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}}'''RORDoom''' was created by [[Julian Aubourg]] and was the first [[Doom]] source port to have [[room-over-room]] capabilities. Based on [[Boom]], it was released in 2000 shortly before [[EDGE]], which provided a similar feature. EDGE gained in popularity, and RORDoom's authors stopped their effort.
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}}'''RORDoom''' was created by [[Julian Aubourg]] and was the first [[Doom]] source port to have [[room-over-room]] capabilities. Based on [[Boom]], it was released in 2000 shortly before [[EDGE]], which provided with [[3D floors]] a different approach to room-over-room design. EDGE gained in popularity, and RORDoom's authors stopped their effort.
  
 
In RORDoom, level designers could create [[sector]]s on top of other sectors, thus breaking the rule of non-overlapping areas. [[Doom rendering engine#Node building|BSP]] tree pre-compilation was done as usual, and RORDoom's engine detected [[subsector]]s that belonged to several [[sectors]] at loading time.
 
In RORDoom, level designers could create [[sector]]s on top of other sectors, thus breaking the rule of non-overlapping areas. [[Doom rendering engine#Node building|BSP]] tree pre-compilation was done as usual, and RORDoom's engine detected [[subsector]]s that belonged to several [[sectors]] at loading time.

Revision as of 19:11, 12 November 2017

RORDoom
Codebase Boom
Development status Discontinued
Written in C
Target Platform DOS
License Doom Source License
RORDoom was created by Julian Aubourg and was the first Doom source port to have room-over-room capabilities. Based on Boom, it was released in 2000 shortly before EDGE, which provided with 3D floors a different approach to room-over-room design. EDGE gained in popularity, and RORDoom's authors stopped their effort.

In RORDoom, level designers could create sectors on top of other sectors, thus breaking the rule of non-overlapping areas. BSP tree pre-compilation was done as usual, and RORDoom's engine detected subsectors that belonged to several sectors at loading time.

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Based on
Boom
RORDoom None