Trigger Linedef Exec (Emerald Check) 967
7 - Trigger Linedef Exec (NiGHTS Mare) 968
8 - Check for linedef executor on FOFs (ANY) 970
9 - Egg Trap Capsule 666
10 - Special Stage Time/Rings, Par 990
11 - Custom Global Gravity 991
Section 3: << 8
1 - Ice/Sludge (required?!) 256
2 - Wind/Current (required?!) 512
3 - Ice/Sludge and Wind/Current 768
4 - Conveyor Belt 985
5 - Speed Pad (No Spin) 976
6 - Speed Pad (Spin) 977
7 - Bustable Block Sprite Parameter 1500-1515
8 - "
9 - "
10 - "
11 - "
12 - "
13 - "
14 - "
15 - "
Section 4: << 12
1 - Starpost Activator 993
2 - Special Stage Goal Combine 33
2 - Exit Sector Combine 982
2 - No Tag Zone Combine 987
2 - CTF: Flag Return Combine 995
3 - CTF: Red Team Base 988
4 - CTF: Blue Team Base 989
5 - Fan Sector 997
6 - Super Sonic Transform 969
7 - Spinner 979
8 - Zoom Tube Start 998
9 - Zoom Tube End 999
10 - Finish Line 994

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SRB2
Release v1.09, ? 2005.
Last Updated: June 2005
Original game & sources by: Id Software.
Additions: (c)1998 by: Fabrice Denis & Boris Pereira
(c)1999 by: Fabrice Denis, Boris Pereira & Thierry Van Elsuwe
(c)2000 by: Boris Pereira & Thierry Van Elsuwe
(c)2004 By: AJ, Graue, Alam Arias, Logan Arias & Andrew Clunis
Special thanks to Steven McGranahan, Lee Killough, Robert Bäuml and Bell Kin for
their large contribution and to other DooM LEGACY & SRB2 Team members.
Web site: http://www.SRB2.org/
e-mail: none@none.com
OpenGL specific:
Web site: http://legacy.newdoom.com/gl
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
F.A.Q.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
If you have any trouble with SRB2, you might find a solution
here.
If you find a solution to a problem that was not listed here,
please tell us so that we can update the FAQ and help other people!
Mail your hardware/software problems to:
None@none.com subject: FAQ
--------
CONTENTS
--------
[0] Miscellaneous
[1] Mouse/Joystick/Keyboard
[2] Video
[3] Sound
[4] Network
[5] Troubleshooting
-----------------
[0] MISCELLANEOUS
-----------------
* under win95 or OS/2, I don't have enough memory. How can i handle with ?
Tell win95 to put more dpmi memory for your dos box.
Or use the -mb option.
---------------------------
[1] MOUSE/JOYSTICK/KEYBOARD
---------------------------
* My mouse/joystick does not work in SRB2.
First, check that the mouse/joystick is activated : go at the
console and type either 'use_mouse' (or use the respective
menuitem) or 'use_joystick'.
If it tells '0' or off than the mouse/joystick is not used,
set the variable to 1. eg: 'use_mouse 1'.
For the joystick, different values will support different
types of joystick, check the console documentation for the
command 'use_joystick' for more.
Even if the mouse or joystick is activated, you have to
set up the contols into the Setup Controls menu. That is:
tell what use you will make of the mouse/joystick buttons.
---------
[2] VIDEO
---------
* Where are the other video modes ? I have only '320x200' in the
Video Modes menu.
DOS
---
SRB2 adds new video modes only if a VESA2 (or better) driver
is present. The VESA2 driver is a standard of 'talking' between a
program and the huge amount of different graphics cards
available today.
If you don't have a VESA2 driver, you can download UNIVBE, or
SMART DISPLAY DOCTOR from
http://www.scitechsoft.com/products/ent/free_titles.html
or if you have an S3 based card, you can download the free
software called 'S3VBE'.
ftp://ftp.externet.hu/pub/mirror/sac/graph/s3vbe318.zip
ftp://ftp.digsys.bg/pub/simtelnet/msdos/graphics/s3vbe318.zip
http://www.filesearching.com/cgi-bin/s?q=s3vbe318.zip
http://www.google.com/search?q=s3vbe318.zip
* The game doesn't restore the video mode I have chosen the last time
I played SRB2.
The current video mode has to be made the 'default' so that it is
saved to the config : press the key 'D' on the Video Options menu
to set the current video mode the default.
* I have some problems with OpenGL mode
Have a look at the FAQ for OpenGL on the glLegacy web site:
http://www.doomnation.com/gllegacy/faqe.htm
# Linux: I only have a 1024x768 (or 800x600, 1280x1024, ...) resolution
in fullscreen mode under X and SRB2 is really really slow. Can I
have lower resolutions like 320x200 in fullscreen mode as well?
Probably yes. SRB2 can only use the resolutions offered by the
X-Server. So if all fullscreen modes have a very high resolution you
have to modify /etc/XF86Config (or /etc/X11/XF86Config). Use XF86Setup
(or the appropriate tool coming with your distribution - sax,
xf86config, ...) to do this.
If you do not succeed there, you can enter them manually into your
XF86Config file. ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR USERS WHO KNOW WHAT THEY DO!
For a short guide on how to do this, have a look at the file
"Doublescan.txt".
