1.7 KiB
Doom
Overview
Game Path | Supported Extensions |
---|---|
roms/doom |
++".doom"++ |
Emulator/Core
Name | Documentation |
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GZDoom | github.com/ZDoom/gzdoom |
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.
It is recommended to store WAD files in a \iwads
subfolder and MODs in a \mods
subfolder. You would then include the path to each file in the .doom file (see examples below)
/roms/doom/
├─ doom2.doom
├─ heretic-mod.doom
├─ iwads/
│ ├─ doom2.wad
│ ├─ heretic.wad
│ └─ IWMPP_Heretic.wad
└─ mods/
├─ precise-crosshair-v1.4.1.pk3
└─ target-spy-v2.0.1.pk3
Example: Doom 2 (no mods)
/roms/doom/doom2.doom
would contain
IWAD=iwads/doom2.wad
-- end --
to load vanilla Doom 2
!!! note "don't leave any space between GRP
or PATH
and =
and enclose filenames containing spaces with "quotes""
Example: Heretic (with mods)
Example: /roms/doom/heretic-mod.doom
would contain
IWAD=iwads/heretic.wad
IWAD=iwads/IWMPP_Heretic.wad
MOD=mods/precise-crosshair-v1.4.1.pk3
MOD=mods/target-spy-v2.0.1.pk3
-- end --
to load Heretic with additional patches and mods.
!!! note "make sure to add -- end --
to the end of the file"