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Havoc
Dark_wizzie
lilmanjs
linuxwolf
doomjedi
ronwolf1705
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Which of your work are you most proud of?
Thomas- Veteran
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Here's something I've always wondered about. For those of you who have made/participated in/contributed to mods... Which ones are you most proud of? I'd like to see some "author on author" around here.
doomjedi- Hardcore Wolfer
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Only Wolf3D mods?
"Operation Eisenfaust : Origins"
"Operation Eisenfaust : Origins"
Thomas- Veteran
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Well, mods, graphics, whatever. Sounds, even. Anything of the sort.
ronwolf1705- Hardcore Wolfer
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Eisenfaust Origins: you guys know the history, so I'm proud to have that out there.
Batman vs. Bane: Being a big Batman fan, to have a Batman Wolf3d mod released is just great. I'm also really happy with the urban environment we created in that mod. It also has a couple of maps that I personally consider to be some of my best.
Stealth: A small project, but I'm proud of it because I did that one all on my own. I tried to use my limited coding abilities to my advantage, and I'm also happy that I could incorporate some stealth and puzzle elements into the Wolf3d gameplay.
Batman vs. Bane: Being a big Batman fan, to have a Batman Wolf3d mod released is just great. I'm also really happy with the urban environment we created in that mod. It also has a couple of maps that I personally consider to be some of my best.
Stealth: A small project, but I'm proud of it because I did that one all on my own. I tried to use my limited coding abilities to my advantage, and I'm also happy that I could incorporate some stealth and puzzle elements into the Wolf3d gameplay.
doomjedi- Hardcore Wolfer
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I'm also proud being credited in "Skulltag" and contributing...it's mind-blowing how many people played my art for years, for so many hours....skins, medals, scenery, animated CTF flag etc etc... Not to mention my "double resolution pack" for Skulltag. Being part of it is epic (especially as I'm far from being the best spirter of Doom community), and it's all because of Carnevil and a chance he gave me.
Thomas- Veteran
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Personally I'm most happy about 10 New Ones and Time to Kill. The compactness of those is something I've always wanted to achieve. I also dig "All This & Wolf 3D" but have not played it for ages and would really like to do so again.
doomjedi- Hardcore Wolfer
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And you shouldThomas wrote:Personally I'm most happy about 10 New Ones and Time to Kill.
WolferCooker- Hardcore Wolfer
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I like the modified sprites I have made. Even some from scratch.
I saw on Youtube that someone's upcoming mod "Operation: Beyond War" is using my Algemein browncoat guard, so it's a honor that someone has finally used my work.
I saw on Youtube that someone's upcoming mod "Operation: Beyond War" is using my Algemein browncoat guard, so it's a honor that someone has finally used my work.
Thomas- Veteran
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I also dig the work you did on Zach Higgins' unfinished flamethrower guard.
Dark_wizzie- I am Death Incarnate!
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This Spear, it's the most well-received mapset I made, although I didn't make as many as some other authors. Took criticisms and tried my best. This Spear wasn't even a mod, though. I stuck to mapping.
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WolfForever- Senior Member
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Thomas wrote:Personally I'm most happy about 10 New Ones and Time to Kill. The compactness of those is something I've always wanted to achieve. I also dig "All This & Wolf 3D" but have not played it for ages and would really like to do so again.
Castle Assault?
NovoWolf?
W.O.L.F.?
Thomas' Wolfenstein 3D?
The Iron Dream?
And that's still nowhere near a complete list of everything you made.
Here's everything I made (back in 2002): Download Patrick Grey's Funpack from the Dome. It's not very good, but I made it. The Creator stuff was just for attention. I don't even credit myself for that.
linuxwolf- Bring em' On!
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I am most proud of Batman vs Bane. It was the first and only successful Wolf3D mod I've ever been involved in .
WolferCooker- Hardcore Wolfer
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I also dig the work you did on Zach Higgins' unfinished flamethrower guard.
