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| − | }}'''PyDoom''' is a [[GZDoom]] based [[source port]] which was created and is maintained by [[Kate Stone]] for her flagship project, | + | }}'''PyDoom''' is a [[GZDoom]] based [[source port]] which was created and is maintained by [[Kate Stone]] for her flagship project, Dimension LXXII. It is active, but currently has no releases. |
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| PyDoom | |
| Codebase | GZDoom |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Kate Stone |
| Latest release | Unreleased |
| Development status | Active |
| Written in | C++ |
| Target Platform | Cross-Platform |
| License | Doom Source License |
| Source Repository
(Subversion) |
mancubus.net |
History
On December 19, 2010, Kate Stone created plans to extend the existing GZDoom engine using Python. The main purpose of it is to provide a fully scriptable and customizable codebase back-to-front without hard coding features. It will allow for complete engine access and modification, controlled by using lumps, within WADs.
| Source code genealogy | ||
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| Based on GZDoom |
PyDoom | Active |
