Doom Marine

Asking for a friend...

That sounds like a psyop for me to call your bluff and release it kek sneaky snek

30 years of Doom is coming up... might release E1 just to be part of it

Back in 2019 I'm waiting on two items before upgrading: 1. AMD 5950X 16-core 2. NVIDIA Ampere Titan RTX (yet to be released)

https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Pseudorandom_number_generator Looking at Doom's RNG has picked up my interest in designing the most random 16x16 table WITH ALL 0-255 VALUES PRESENT. How I would design it in C#: 1. Call upon RNGCryptoServiceProvider for a seed. 2. From that seed, iteratively create N hashes. (Preferably with a well-known, battle-tested hash, like SHA2) 3. For each hash, derive an 8-bit table using with the Fischer-Yates shuffle algorithm, to ensure all 0-255 values are present. (Fischer-Yates is basically drawing numbers out of a hat) 4. Design a battery of testing for randomness, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diehard_tests... and run the 8-bit tables through them. 5. Assign ranked-based scores for each table, based on how they perform in the battery tests. 6. Pick the best performing table. iono, anything I'm missing here?

I used Git back when I was an Infosec Engineer. It's been two years since I called my two weeks (and also my last line of code written), and it's going to take me a few hours to reconfigure and refind my wherewithal to get back into Git. I may be missing something here, but isn't Git when I used to code, best for versioning and documenting changes? I don't think either of those things are an issue with how I build my project, which just requires a current-state backup plus several past versions incase I fuck up the current one. Maybe I'm just lazy and finding excuses to not relearn new things =p

DropBox, there's no manual backup for something of my scope I have like 4 computers in different places, so to sync the configuration for editors, I also have the installed directory on DropBox as well Not sure how everybody does versioning of their WADs, but I increment my save name by one everytime I do it. So DVII-SE has roughly 2800 saves since the First Edition's release. M is the map saves, N is the resource file saves.

In chronological order: DV was an ad-hoc modified version of Squares.wad @Csonicgo uncovered my fraud https://www.doomworld.com/php/topstory.php?id=3183 DVII First Edition, MAP25 The Unholy Cathedral was derived from a blueprint of the Notre Dame of Paris DVII Second Edition, MAP01 is just a transformation of Romero's E1M1 into polar coordinates, then slapped onto the moon. What I lack in creativity, I make up for in copycatting. Don't get me started on DVII's Stargate map...

I don't use them cause they break in co-op.

The monster lineup for DVII-E1 is UDoom + Chaingunners + HK + [Mystery Monster] My DVII-E1 is a fanfic that retains the original E1 spirit.

From my mapping journal: ...

Fantastic work