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gzdoom: users map their own controls
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| --- | --- | | --- | --- |
| GZDoom | [github.com/ZDoom/gzdoom](https://github.com/ZDoom/gzdoom) | | GZDoom | [github.com/ZDoom/gzdoom](https://github.com/ZDoom/gzdoom) |
GZDoom will detect the analog stick automatically, this makes menus navigatable. JELOS does not provide any controls mapping for gzdoom, as there is no obvious default mapping as with console emulators. Users have to map their own preferred controls.
## Creating `.doom` files ## Creating `.doom` files
These files must be created for each **WAD** that you want to load with gzdoom. The file should contain at least one `IWAD` variable and optional `MOD` variables. Multiple `IWAD` and `MOD` variables can be used in the same file to load multiple wads, mods and packages. Therefore, multiple **.doom** files can be created for the same **WAD** for each configuration of the game. These files must be created for each **WAD** that you want to load with gzdoom. The file should contain at least one `IWAD` variable and optional `MOD` variables. Multiple `IWAD` and `MOD` variables can be used in the same file to load multiple wads, mods and packages. Therefore, multiple **.doom** files can be created for the same **WAD** for each configuration of the game.
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``` ```
to load Heretic with additional patches and mods. to load Heretic with additional patches and mods.
!!! note "make sure to add `-- end --` to the end of the file" !!! note "make sure to add `-- end --` to the end of the file"