Thanks Thomas.
In the past, I was thinking about trying to make another flamethrower guard (the black uniformed one that has a headmask) 8 directional as well but the headmask is a problem for me as I can't replicate such a thing from different angles.
It's even more of a problem for me with the headmasked chaingun guards as well cause then i'd also have to replicate the chaingun from different angles.
lilmanjs- Hardcore Wolfer
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I've only released 2 things so far. Final Fight and Team Aardwolf Mapset. So I go with the Aardwofl Mapset maps I made. I think they tons better than anything I made in the first episode of Final Fight.
Mods being worked on:
The Mutant Uprising, Final Fight 2
Mod ideas:
Stargate SG-1 addon, Mega Man addon
Team Aardwolf Mods:
The Mutant Uprising, Ghost
Mods being worked on with other people:
Return to Castle Hollehammer with Raziel A. (Karharis)
Award winning mods:
The Final Fight
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Hi Brent!
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WolferCooker- Hardcore Wolfer
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say what?!
WolfForever- Senior Member
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^It's all a joke because Chris knows that all of us are well aware of what his best and most proud work is.
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- Level 69, anyone?
Thomas- Veteran
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Is any of this madness possible to do in SDL?! I'd love to dick around with the different files, see what happens. I remember renaming all files to .WL3 once and something odd happened. Also, back when I first used Borland to code for myself in early 2005 I made guards walk backwards and somehow screwed up scores, unintentionally. That was fun!Chokster37 wrote:My most proudest moment was when I copied AUDIOHED/AUDIOT.CO7 from Corridor 7 30-Level Disk version into wolf3d and renamed them to *.WL6 and was able to play wolf3d with Corridor 7 music, and copied the map files from Blake Stone 6-Episode into wolf3d and walked through the left door in E1L1 backwards and somehow activated the debugging keys. My second proudest moment was copying the Wolf3d VSWAP and GAMEMAPS into Spear of Destiny and loading an old saved game from Level 18 opening the door and hearing Death Knight (Otto) say AIEEEEEEEEE! and shoot sideways dogs at you then grabbing the spear and teleporting into a stuck wall in E3L1. My third proudest moment was when I changed the 3rd or 4th byte in the gamemaps file for Wolfenstein Meets Street Fighter v1.0 with a text editor and it made me start on the outside border of the level with objects/guards shifted in the game so it felt like a whole new level.
CHOKAGE, anyone?!?WolfForever wrote:
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Level 69, anyone?
Dark_wizzie- I am Death Incarnate!
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This is madness, my good sir.
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Thomas- Veteran
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Yeeeeeah!! More bugs please!! And I tried to transfer the .WL6 files to SOD like Chris did but nothing worked. Which versions did you use??
Havoc- Freshmen
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Absence, Operation Eisenfaust: Origins, and Overkill ()
WolferCooker- Hardcore Wolfer
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Nice bug pic Wizzie! We got to find a way to bunch up items together in ECWolf/Wolf4SDL like that instead of one block apart.
Thomas- Veteran
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I'm as sorry about that as you are, man. I hope we can work something out at one point, going back again.Havoc wrote:and Overkill ()
WolfForever- Senior Member
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ATAW3D would DEFINITELY at least tie for "most proud" from Thomas. Despite all the great quality works he has released in the six years since, it is arguably still his signature release!
Also it looks really cool (and bizarre) at the same time, but what exactly did Dark_wizzie do to get that picture? I honestly can't figure it out myself, all I know is it's weird in a funny way!
Also it looks really cool (and bizarre) at the same time, but what exactly did Dark_wizzie do to get that picture? I honestly can't figure it out myself, all I know is it's weird in a funny way!
Valts- Seasoned Wolfer
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Hard to say, because I dont have special works. I have only 2 mapsets (Valts Sods Project and Escape from Steinberg Castle), some maps and Operation Alien 2 lvl demo (which is still alive), but I think Escape from Steinberg Castle was done well.