OptiDoom
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| OptiDoom | |
| Codebase | Doom for the 3DO |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Michael Kargas (Optimus) |
| Initial release | 0.1 (10 December 2018, 6 years ago) |
| Development status | Active |
| Written in | C |
| Target platform | 3DO |
| License | MIT License |
OptiDoom is a source port of Doom for the 3DO by Michael Kargas (Optimus), based on the open-sourced code of Doom for the 3DO. It adds optimizations and performance options to the port, due to the main criticism of the original port being its low frame rate.
Features[edit]
- Performance enhancements.
- Option for untextured floors and ceilings.
- Option for untextured walls.
- Cheat slider. Allows user to select cheats to enable the further the slider is dragged.
- No clip cheat. Not originally in the 3DO version of Doom, taken from Doom for PC.
- Fly cheat.
- Frame limiter option.
- FPS counter. Automatically calculates current frames per second.
History[edit]
OptiDoom version 0.1 released with cheat options such as flying, the cheat slider, player and enemy speed, and the option to have untextured floors/ceilings. Version 0.2 added more performance options such as removing music playback when volume is at zero, a wireframe mode, and untextured walls. And version 0.2b added graphic preset options, named after the visual similarity to various ports, while version 0.3 added a gamma correction slider.
External links[edit]
- OptiDoom official site
- OptiDoom repository hosted on GitHub
- OptiDoom Changelog
- OptiDoom - YouTube playlist of OptiDoom revision showcases
| Source code genealogy | ||
|---|---|---|
| Based on | Name | Base for |
| Doom for 3DO | OptiDoom | None |
