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fabiangreffrath / crispy-doom

Crispy Doom is a limit-removing enhanced-resolution Doom source port based on Chocolate Doom.
https://fabiangreffrath.github.io/crispy-homepage
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[Crispy HeXen/Heretic] Are there any options for the -version command? #1161

Closed snekyo closed 9 months ago

snekyo commented 9 months ago

In Crispy DOOM, inputting -version <DOOM version> would select a version, right? Like, for example, -version ultimate would set the version to Ultimate DOOM.

Does this command line parameter work in Crispy HeXen and Crispy Heretic? And, if so, what are the versions that can be selected?

P.S. With the GitHub issue submission system I'm using, how can I select labels, assignees, projects, and some of the other stuff?

-snekyo

rfomin commented 9 months ago

In Crispy DOOM, inputting -version <DOOM version> would select a version, right? Like, for example, -version ultimate would set the version to Ultimate DOOM.

The right parameter is -gameversion. Don't worry about it, it will be selected automatically depending on the IWAD you are running.

P.S. With the GitHub issue submission system I'm using, how can I select labels, assignees, projects, and some of the other stuff?

I think only repository owners can set these labels.

snekyo commented 9 months ago

The right parameter is -gameversion. Don't worry about it, it will be selected automatically depending on the IWAD you are running.

Thanks for clarifying the correct command and the automatic selection system, but still, could you give me a list of versions please?

mikeday0 commented 9 months ago

Crispy Doom is a fork of Chocolate Doom, so it inherits all of Chocolate's command-line arguments. Documentation for those can be found here.

Information on the Crispy-specific arguments can be found here under Usage -> New Command-line Parameters.

The -gameversion argument is only applicable to Doom. Valid values are "1.2", "1.666", "1.7", "1.8", "1.9", "ultimate", "final", "final2", "hacx" and "chex". As rfomin mentioned, you shouldn't normally need to provide this argument as the program will figure it out automatically based on the IWAD. The only time you might use it is when you're trying to play a 90s WAD that only works with earlier version of Doom.