In case of doubt consult the XFree86-HOWTO (or ask your system
administrator :).
# Linux: I cannot have any fullscreen modes at all!
You have only modes above 1024x768 in your XF86Config. Proceed as
described above.
# Linux: After a certain idle time my screensaver jams the display of
SRB2. I can still operate SRB2, but I do not see what's happening
and the screensaver won't go away.
You probably have KDE. The KDE screensaver does not obey the screensaver
rules (at least mine, version 1.1). The solution is to deactivate the
KDE screensaver and use another screensaver (like the xscreensaver,
e.g.). But the hell, when you started SRB2 you should have played it
as well and not left it alone!!!
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[3] SOUND
---------
+ DOS:I can't have CD audio music, why ?
Make sure that the MSCDEX driver version 2.0 or later is loaded.
If it says 'MSCDEX version xxx' at game startup, and you still
don't hear the cd music, then probably your card doesn't respond
when SRB2 tries to set the cd volume. If so, make sure your sound
card's mixer have the cd volume set up so that you can hear something.
+ When the CD plays, the game is very 'jerky'. It doesn't do that when
I type 'cd off' in the console.
You have an old/bad cd driver, that can take up to a second to
respond to cd driver commands. Either get the latest version of
your driver, or turn cd update off. Check 'cd_udpate' in the
console documentation for more.
* DOS:How can I *ALWAYS* disable the sounds or music of the game ?
Edit the allegro.cfg file and set digicard/midicard to 0 (none)
* DOS:My sterero sound is reversed, how can I set it the right way ?
Change the console variable 'stereoreverse' to either 1 or 0.
Or, you can edit the allegro.cfg file, and set the 'flip_pan' variable.
* DOS:The sounds are too 'slow', or 'low-pitched'
It seems to be a problem of the auto-detection of some 8bit sound
cards. You will have to set manually the 'sb_freq' value in the
allegro.cfg file to a lower value : 11906, 16129.
* DOS:SRB2 doesn't play any sound/music, but I have a sound
blaster genuine/compatible card.
If you have a genuine or compatible SoundBlaster card, it is very
important that you set the BLASTER environment variable.
If you are playing under DOS, and never installed your sound card
under DOS, run the setup of your sound card for DOS.
Check if the BLASTER variable was set: type 'SET' under dos
(or DOSbox)
Do you see something like 'BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 ...' ?
Yes? If you don't hear sounds/music, then tweak the settings in the
allegro.cfg file until you get something, first try changing the
type of the sound card, it is not always properly detected.
No? You have to set this variable in order that your sound card is
detected. Run the setup that was shipped with your sound card, and
make sure you run the setup for DOS too, it will usually add a
line of the type 'SET BLASTER=... ...' in the autoexec.bat file.
* DOS:How can I have better midi music on my 8bit sound card ?
Use the DIGMID driver, it is supported in SRB2.
What the hell is this? Well, the Gravis Ultrasound uses digital
samples to play midi music. On a simple 8bit card, you can use digital
samples too, which will sound usually better than what is output
by the poor fm synthesis chip of 8bit cards.
You will need to get a Gravis Ultrasound patch set, you can find
several ones for free on internet, it consists of a bunch of '.pat'
files which are the digital samples to play the midi instruments
(eg: piano, conga, guitar, ect.).
Check the Allegro homepage for some links to GUS patches:
http://alleg.sourceforge.net/digmid.html
http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
http://www.talula.demon.co.uk/allegro/digmid.html
http://www.talula.demon.co.uk/allegro/
Now to activate the DIGMID driver:
Set the 'midi_card' value to 8 (DIGMID) in the allegro.cfg file.
Make sure you leave the 'digi_voices' blank, or set it to a low
value, because the midi music will use digital voices.
At the end of the allegro.cfg file, set the 'patches' value
to the path, where you have installed a Gravis Ultrasound midi
patch set. eg: patches = d:\music\midipat\
# Linux: CD music does not work or only works when run as root.
We do not encourage you to run SRB2 as root (you never know
what SRB2 can do to your system - it's a mighty piece of code :).
There is a common problem with ATAPI CD-rom drives, which are
treated as harddisks. Usually there is a link /dev/cdrom pointing to
device hd[b,c,d]. As harddisks are not supposed to be read directly
via this device (especially not by a common user), there are no read
permissions for "all". For CD-roms you can savely set read permissions
unless you are very paranoid. Assuming your CD-rom drive is /dev/hdc,
set permissions with "chmod +r /dev/hdc" (as root). SCSI CD-rom drives
should not have this problem. But if they do, proceed as described
with ATAPI drives.
# Linux: The CD music volume is not set properly.
Go to the console and type "jigglecdvolume 1".
-----------
[4] NETWORK
-----------
* Where can I find Internet servers ?
For the moment there is one public server.
http://srb2.servegame.org/ Master server web page
srb2.servegame.org:28910 current Master Server
* When I start SRB2 with -server or -connect it say :
"BinToPort: Address already in use (EADDRINUSE)"
It appears only when SRB2 crashes or when you leave with ctrl-break.
use -udpport 12345 (or any other free slot) on both sides (client and
server).
This can also happens when there is already a SRB2 running on your
computer if you whant to try two SRB2 running on the same computer
use -clientport 12345 (or any other free slot). Then the second will
connect to the first one.
