#Gzdoom builder bugfix mac os#
#Gzdoom builder bugfix install#
#Gzdoom builder bugfix mod#
#Gzdoom builder bugfix full#
#Gzdoom builder bugfix mods#

As it's not something that I've coded, there is no way to toggle it via DML 2.X itself. DARK THEME! It follows your system settings, if you're using a light theme it will look similar to how it looks on windows.

#Gzdoom builder bugfix mac os#

You will find the download for the mono version and more detailed instructions here (as it's NOT a native Linux/MacOS application) Īlso, only on Linux (can confirm on mac os as I don't own one) as a plus I've not coded but came free by using mono. exe, the 'mono' version have a few difference that I had to make in order to make it run under mono. While both 'Windows' and 'mono' downloads are in the end a windows. While on Linux I've been using it on Linux Mint since I started the port. Note that while it SHOULD run on Mac OS, I've NEVER tested it under that OS as I don't own a Mac. net framework windows executable to run on non windows OS.

#Gzdoom builder bugfix install#

If you're on Linux/Mac OS you'll need to install 'mono' on your OS, which is an open-source equivalent of. net framework 3.5, so the same requirements as any other DML release. If you're on windows you just need an up-to-date windows system (7/8.1/10) and. There are now 2 version available for download, the 'Windows' and the 'mono' version. Let me explain a bit the most interesting features: PARTIAL COMPATIBILITY (Some DML features will not work):

GZdoom (v4.7.1, -height and -width do not work due to gzdoom way of handling resolution).

Now it shows all matches.Īs for this version, the only tested sourceport are (Remember that as long as it follows the zdoom command line standard, any engine should work fine):

#Gzdoom builder bugfix mods#

Fixed bug where the mods list extension filter only showed matching file that had a lowercase extension.

Fixed bug where the 'please insert a preset name' error message had of a information icon instead of an error one.

Fixed bug where the DMLv2.ini will store the whole path of the alternative sourceport configuration file instead of just the name, making DML 2.X not fully portable.

Added a monero address in the welcome/about windows and readme txt, in case anyone wants to donate.

Updated the renderer selection in order to work with the newest gzdoom releases.

#Gzdoom builder bugfix mod#

Now the mod that you always use can be placed in a preset and loaded automatically each time you play, just select the preset in the 'autoload' combobox in the 'Game' section of DML 2.X.

In the mod order window, the selected mod can now be pushed directly to the top/bottom of the list also by using pageUP/pageDOWN.

Added a workaround that mitigate the gzdoom bug where quicksave made with 'BIND 'SAVE QUICKSAVE.ZDS'' are saved in the wrong folder.

Mods list can now also be ordered by 'Date - Ascending' and 'Date - Descending'.

Possible order are 'Alphabetical - Ascending', 'Alphabetical - Descending', 'Date - Ascending' and 'Date - Descending'.

Preset order can now be changed via the software settings.

Mods list 'Order By' value it's now kept between application launches.

The preset name it's now fully visible while browsing the preset list, no matter how long the preset is.

Now it works under Linux/Mac through mono (Be sure to have downloaded the mono version, the one with 'mono' in the exe name, and follow the instructions otherwise it will not work!).

You can read all changelogs here ) NEW FEATURES: Below you will find a more in-depth explanation of the main new features.

#Gzdoom builder bugfix full#

Without further ado, here the full changelog. Synchronized - players must have the same settings as the other for proper play.

Adlib (OPL2 FM), General Midi and Gravis Ultrasound support for music.

Certain colors on sprites can be remapped to a different color automatically.

Screen-size and low detail mode (horizontal pixel double) for slower computers.

Sector lighting, with animation of lights.

Animated wall and floor/ceiling textures.

The Doom Engine, is the game engine that powers the id Software games Doom and Doom II, as well as Raven Software's titles Heretic and Hexen, then finally wrapping its final license with Rogue Entertainment's Strife.