adoom or doomattack?
i'd like to play doom1, doom2 and additional stuff for these on amiga.
so which solution should i prefer? adoom or doomattack? what's better? |
DoomAttack is a little fast on AGA
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as i can't find it in readme of doomattack, do i need only .wad files from gog's ultimate doom and doom 2 / final doom? and how can i set up doomIIevolution and doomIIplutonia which i have seen in your video?
btw. does your installation of descent (a folder seen in your video) work? i never found a working one, i never could play it on amiga. :( |
I can confirm that the .WAD files for both Ultimate Doom and Doom II from GOG work with DoomAttack and Adoom. I did not test Final Doom, nor the Doom II 'master levels'.
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i never got it working. :( i really would like to play it on amiga!
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I'll send you a PM, it's my version of Descent from many years ago, the Amiga engine is an old ADescent version that seems to work better than the latest ones.
ADescent was my A4000/040 set for a low resolution RTG 8bit if you do not work delete the file config and in this way various the request to set your resolution. If you have a different CPU you can download the various ADescent engines on Aminet (not tested): http://aminet.net/search?query=ADescent0 ADescent requires considerable resources on an AGA system, on an RTG system it is very fast as shown in my video - Ixemul.library V47.3 - Ixnet.library for Networking - AHI - FPU |
thx, i'll try that! does ixemul.library v48.0 work as well? it seems to be the latest version.
http://aminet.net/package/util/libs/ixemul-48.0 and do i need ixnet.library, if i'm not going to use networking? because this one i can't find on aminet. |
ixnet.library is located in the archive of the link you attached
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is there a way to switch between ahi versions without having to uninstall new ahi version and install old ahi 4.x version?
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Doom Attack is much more playable on an 020 or 030 than adoom, tried both and stuck with Attack as it runs much faster, can run it fullscreen albeit in low detail on my tf330, but not played it that much, so it may suffer on levels that have a lot of monsters
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for my experiende with 68030 and 68040 Doom1 is playable with decent speed (not good) on 68030@50 mhz a part the fourth episode that is not playable. Too slow. Doom 2 is out on 68030.
With 68040 you can play good Doom1 and decent speed Doom2. With 68060 Doom, Doom 2 and Final Doom run excellent! |
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i'm trying to install doomattack right now, beginning with doom 1. first of all, i need to start doomattack from cli because i have to set stack to 20000 using cli "stack" command. it does not work changing stack size in file information of doomattack. second, if i stay too long in game menu without starting doom, it quits, cli window shows error: "Error: W_GetNumForName: HELP2 not found!" i copied doom.wad into doomattack/data folder. what else do i need? in order to get it working properly?
//edit: adoom in comparison does not quit with this error and i can start it directly from workbench without tampering with cli and this stack command. for adoom i also only used doom.wad from pc version, nothing else. so i think, i'm gonna stick with adoom. btw.: although i use doom.wad from gog, where i purchased the complete ultimate doom, i only see 3 episodes, not 4. where is episode 4? |
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guide says: "...start doomattack from workbench by double-clicking doomattack_clickme icon..." there is no "doomattack_clickme" icon at all. it's the archive from aminet... and due to my not very good english, these installation instructions are very hard to read anyway (why is there never any german guide available?)... i'll stick with adoom, there are no errors at all and i don't have to mess with instructions which i obviously misunderstand...
//edit: i had to rename doom.wad to doomu.wad in order to get episode 4... |
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