* Do you use the tcp protocol ?
No, we use the udp protocol which is faster, but don't worry udp is a
part of the internet protocol.
-------------------
[5] Troubleshooting
-------------------
# Linux: SRB2 is hung in fullscreen mode and won´t let me leave.
What shall I do?
Some people press the reset button, but hey, we are not in the
stoneage of operating systems! There are two "proper" ways to
get out: kill your X-Server. You can usually do this by pressing
"CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE". But if you have other open applications with
important data (probably hacked away on your diploma thesis for 3
weeks without saving once) you can also kill SRB2 directly. Press
"CTRL-ALT-F2" and you will get to a console. Log in, type
"killall llxSRB2" and switch back to the X-Server with "CTRL-ALT-F7".
Some X-Server crash on this procedure - blame the X-Server for the
loss of 3 weeks work on your diploma thesis :)

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SVN-RULES
- As you can see, there is sub-directory in the repository, one for eatch
platform (djgpp (dos),win32,SDL) the root directory is for all platform,
so take care of the order we have put in.
- do not commit/upload tests of bugged code, try to fix a maximum of know
bugs and update know bugs list in source.txt. If you must commit your source
make your code in #ifdef so we can disable it
- SRB2 is a modification of doom/Doom Legacy source. We allow additionnal feature
and visual addition.
- Maximize communications between members, do not impose your changes, if your
are not sure about a feature/change, talk about it in irc://irc.esper.net/srb2 chat room.
CODE-RULES
- We use no tab, 4 space indent, and tab size 8 (in case some tab have filtred
and for makefile)
- Self documented code, variable and function must have a name that help
understand the code, so do not call variable and function a,b, a2, ...
- the usage of extern in a c file is prohibited, except for declaration of a
function with body (so it is like public keyword in c++)
Also function protos haren't allowed for external function, put it un the
corresponding h file.
- Try to minimize #ifdef usage for :
- code readability
- the main code is for all port so if something is good for a platform all
platform can benefit by this feature
- Take care of platform dependent code, we would like to have code that work
on Dos, Win32, SDL, ... little and big endian, software/Glide/OpenGl.
GOOD PRACTICE
- Try to put as mush static variable and function on module so it help to
understand the role of the varaible/function in the module also this
help the compiler to optimize
- minimise global variable
- make a log of your work, so you don't need to put a lot of comment in
the code, this will also help us to update the what's new section of doc
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1. Compile SRB2
2. Explanation of the code
2.1 The memory model
2.2 Hardware Texture model
1. Compile SRB2
=================
DOS
---
need:
- djgpp 2.03 (http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/)
- allegro 3.12 (http://alleg.sourceforge.net/index.html)
(
- libsocket 0.7.4 (beta 4) or better
for use with Winsock 1.1 (example Windows 3.1)
(http://www.phekda.freeserve.co.uk/richdawe/lsck/lsck.htm)
OR
- Wattcp-32 v2.2 dev.rel 6 or better
For use with a packet driver
(http://www.bgnett.no/~giva/)
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/watt-32/)
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/watt-32/files/v2.2/)
)
- bcd 1.03 (inlcude in this package)
- gcc 2.95.2 is recommended
- nasm 0.98 (or better) (http://nasm.sourceforge.net/)
compile:
make
make WATTCP=1 (to make a Wattcp-32 version)
debug:
when craching SRB2 will return eip
type make asm, then you will have a 8 megs srb2.s (a assembler file)
the you can find the faulting instruction and function
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Linux/SDL
-----
need:
- tested with gcc 2.95 and 3.X.
- SDL 1.2
- SDL_mixer 1.2
- ibogg and libvorbis (http://Xiph.org/)
- nasm 0.98 (or better)(http://nasm.sourceforge.net/) only with 2.95, else add CC30=1
compile
make LINUX=1
debug:
gdb ?
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Win32
-----
need :
- glide 3.x sdk (optional) (http://www.3dfx.com)
- directx6 sdk (or higher) (http://www.micosoft.com/directx)
- nasm 0.98 (or better) (http://nasm.sourceforge.net/)
- use src\win32\wLegacy.dsp
- VC6 should also work with VC5, and VS.NET 200X
debug:
press on "step over" with the release version (there is some debug info
on it). Then change the eip in the regster window when you will type
enter the edi will go to the faulting instruction. don't forget that
you can follow the stack for calls.
You can also use trace with the debug version but add -win and -nomouse.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Win32/minGW/SDL
-----
need:
- tested with gcc 2.95 and 3.X.
- can also use Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9 (4.9.9.0) from http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
- SDL 1.2
- SDL_mixer 1.2
compile
make minGW=1 SDL=1
or use src\SDL\Win32SDL.dev with Dev-C++ 4.9.9.0 or later
debug:
gdb ?
