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* [[DWD_format#WIF|WIF]]: A Standard for Text-Based Interchange of DOOM WAD Files | * [[DWD_format#WIF|WIF]]: A Standard for Text-Based Interchange of DOOM WAD Files | ||
| − | * Corrections to [ | + | * Corrections to [https://www.gamers.org/dhs/helpdocs/awadis.html What is a WAD File? What kinds of WAD file are there?] by [[Ian Mapleson]], as a part of the [[Doom Help Service]] |
* {{ig|file=levels/doom/deathmatch/m-o/maverick|title=MAVERICK.WAD}} | * {{ig|file=levels/doom/deathmatch/m-o/maverick|title=MAVERICK.WAD}} | ||
* {{ig|file=levels/doom/deathmatch/m-o/mav2c|title=MAV2C.WAD}} | * {{ig|file=levels/doom/deathmatch/m-o/mav2c|title=MAV2C.WAD}} | ||
Latest revision as of 06:18, 13 February 2021
Tom Neff was a prominent member of the early Doom community in 1994, best known for authoring the Doom Level Design FAQ. He also assisted level creators with editing advice in the alt.games.doom Usenet newsgroup, and created several deathmatch levels.
Tom wrote the formal specification of WIF, a community extension of id Software's text-based DWD format.
Body of work[edit]
1994[edit]
- Doom Level Design FAQ
- WIF: A Standard for Text-Based Interchange of DOOM WAD Files
- Corrections to What is a WAD File? What kinds of WAD file are there? by Ian Mapleson, as a part of the Doom Help Service
- MAVERICK.WAD
- MAV2C.WAD
- MAV2D.WAD
- MAV2.WAD
- PUEBLO.WAD
