Difference between revisions of "Doom v0.5"
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* Level 4: [[E1M7: Computer Station|E1M7]] | * Level 4: [[E1M7: Computer Station|E1M7]] | ||
* Level 5: [[E3M3: Pandemonium|E3M3]] | * Level 5: [[E3M3: Pandemonium|E3M3]] | ||
| − | * Level 6: [[MAP10]] | + | * Level 6: [[MAP10: Refueling Base|MAP10]] |
* Level 7: [[E1M4: Command Control|E1M4]] | * Level 7: [[E1M4: Command Control|E1M4]] | ||
* Level 8: [[E1M2: Nuclear Plant|E1M2]] | * Level 8: [[E1M2: Nuclear Plant|E1M2]] | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 2 October 2005
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Doom 0.5 was an alpha version released May 22, 1993 to testers. This version included a number of features in addition to those found in the Doom 0.4 alpha version:
- Collision detection between objects. It is possible to walk into monsters and pick up items.
- It is possible to shoot monsters. There is still no animation at this stage, however; when monsters are shot, they simply vanish.
- A working status bar and the ability to change the screen size.
- A working menu.
- Moving floors and working doors.
- Automap
Levels
Several levels are included:
- Level 1: not used in the final game
- Level 2: E2M2
- Level 3: E2M3
- Level 4: E1M7
- Level 5: E3M3
- Level 6: MAP10
- Level 7: E1M4
- Level 8: E1M2
- Level 9: E1M6
- Level 10: E1M3
- Level 11: E2M7
- Level 12: E1M8
- Level 13: E2M4