------------------------------------------------------------------------
WinCE/SDL WIP
-----
need:
- ActiveSync 3.8
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync38.mspx
- ActiveSync 3.7.1, if 3.8 isn't available for your language
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync37.mspx
- eMbedded Visual Tools 3.0 - 2002 Edition
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f663bf48-31ee-4cbe-aac5-0affd5fb27dd
- Pocket PC 2000 SDK
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=bb3f4d7b-de2a-4e1a-a175-26a68c301ac4
- Pocket PC 2002 SDK (eMVT 3.0 2002 Ed. comes with this)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=2dbee84a-bd94-4167-b817-2b2e548b2e92
- Pocket PC 2002 SDK Emulator Images (eMVT 3.0 2002 Ed. comes with this)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=25f4de97-ae80-477a-9df1-496b85b3d3e3
- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1DACDB3D-50D1-41B2-A107-FA75AE960856
- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 SP3 (Win CE 4.0-4.2)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5bb36f3e-5b3d-419a-9610-2fe53815ae3b
OR
- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 SP4 (No SH3 support,Win CE 4.0-5.0 support)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=4a4ed1f4-91d3-4dbe-986e-a812984318e5
- eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 Update 5625 (SP4 only)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=aa282a6d-6f57-436d-8c10-0ec02d94f5b1
- Windows CE: Standard Software Development Kit
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=a08f6991-16b0-4019-a174-0c40e6d25fe7
- SDK for Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PCs
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=9996B314-0364-4623-9EDE-0B5FBB133652
- Emulator Images for Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition software for Pocket PC
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=5C53E3B5-F2A2-47D7-A41D-825FD68EBB6C
- Microsoft Device Emulator 1.0 Community Preview
http://beta.microsoft.com Use Guest ID "MSDEVICE" to access the Community Preview website
- Windows CE Utilities for Visual Studio .NET 2003 Add-on Pack 1.1
(if you also have VS 2003 installed, you need this to install Win CE 5.0 SDK, else no need)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7EC99CA6-2095-4086-B0CC-7C6C39B28762
- Windows CE 5.0: Standard Software Development Kit (eMC++ 4 SP4 only)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=fa1a3d66-3f61-4ddc-9510-ae450e2318c3
- SDL 1.27 (use patch and zip in tools\SDL1.2.7_CE)
compile
use src\SDL\WinCE\SRB2CE.vcw
debug:
?
2. Explanation of the code
==========================
2.1 The memory model (original) (z_zone.c) (by BP)
--------------------
SRB2 allocate a heap of 6/32/48 megs at begining and provide a Z_Malloc function
to allocate in this heap.
Z_Malloc( int size,int tag,void* user )
size is the size in byte
tag can be : PU_STATIC allocated static (like malloc do)
call Z_Free to free it
PU_LEVEL same as static but the zone is "tagged" with the
tag PU_LEVEL, when calling
Z_FreeTag (PU_LEVEL, PU_LEVEL) all zone tagged
with PU_LEVEL are freed (at the end of the level)
PU_CACHE this one _can_ be freed automatiquely by one other
call to Z_Malloc. the *user point to a pointer
to this zone so when freed automatiquely the
pointer is set to NULL so eatch time you use it
you must check if the pointer is not NULL and
reload it.
(...)
2.2 Hardware Texture model (by BP)
--------------------------
Eatch texture/patch/flats/pic in SRB2 are converted to hardware texture at
runtime (the GlideMipmap_s structure (hw_data.h)). I will call hardware
texture a gr_texture so there is no confusion.
To remind you :
- Texture are set of patch and are associate to linedefs (walls) can be
upper, lower or middle texture. It can have hole on it.
- patch are sprites (the doom patch are run of vertical lines)
- flats are used for floors and ceiling of sectors and have size of 64x64
it can't have hole on it
- pic are new legacy format for picture, it can only handle plain texture
like flats it is now used for hud in full screen for the main picture
of legacy and for coronas (the format was extended to handle 32 bit color
or intensity + alpha, not all are implemented at this time)
Since patch, flat and pic are basic structure represented by only one lump in
the wad, the wad loader allocate for eatch lump a GlideMipmap_s (cache3Dfx)
and init data field to NULL. Since the data structure is allocated in
PU_3DFXCACHE (like PU_CACHE) the data will be initilised when needed
(hw_cache.c).
The GlideMipmap_s structures for textures are initialized on
HWR_PrepLevelCache (hw_cache.c) it is called in P_SetupLevel (load level)
the number of textures is computed with TEXTURE1, TEXTURE2 lumps since this
can be changed in runtime in SRB2 (load a wad while runing) it must be
reallocated. Well, at this time it is realloceted at eatch level start. We
can do better, since numtextures change only when a wad is loaded.
The 3dfx driver use glide3, it load gr_texture in gr_texture memory of the
card in fifo order when there is no more place it remove the first gr_texture,
the downloaded field of GlideMipmap_s go to false and when needed it is
reloaded in gr_texture memory. In OpenGl, since OpenGl keep texture in there
own memory and handle gr_texture memory of the card we no more need to
redownload it but if we not free time to time gr_texture memory in opengl,
it will get alot of memory, so the gr_texture memory is cleared at eatch
new level (same time of texture reallocation). Opengl and 3dfx link the
loaded gr_texture with the nextmipmap field of GlideMipmap_s so before clear
textures of the heap we MUST free gr_texture memory of OpenGl or 3dfx !
SRB2 can also draw patch with a differant colormap (thanks to Hurdler).
When needed it create the same gr_texture but just with a differant colormap.
This one is linked with the original in the GlideMipmap_s with the
nextcolormap field.
