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Contents of README:Enhanced OpenGL port of the official DOOM source code that also supports Heretic, Hexen, and Strife. This requires fmodapi. Optional compile-time dependency: fluidsynth (autodetected). See below for optional runtime dependencies. gzdoom is only a game engine. To actually play the game, you'll need the game data (IWAD file) from one of the supported games. These include Doom, Ultimate Doom, Final Doom, FreeDoom, Heretic, Hexen, and Strife. Place the .wad file(s) in /usr/share/games/doom. If you don't own any of the supported games, you can install one or more of these slackbuilds.org packages to get a playable game: freedoom, doom_shareware_data, heretic_shareware_data, hexen_demo_data To hear the in-game music, there are several options. In the game menu, select "Options | Sound Options" and set "MIDI Device" to one of the below: FMOD (the default) - Install ff8dls and set the console variable snd_midipatchset to "/usr/share/sounds/dls/ff8.dls" (from the in-game console or by editing ~/.gzdoom/zdoom.ini). Alternatively, if you dual-boot with Windows, use something like /dosC/windows/system32/drivers/gm.dls (replace dosC with the mountpoint of your C: drive in Windows). FluidSynth - Install fluidsynth (before building gzdoom) and fluid-soundfont. Timidity - Install TiMidity++ and either eawpats or freepats, and set up /etc/timidity/timidity.cfg to use it. GUS or OPL - Nothing extra required; these are software emulations of classic soundcards from the early 1990s. While you're in the Sound Options menu, it's probably a good idea to set "Output System" to "ALSA" (otherwise, the default will use OSS emulation). |
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