WIREFRAME DOOM

Have to agree with a previous review: Both the flats and the textures don't align with a size 64 grid in a map editor. Unless you can align flats as is possible in for example in UDMF, this isn't a resource you'll have a good time creating maps with, and even if you're working in a format that can align flats, you're better off using a higher quality resource to begin with anyway.

Flats and textures are "off grid" because they're not a black square with a green frame around it, which is how it ideally should have been. A quick look around in SLADE shows that the coloured lines are 3px wide, so something had to give as a consequence. A perfectly centered black square inside a 2-3px wide frame would have done the trick just fine.

A neat idea that was put to use for example in valiant map 32, except valiant used a better resource that is more forthcoming towards mappers. If you want a resource for wireframe stuff, you're better off looking elsewhere, or cooking your own wireframe textures from a greyscale-base, and colouring them however you want to.

With all that said, this isn't entirely bad: It's fun to load up doom2 and giggle at how "weird" everything looks all of a sudden, but it's a short lived laughter due to a very limited colour selection, so the novelty aspect wears off fast, unfortunately.

This is the great idea, but wireframes are 2px off(or even more) and they automatically don't align well from the start. Of course, if you use more advanced mapping format, this shouldn't be a problem, because you can align flats and walls accordingly and match them, but on more conservative formats this can be irritating.