So when a polygone with a gr_texture must be drawn, first we check if the
gr_textures is not allready loaded in hadware memory (downloaded field) if
not then we check if gr_texture data is there (not grabbed by z_malloc
function) if not we must recompute it eatch type of gr_texture (texture,
patch, flat, pic have there own methode) the we can send the gr_texture
to 3dfx or OpenGl.

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===============================================================================
Universal Doom Map Format Sonic Robo Blast 2 extensions v1.0 19.02.2024
Copyright (c) 2024 Sonic Team Junior
uses Universal Doom Map Format Specification v1.1 as a template,
original document Copyright (c) 2009 James Haley.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document
under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2
or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation;
with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts.
===============================================================================
This document discusses the UDMF implementation found in Sonic Robo Blast 2's engine.
=======================================
I. Grammar / Syntax
=======================================
No changes.
=======================================
II. Implementation Semantics
=======================================
------------------------------------
II.A : Storage and Retrieval of Data
------------------------------------
No changes.
-----------------------------------
II.B : Storage Within Archive Files
-----------------------------------
No changes.
--------------------------------
II.C : Implementation Dependence
--------------------------------
The SRB2 engine only supports the following namespace:
"srb2"
The engine is allowed to refuse maps with an unsupported namespace,
or emit a warning.
=======================================
III. Standardized Fields
=======================================
The SRB2 engine ignores any user-defined fields.
All boolean fields default to false unless mentioned otherwise.
Sonic Robo Blast 2 defines the following standardized fields:
vertex
{
x = <float>; // X coordinate. No valid default.
y = <float>; // Y coordinate. No valid default.
zfloor = <float>; // Floor height at this vertex. Only applies to triangular sectors
zceiling = <float>; // Ceiling height at this vertex. Only applies to triangular sectors
}
linedef
{
id = <integer>; // ID of line. Interpreted as tag.
moreids = <string>; // Additional line IDs, specified as a space separated list of numbers (e.g. "2 666 1003 4505")
v1 = <integer>; // Index of first vertex. No valid default.
v2 = <integer>; // Index of second vertex. No valid default.
blocking = <bool>; // Line blocks things.
blockmonsters = <bool>; // Line blocks enemies.
twosided = <bool>; // Line is 2S.
dontpegtop = <bool>; // Upper texture unpegged.
dontpegbottom = <bool>; // Lower texture unpegged.
skewtd = <bool>; // Upper and lower textures are skewed.
noclimb = <bool>; // Line is not climbable.
noskew = <bool>; // Middle texture is not skewed.
midpeg = <bool>; // Middle texture is pegged.
midsolid = <bool>; // Middle texture is solid.
wrapmidtex = <bool>; // Line's mid textures are wrapped.
nonet = <bool>; // Special only takes effect in singleplayer games.
netonly = <bool>; // Special only takes effect in multiplayer games.
bouncy = <bool>; // Line is bouncy.
transfer = <bool>; // In 3D floor sides, uses the sidedef properties of the control sector.
alpha = <float>; // Translucency of this line. Default is 1.0
renderstyle = <string>; // Render style. Can be:
// - "translucent"
// - "add"
// - "subtract"
// - "reversesubtract"
// - "modulate"
// - "fog"
// Default is "translucent".
special = <integer>; // Linedef action. Default = 0.
arg0 = <integer>; // Argument 0. Default = 0.
arg1 = <integer>; // Argument 1. Default = 0.
arg2 = <integer>; // Argument 2. Default = 0.
arg3 = <integer>; // Argument 3. Default = 0.
arg4 = <integer>; // Argument 4. Default = 0.
arg5 = <integer>; // Argument 5. Default = 0.
arg6 = <integer>; // Argument 6. Default = 0.
arg7 = <integer>; // Argument 7. Default = 0.
arg8 = <integer>; // Argument 8. Default = 0.
arg9 = <integer>; // Argument 9. Default = 0.
stringarg0 = <string>; // String argument 0.
stringarg1 = <string>; // String argument 1.
sidefront = <integer>; // Sidedef 1 index. No valid default.
sideback = <integer>; // Sidedef 2 index. Default = -1.
comment = <string>; // A comment. Implementors should attach no special
// semantic meaning to this field.
}
sidedef
{
offsetx = <integer>; // X offset. Default = 0.
offsety = <integer>; // Y offset. Default = 0.
texturetop = <string>; // Upper texture. Default = "-".
texturebottom = <string>; // Lower texture. Default = "-".
texturemiddle = <string>; // Middle texture. Default = "-".
repeatcnt = <string>; // Number of middle texture repetitions. Default = 0
sector = <integer>; // Sector index. No valid default.
scalex_top = <float>; // X scale for upper texture. Default = 1.0.
scaley_top = <float>; // Y scale for upper texture. Default = 1.0.
scalex_mid = <float>; // X scale for mid texture. Default = 1.0.
scaley_mid = <float>; // Y scale for mid texture. Default = 1.0.
scalex_bottom = <float>; // X scale for lower texture. Default = 1.0.
scaley_bottom = <float>; // Y scale for lower texture. Default = 1.0.
offsetx_top = <float>; // X offset for upper texture. Default = 0.0.
offsety_top = <float>; // Y offset for upper texture. Default = 0.0.
offsetx_mid = <float>; // X offset for mid texture. Default = 0.0.
offsety_mid = <float>; // Y offset for mid texture. Default = 0.0.
offsetx_bottom = <float>; // X offset for lower texture. Default = 0.0.
offsety_bottom = <float>; // Y offset for lower texture. Default = 0.0.
comment = <string>; // A comment. Implementors should attach no special
// semantic meaning to this field.
