rita remton

icon of sin :P

mine is a rather small achievement - after all the years playing classic doom, i finally started publicly publish my own doom maps this year :)

for my brother and i, we publicly published our first maps in the [10 lines genocide community project] - e2m10: blue moonlight (bro's), e3m19: green sarnie (bro's), and e4m45: klutzy kite (mine). we had other moments too, like publishing maps for the [ramp2023 community project] which was aimed at newbie mappers like us - map287: scarlet sky (bro's), map286: tiny tangle (mine). and we also started learning making midis too via the free [signal online midi editor]. so a happy doom year for us, and hopefully for all upcoming years too! :)

merry christmas and happy new year! :)

a batch (.bat) file.

it's not like that :) it's a wad i'm currently working on for a community project. doom mapping is still quite new to me, so i'm still learning how to make a map like having lighting and shadows, have nice monster placements, etc. in my screenshots, i used a texture placeholder because i'm yet to learn how to combine different textures to nicely decorate a room :) by the way, from the screenshots, your first map looks incredible! congrats for such awesome handiwork :)

i use the [signal online midi editor]. no app to install, it's free, have fairly powerful features, and you could upload your own soundfonts (eg: rlndgm.sf2).

gee, thanks! :)

learning how to use light in a vanilla doom map.

depends on the map format. for vanilla doom, if you intend to use lots of self-referencing sectors to make "3d bridges" etc, imo it is good to use [bsp-w32]. from personal experience, if you use the default node builder and you made more than 1 "3d bridge", only the last bridge would work properly while other earlier bridges would become buggy. however, [bsp-w32] does not come without its fair share of drawbacks, like being noticeably a bit slow when building nodes. i guess every node builder has its own pros and cons - i tried searching for a table with such info for easy comparison between the nodes, but to no avail. just my 2 cents, hope it helps and best of luck :)

definitely during kindergarten. no exams back then :P

oceanside, california.