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| − | [[Doom]] is recognised as one of the earliest games to support the modification of the game for the extension of gameplay, through the use of arbitrary [[WAD]] files ([[PWAD]]s). With all the technical information now known about Doom, it is possible to [[Editing|edit]] nearly anything and everything within the Doom environment. These are some of the utilities that enable this. | + | The [[Doom engine]] is recognised as one of the earliest games to support the modification of the game for the extension of gameplay, through the use of arbitrary [[WAD]] files ([[PWAD]]s). With all the technical information now known about Doom, Heretic and Hexen, it is possible to [[Editing|edit]] nearly anything and everything within the [[Doom engine]] environment. These are some of the utilities that enable this. |
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Revision as of 15:07, 31 August 2006
The Doom engine is recognised as one of the earliest games to support the modification of the game for the extension of gameplay, through the use of arbitrary WAD files (PWADs). With all the technical information now known about Doom, Heretic and Hexen, it is possible to edit nearly anything and everything within the Doom engine environment. These are some of the utilities that enable this.
Contents
Level editors
DOS
Windows
Java
Unix/Unix-like
Macintosh
OS/2
Node builders
DOS
Windows
Mac
Unix/Unix-like
Reject map builders
DOS
WAD editors
DOS
Windows
Macintosh
Unix/Unix-like
WAD convertors
DOS
Macintosh
Exe editors
DOS
Windows
Macintosh
Scripting utilities
DOS
LMP editors
Windows
Miscellaneous editors
DOS
Windows
Unix/Unix-like
See also
References
External links
- MacFury.com, Doom utilities for the Macintosh