}
sector
{
heightfloor = <integer>; // Floor height. Default = 0.
heightceiling = <integer>; // Ceiling height. Default = 0.
texturefloor = <string>; // Floor flat. No valid default.
textureceiling = <string>; // Ceiling flat. No valid default.
lightlevel = <integer>; // Light level. Default = 255.
lightfloor = <integer>; // The floor's light level. Default is 0.
lightceiling = <integer>; // The ceiling's light level. Default is 0.
lightfloorabsolute = <bool>; // true = 'lightfloor' is an absolute value. Default is
// relative to the owning sector's light level.
lightceilingabsolute = <bool>; // true = 'lightceiling' is an absolute value. Default is
// relative to the owning sector's light level.
special = <integer>; // Sector special. Default = 0.
id = <integer>; // Sector tag/id. Default = 0.
moreids = <string>; // Additional sector IDs/tags, specified as a space separated list of numbers (e.g. "2 666 1003 4505")
xpanningfloor = <float>; // X texture offset of floor texture. Default = 0.0.
ypanningfloor = <float>; // Y texture offset of floor texture. Default = 0.0.
xpanningceiling = <float>; // X texture offset of ceiling texture. Default = 0.0.
ypanningceiling = <float>; // Y texture offset of ceiling texture. Default = 0.0.
xscalefloor = <float>; // X texture scale of floor texture. Default = 1.0.
yscalefloor = <float>; // Y texture scale of floor texture. Default = 1.0.
xscaleceiling = <float>; // X texture scale of ceiling texture. Default = 1.0.
yscaleceiling = <float>; // Y texture scale of ceiling texture. Default = 1.0.
rotationfloor = <float>; // Rotation of floor texture in degrees. Default = 0.0.
rotationceiling = <float>; // Rotation of ceiling texture in degrees. Default = 0.0.
ceilingplane_a = <float>; // Define the plane equation for the sector's ceiling. Default is a horizontal plane at 'heightceiling'.
ceilingplane_b = <float>; // 'heightceiling' will still be used to calculate texture alignment.
ceilingplane_c = <float>; // The plane equation will only be used if all 4 values are given.
ceilingplane_d = <float>; // The plane is defined as a*x + b*y + c*z + d = 0 with the normal vector pointing downward.
floorplane_a = <float>; // Define the plane equation for the sector's floor. Default is a horizontal plane at 'heightfloor'.
floorplane_b = <float>; // 'heightfloor' will still be used to calculate texture alignment.
floorplane_c = <float>; // The plane equation will only be used if all 4 values are given.
floorplane_d = <float>; // The plane is defined as a*x + b*y + c*z + d = 0 with the normal vector pointing upward.
lightcolor = <integer>; // Sector's light color as RRGGBB value. Default = 0x000000.
lightalpha = <integer>; // Sector's light opacity. Default = 25.
fadecolor = <integer>; // Sector's fog color as RRGGBB value. Default = 0x000000.
fadealpha = <integer>; // Sector's fog opacity. Default = 25.
fadestart = <integer>; // Sector's fading range start. Default = 0.
fadeend = <integer>; // Sector's fading range end. Default = 31.
colormapfog = <bool>; // Sector's colormap uses fog lighting.
colormapfadesprites = <bool>; // Sector's colormap affects full-bright sprites.
colormapprotected = <bool>; // Sector's colormap is not affected by colormap change specials.
flipspecial_nofloor = <bool>; // Trigger effects that require a plane touch are not executed when the floor is touched.
flipspecial_ceiling = <bool>; // Trigger effects that require a plane touch are executed when the ceiling is touched.
triggerspecial_touch = <bool>; // Trigger effects are executed anywhere in the sector.
triggerspecial_headbump = <bool>; // Trigger effects are executed if the top of the triggerer object touches a plane.
triggerline_plane = <bool>; // Trigger effects require a plane touch to be executed.
triggerline_mobj = <bool>; // Trigger effects can be executed by non-pushable objects.
invertprecip = <bool>; // Inverts the precipitation effect; if the sector is considered to be indoors,
// precipitation is generated, and if the sector is considered to be outdoors,
// precipitation is not generated.
gravityflip = <bool>; // Sector flips any objects in it, if the sector has negative gravity.
heatwave = <bool>; // Sector has the heat wave effect.
noclipcamera = <bool>; // Sector is not tangible to the camera.
outerspace = <bool>; // Sector has the space countdown effect.
doublestepup = <bool>; // Sector has half the vertical height needed for objects to walk into it.
nostepdown = <bool>; // Sector has the staircase effect disabled.
speedpad = <bool>; // Sector is a speed pad.
starpostactivator = <bool>; // Sector activates any Star Posts in it when walked into by a plyer.
exit = <bool>; // Sector is an exit sector.
specialstagepit = <bool>; // Sector is a Special Stage pit.
returnflag = <bool>; // Sector returns any Capture the Flag flags that come in contact with it to their respective bases.
redteambase = <bool>; // Sector is a Red Team base.
blueteambase = <bool>; // Sector is Blue Team base.
