Is it possible to create mods in srb2 using the cell phone? if yes how?
- Thread starter Sonikato
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amperbee
thunderdome denizen
Technically yes.
The go-to multitool for this, SLADE, is available on Windows and Linux, but nothing of that kind is available for Android/iOS.
However, since 2.2 you are able to load PK3 files into SRB2. PK3 files are basically zip files but using a special format (that only SLADE can create, but surprisingly all zip programs can retain!).
So if you've got *some* way to get an empty Doom PK3 and something that allows opening it, you can attempt to make a mod the hard way.
(I repeat: Creating a zip file and renaming the extension to PK3 is not enough. It *has* to be created by a Doom tool, or if you can figure out how to hex edit a zip file...)
The game accepts .png graphics, so you can use about anything as an image editor.
The game accepts most audio formats, so you can add music if you figure out how.
Lua/SOC scripts are basically text files, so you can make these with anything that allows text.
Make the things, import them to the PK3, and you should be good to go.
Since you would then be using a mismash of applications, you would probably encounter issues like not being able to order the lumps as you see fit (some zip managers might automatically sort them by name), apps exporting things in formats that SRB2 can't read, and maybe other issues nobody has encountered yet lol.
The go-to multitool for this, SLADE, is available on Windows and Linux, but nothing of that kind is available for Android/iOS.
However, since 2.2 you are able to load PK3 files into SRB2. PK3 files are basically zip files but using a special format (that only SLADE can create, but surprisingly all zip programs can retain!).
So if you've got *some* way to get an empty Doom PK3 and something that allows opening it, you can attempt to make a mod the hard way.
(I repeat: Creating a zip file and renaming the extension to PK3 is not enough. It *has* to be created by a Doom tool, or if you can figure out how to hex edit a zip file...)
The game accepts .png graphics, so you can use about anything as an image editor.
The game accepts most audio formats, so you can add music if you figure out how.
Lua/SOC scripts are basically text files, so you can make these with anything that allows text.
Make the things, import them to the PK3, and you should be good to go.
Since you would then be using a mismash of applications, you would probably encounter issues like not being able to order the lumps as you see fit (some zip managers might automatically sort them by name), apps exporting things in formats that SRB2 can't read, and maybe other issues nobody has encountered yet lol.
Sonikato
Trying to make a mod
Ok thanks
Key word: Technically, its basically impossible to type a lua script on my phone, which should be one of the easier bits to this, so I doubt you'd get anything actually done with that mod setup.
amperbee
thunderdome denizen
What?
Lua scripts are just text files interpreted by a software.
All you need is a text editor. That's it. Now you can make Lua scripts.
Making mods with a phone is not impossible. Just annoying without the right tools.
yea i did do it, but without a proper keyboard it, really didnt work out in terms of speed.
niceomodblueblur
Srb2 modding biggest fan
Nah bro too complicated
DylanDude
Overeager Raposa
Why are you saying that to a thread from three years ago?
niceomodblueblur
Srb2 modding biggest fan
What?
DylanDude
Overeager Raposa
The last post in this thread before yours was made in 2021.
Riolucariolu
Neanderthal femboy
Didn't notice it's that old either, lol, because that guy refreshed it.