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[Shdow fox]

I need to know where to get the srb2 IWAD quick!

 

[Kyran]

http://cutter.ship.edu/af0916/FinalDemo108.exe

 

[Mystic]

Kyran hit the nail right on the head. SRB2's IWAD is where all the levels, graphics, and music are stored. The filename is srb2.srb, and it comes with SRB2's install. Without it, SRB2 wouldn't possibly run.

 

[Shdow fox]

So how do I add it to doom builder?

 

[saph]

Rename "srb2.srb" to "srb2.wad".

 

[Shdow fox]

I don't get it, I rename srb2.srb to srb2.wad? Because that didn't work.

 

[Shdow fox]

Ok I did it, now how do I get the srb2 things in doom builder.

 

[Shadow Hog]

I hope you made that srb2.wad a backup, and not the IWAD itself.

Anyway...

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/shadowwing/misc/srb2edit.cfg

 

[Shdow fox]

That link is going to let me use all of the srb2 items and ''things''.

 

[Shadow Hog]

Yes. That's exactly correct, it'll define all the things so what displays is what you want. Just put it where the rest of the .cfg files are for DoomBuilder and tell it to use SRB2.WAD as the IWAD, and it'll work.

 

[Y2Jake]

Rename "srb2.srb" to "srb2.wad".

Trust me. You don't want to do that... I think it would be a whole lot safer making a backup copy of srb2.srb THEN renaming the copy to srb2.wad. @_@

 

[Chaos Zero 64]

I hope you made that srb2.wad a backup, and not the IWAD itself.

Yeah, Shadow Hog already said that.

 

[hotdog003]

Something tells me that your next post is going to ask how to make levels.
Here it is:

http://www.lawrencegearheadz.org/~a441/level/

 

[JTE]

Something tells me that your next post is going to ask how to make levels.

Or it could have been "omg, i broked it, How does it work?!" but now we'll never know, hotdog.

 

[hotdog003]

Why not? He might come back.

 

[ST218]

Actually, renaminng srb2.srb is unnesscessary. You can just direct DoomBuilder to srb2.srb.

 

[hotdog003]

I don't trust DB or any software for that matter to modify that file.
But, it *would* work.

 

[ST218]

I've never had a problem. In the window where it asks for the file, in the name box type *.srb, press enter, and go to srb2.srb, and there you go