fan = <bool>; // Sector is a fan sector.
supertransform = <bool>; // Sector transforms any players that come in contact with it into their 'super' mode.
forcespin = <bool>; // Sector forces any players that come in contact with it to roll.
zoomtubestart = <bool>; // Sector is the starting point of a zoom tube path.
zoomtubeend = <bool>; // Sector is the ending point of a zoom tube path.
finishline = <bool>; // Sector is a Circuit finish line.
ropehang = <bool>; // Sector is a rope hang. Must be applied to a 3D floor.
jumpflip = <bool>; // Sector flips the gravity of players who jump from it.
gravityoverride = <bool>; // Reverse gravity effect is only applied when an object is in the sector.
friction = <float>; // Sector's friction factor.
gravity = <float>; // Sector's gravity. Default is 1.0.
damagetype = <integer>; // Damage type for sector damage. Can be:
// - "None"
// - "Generic"
// - "Water"
// - "Fire"
// - "Lava"
// - "Electric"
// - "Spike"
// - "DeathPitTilt"
// - "DeathPitNoTilt"
// - "Instakill"
// - "SpecialStage"
// Default = "None".
triggertag = <integer>; // Tag to trigger when this sector is entered. Default = 0.
triggerer = <string>; // Who can execute the trigger tag when this sector is entered. Can be:
// - "Player"
// - "AllPlayers"
// - "Mobj"
// Default = "Player".
comment = <string>; // A comment. Implementors should attach no special
// semantic meaning to this field.
}
thing
{
id = <integer>; // Thing ID. Default = 0.
moreids = <string>; // Additional thing IDs, specified as a space separated list of numbers (e.g. "2 666 1003 4505")
x = <float>; // X coordinate. No valid default.
y = <float>; // Y coordinate. No valid default.
height = <float>; // Z height relative to floor.
// Relative to ceiling if flip = true.
// Absolute if absolutez = true.
// Default = 0.
angle = <integer>; // Map angle of thing in degrees. Default = 0 (East).
pitch = <integer>; // Pitch of thing in degrees. Default = 0 (horizontal).
roll = <integer>; // Roll of thing in degrees. Default = 0.
scalex = <float>; // Horizontal visual scaling on thing. Default = 1.0.
scaley = <float>; // Vertical visual scaling on thing. Default = 1.0.
scale = <float>; // Vertical and horizontal visual scaling on thing. Default = 1.0.
mobjscale = <float>; // Physical scale of the thing. Default = 1.0.
type = <integer>; // Thing type. No valid default.
flip = <bool>; // Thing spawns flipped, on the ceiling.
absolutez = <bool>; // If true, the thing height is absolute, instead of being relative to the floor or ceiling.
arg0 = <integer>; // Argument 0. Default = 0.
arg1 = <integer>; // Argument 1. Default = 0.
arg2 = <integer>; // Argument 2. Default = 0.
arg3 = <integer>; // Argument 3. Default = 0.
arg4 = <integer>; // Argument 4. Default = 0.
arg5 = <integer>; // Argument 5. Default = 0.
arg6 = <integer>; // Argument 6. Default = 0.
arg7 = <integer>; // Argument 7. Default = 0.
arg8 = <integer>; // Argument 8. Default = 0.
arg9 = <integer>; // Argument 9. Default = 0.
stringarg0 = <string>; // String argument 0.
stringarg1 = <string>; // String argument 1.
comment = <string>; // A comment. Implementors should attach no special
// semantic meaning to this field.
}
=======================================
Changelog
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1.0: 19.02.2024
Initial version.
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EOF
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src/f_finale.c
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@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ static void F_NewCutscene(const char *basetext)
cutscene_basetext = basetext; cutscene_basetext = basetext;
memset(cutscene_disptext,0,sizeof(cutscene_disptext)); memset(cutscene_disptext,0,sizeof(cutscene_disptext));
cutscene_writeptr = cutscene_baseptr = 0; cutscene_writeptr = cutscene_baseptr = 0;
cutscene_textspeed = 9; cutscene_textspeed = 8;
cutscene_textcount = TICRATE/2; cutscene_textcount = TICRATE/2;
} }
@ -313,22 +313,22 @@ const char *introtext[NUMINTROSCENES];
static tic_t introscenetime[NUMINTROSCENES] = static tic_t introscenetime[NUMINTROSCENES] =
{ {
5*TICRATE, // STJr Presents 5*TICRATE, // STJr Presents
11*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Two months had passed since... 10*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Two months had passed since...
15*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // As it was about to drain the rings... 12*TICRATE + ((TICRATE/4) * 3), // As it was about to drain the rings...
14*TICRATE, // What Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles... 12*TICRATE + (TICRATE/4), // What Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles...
18*TICRATE, // About once every year, a strange... 16*TICRATE, // About once every year, a strange...
19*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Curses! Eggman yelled. That ridiculous... 20*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Curses! Eggman yelled. That ridiculous...
19*TICRATE + (TICRATE/4), // It was only later that he had an idea... 18*TICRATE + (TICRATE/4), // It was only later that he had an idea...
10*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Before beginning his scheme, Eggman decided to give Sonic... 9*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Before beginning his scheme, Eggman decided to give Sonic...
16*TICRATE, // We're ready to fire in 15 seconds, the robot said... 14*TICRATE, // We're ready to fire in 15 seconds, the robot said...
