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Title:	sequence.zip
Filename:	graphics/sequence.zip
Size:	32.85 KB
Date:	05/11/94
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Description:	This file is a set of ppm pictures that modify the death sequence of the former soldiers, sargeants, imps and demons in DOOM. A new wound has been added to each of the monsters so that they die in a more bloody fashion (the imp for example has his right arm taken off just below the elbow). The sequence for death is as a result of being hit by a non-rocket weapon (the rocket death sequence is too good to improve upon).
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Doomkid	You will hardly tell the difference.	x
Anonymous	prity good for a gore wad..	x

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This file is a set of ppm pictures that modify the death sequence of the
former soldiers, sargeants, imps and demons in DOOM. A new wound has been
added to each of the monsters so that they die in a more bloody fashion
(the imp for example has his right arm taken off just below the elbow).
The sequence for death is as a result of being hit by a non-rocket weapon
(the rocket death sequence is too good to improve upon).
        The files are in PPM format and require the very useful DMGRAPH
program provided by Bill Neisius (and I believe available on most doom ftps). 
First, save the orginal pictures by using the SAVE.BAT file. This batch 
file (along with all the pictures, dmgraph and the main DOOM.WAD file in 
the same directory) will extract the original pictures and store them in 
PPM format. All of the new pictures are given the letter x in front of 
their name so that they are not overwritten by the SAVE.BAT file. Never-
the-less, the REPLACE.BAT will properly insert them.
        Next, run the REPLACE.BAT batch file and this will replace the
original pictures with the new ones.

Then run doom!

Usual disclaimer: I accept no responsibility if this software damages doom
or your computer in any way (although I do not see how it can).

Comments suggestions appreciated
DRYERSON@BOTANY.UTORONTO.CA

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