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It's not that easy. Decals need to be clipped to a wall's polygon and rotating it will massively complicate the math.
It's not really worth the hassle.

That reproduces the problem but it's not a case sensitivity issue. This happens when you -file a folder that contains maps with glbsp-style GL nodes. In this particular case (and only this case) the container object for the map WAD gets the wrong path set and trying to open its content will inevitab...

This is from the code that reads the steam installation folders.
Of course this shouldn't abort if parsing the file fails - in that case it should just return without Steam info.

Doom's default lighting is not linear. If you use a light mode that is designed to look close to the software renderer this is unavoidable. If this is important you will have to use another light mode that has a linear falloff. The only ones that do this are 0 (old Standard mode) and 4 (old Legacy m...

Rachael wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 4:13 pm Sounds like the case-sensitivity bug reared its ugly head again.

What makes you think that?

It fails while trying to load the vertex data from glbsp-style GL nodes. On Windows this works and the data is definitely there, this needs to be debugged by someone who experiences the problem.

fixed

Which font do you want to replace? The old CONFONT that gets used for a handful of things or the VGA font being used in the actual console?
If it's the latter, you cannot replace it. It's a 65536 character Unicode font and replacing that with a 256 character bitmap font is intentionally blocked.

There's an option in the menu to toggle these icons.

Let's make it short: The option was demoted to a mapping option because general feedback told us that many mappers didn't appreciate having to adapt their mapping to users 'screwing up their map design'. The feature is still there but now it's in a form that causes far less problems to the vast majo...

You have to give a bit more information about what issue you have.

No, if you want custimization you still need to use the Hexen startup. The new one is merely a fallback for when nothing else is found.

This was indeed fixed several weeks ago. Use 4.12.0 instead.

No need. The containing function is unused, so just commenting it out was enough to get rid of the two offending imports.

Due to recent changes in the widgets code, newer versions of GZDoom will probably no longer run on Windows 7 natively. If you cannot run GZDoom on Windows 7, you can try VxKex to see if it fixes the problem for you. Here's the link to the issue: https://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?p=1251557#p1251...

Actually, the issue is reproducable. Just start 'gzdoom -iwad doom2.wad +map map02' and it'll start with a black screen until you open the menu. This only happens with the regular GL backend.