16*TICRATE, // Meanwhile, Sonic was tearing across the zones... 14*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Meanwhile, Sonic was tearing across the zones...
16*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Sonic knew he was getting closer to the city... 16*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Sonic knew he was getting closer to the city...
17*TICRATE, // Greenflower City was gone... 11*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Greenflower City was gone...
7*TICRATE, // You're not quite as dead as we thought, huh?... 8*TICRATE, // You're not quite as dead as we thought, huh?...
8*TICRATE, // We'll see... let's give you a quick warm up... 8*TICRATE, // We'll see... let's give you a quick warm up...
18*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Eggman took this as his cue and blasted off... 18*TICRATE + (TICRATE/2), // Eggman took this as his cue and blasted off...
16*TICRATE, // Easy! We go find Eggman and stop his... 15*TICRATE, // Easy! We go find Eggman and stop his...
25*TICRATE, // I'm just finding what mission obje... 23*TICRATE, // I'm just finding what mission obje...
}; };
// custom intros // custom intros

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src/hardware/hw_shaders.h
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@ -94,7 +94,7 @@
#define GLSL_SOFTWARE_TINT_EQUATION \ #define GLSL_SOFTWARE_TINT_EQUATION \
"if (tint_color.a > 0.0) {\n" \ "if (tint_color.a > 0.0) {\n" \
"float color_bright = sqrt((base_color.r * base_color.r) + (base_color.g * base_color.g) + (base_color.b * base_color.b));\n" \ "float color_bright = sqrt((base_color.r * base_color.r) + (base_color.g * base_color.g) + (base_color.b * base_color.b));\n" \
"float strength = sqrt(9.0 * tint_color.a);\n" \ "float strength = sqrt(tint_color.a);\n" \
"final_color.r = clamp((color_bright * (tint_color.r * strength)) + (base_color.r * (1.0 - strength)), 0.0, 1.0);\n" \ "final_color.r = clamp((color_bright * (tint_color.r * strength)) + (base_color.r * (1.0 - strength)), 0.0, 1.0);\n" \
"final_color.g = clamp((color_bright * (tint_color.g * strength)) + (base_color.g * (1.0 - strength)), 0.0, 1.0);\n" \ "final_color.g = clamp((color_bright * (tint_color.g * strength)) + (base_color.g * (1.0 - strength)), 0.0, 1.0);\n" \
"final_color.b = clamp((color_bright * (tint_color.b * strength)) + (base_color.b * (1.0 - strength)), 0.0, 1.0);\n" \ "final_color.b = clamp((color_bright * (tint_color.b * strength)) + (base_color.b * (1.0 - strength)), 0.0, 1.0);\n" \

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src/netcode/i_tcp.c
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@ -304,7 +304,7 @@ init_upnpc_once(struct upnpdata *upnpuserdata)
memset(&urls, 0, sizeof(struct UPNPUrls)); memset(&urls, 0, sizeof(struct UPNPUrls));
memset(&data, 0, sizeof(struct IGDdatas)); memset(&data, 0, sizeof(struct IGDdatas));
CONS_Printf(M_GetText("Looking for UPnP Internet Gateway Device\n")); I_OutputMsg(M_GetText("Looking for UPnP Internet Gateway Device\n"));
devlist = upnpDiscoverDevices(deviceTypes, 500, NULL, NULL, 0, false, 2, &upnp_error, 0); devlist = upnpDiscoverDevices(deviceTypes, 500, NULL, NULL, 0, false, 2, &upnp_error, 0);
if (devlist) if (devlist)
{ {
@ -320,11 +320,11 @@ init_upnpc_once(struct upnpdata *upnpuserdata)
if (!dev) if (!dev)
dev = devlist; /* defaulting to first device */ dev = devlist; /* defaulting to first device */
CONS_Printf(M_GetText("Found UPnP device:\n desc: %s\n st: %s\n"), I_OutputMsg(M_GetText("Found UPnP device:\n desc: %s\n st: %s\n"),
dev->descURL, dev->st); dev->descURL, dev->st);
UPNP_GetValidIGD(devlist, &urls, &data, lanaddr, sizeof(lanaddr)); UPNP_GetValidIGD(devlist, &urls, &data, lanaddr, sizeof(lanaddr));
CONS_Printf(M_GetText("Local LAN IP address: %s\n"), lanaddr); I_OutputMsg(M_GetText("Local LAN IP address: %s\n"), lanaddr);
descXML = miniwget(dev->descURL, &descXMLsize, scope_id, &status_code); descXML = miniwget(dev->descURL, &descXMLsize, scope_id, &status_code);
if (descXML) if (descXML)
{ {
@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ init_upnpc_once(struct upnpdata *upnpuserdata)
} }
else if (upnp_error == UPNPDISCOVER_SOCKET_ERROR) else if (upnp_error == UPNPDISCOVER_SOCKET_ERROR)
{ {
CONS_Printf(M_GetText("No UPnP devices discovered\n")); I_OutputMsg(M_GetText("No UPnP devices discovered\n"));
} }
I_unlock_mutex(upnp_mutex); I_unlock_mutex(upnp_mutex);
upnpuserdata->upnpc_started =1; upnpuserdata->upnpc_started =1;