sfdoom
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sfdoom | |
Codebase | DOSDoom 0.2 |
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Developer(s) | Simon Howard |
Initial release | Version 1 (1999-01-25, 25 years ago) |
Latest release | 1.21 (1999-02-05, 25 years ago) |
Development status | Discontinued |
Written in | C |
Target Platform | DOS |
License | Doom Source License |
sfdoom (also called SF-Doom) is a source port created by Simon Howard (Fraggle) which was a forerunner of SMMU. It was derived from DOSDoom by Chi Hoang.
Contents
History
sfdoom contained several features that would later be rewritten in SMMU, including a console, colored lighting, start map, and basic scripting. SMMU, though not directly derived from sfdoom, was intended as a rewrite of the project, and started out initially with the same name as its forerunner.
Legacy
After SMMU development was started, sf-doom was left abandoned. The last released version was 1.21, released on February 5, 1999.
Features
Note: Taken directly from SFDoom.txt
- Translucency on various objects (imp fireballs etc) and on middle textures of 2-sided linedefs (temporary debug thing)
- Coloured lighting through 6 new sector types (red, green, blue, 1/2 red, 1/2 green, 1/2 blue)
- Console with several commands added including:
-"name" - player name -"chasecam" - turn on chasecam -"autorun" - Autorun mode so you don't have to press shift :) -"respawnsuper" - Option to respawn super powerups (invis, invuln) -"map" - Change level ie. "map 23" warps to map23 -"fov" - Change the field of view
- New linedef types to let you activate console commands when you walk across linedefs.
- Quake-style "start map",
- Sound code from Boom
External links
- SMMU webpage by Simon Howard; includes some information about sfdoom
- sfdoom binary, 2nd release, released 1999-02-05, on Simon Howard's webpage
- sfdoom source code, on Simon Howard's webpage
Source code genealogy | ||
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Based on DOSDoom v0.2 |
sfdoom | Base for None |