Added 'dsda-doom', a DOOM source port based on PrBoom+ with extra features geared for demo recording/playback, focused on speedrunning and quality of life. It has support for:
Heretic, Hexen, MBF21, Doom-in-Hexen, UDMF, and MAPINFO support
In-game console and scripting
Full controller support
Palette-based OpenGL renderer
Debugging features for testing
Strict mode for speedrunning
Various quality of life improvements
Advanced tools for TASing
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It is meant to replace lzdoom, which is no longer developed, as a lightweight DOOM port. Can play most Boom based WADs without issues. Due to its popularity in the TAS community, a lot of BOOM compatible WADs are tested against dsda-doom, which should provide better compatiblity than other lightweight source ports (crispy/woof).
It has a SW renderer - which runs ok on a RPI3 - and an OpenGL2 renderer which can be switched on for OpenGL capable systems. I haven't tested the joypad/gamepad support, though it's there and default mappings take this into account.
joolswills
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7 months ago
Added 'dsda-doom', a DOOM source port based on PrBoom+ with extra features geared for demo recording/playback, focused on speedrunning and quality of life. It has support for:
It is meant to replace
lzdoom, which is no longer developed, as a lightweight DOOM port. Can play most Boom based WADs without issues. Due to its popularity in the TAS community, a lot of BOOM compatible WADs are tested againstdsda-doom, which should provide better compatiblity than other lightweight source ports (crispy/woof).It has a SW renderer - which runs ok on a RPI3 - and an OpenGL2 renderer which can be switched on for OpenGL capable systems. I haven't tested the joypad/gamepad support, though it's there and default mappings take this into account.
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