Something I Require If You Guys Want A New Toolset

[Darkhaven3]

Is there some kind of "Unofficial / Official SRB2 Specs" that contains a reference table for all the frames, codepointers and general Things data (Thing-ID's, Thing Numbers, etc.) that I can look at, to complete my hack of DEHACKED (heh) to export SOCs? This would also be helpful to find so I could complete a version of DEU (my favorite Doom map editor) that works with SRB2 and the same thing for several other DOS-Doom programs to make a completely functional toolset for oldschool Doomers to feel comfortable with.

 

[JTE]

Yeah. It's called the source code. That stuff is mostly in info.c and info.h

 

[Darkhaven3]

Hmm... Good point.

 

[SSNTails]

Use my SOC editor: http://www.sepwich.com/ssntails/SOCEdit.zip

 

[Darkhaven3]

I know very well that it exists, I'd just feel more comfortable using "older" tools, sorry :(

 

[Shadow Hog]

Here's what I want: an official, decompiled, SWANTBLS-compatible ANIMATED lump. Guessing the speeds at which those textures play is kinda irritating, but not as irritating as not having tools that decompile the lump for you...

 

[Darkhaven3]

ORLY?

I'll get to work on that, then :P

 

[JTE]

SOC editor broken. :( State editor's "next frame" subtracts 1 for some reason, making it hard to use, though it seems to work right for reading in the code and stuff. Try it. Use an empty slot and make the first empty slot state go to itself and make the second empty slot state scream and die, and you'll see it scream ... and turn into a bubble, if you made the next frame after that one go to S_DISS thinking that's what I meant by "die"

Blah...

 

[SSNTails]

hmm, that's weird... for some reason in the code it adds a +1 to the number. O_o

Fixed, although any NEXT values in a SOC will need to be updated with the patch.

 

[JTE]

... Great. More fun boring number work for me. ^_^

 

[Shadow Hog]

Anyway, is there a location in the source code which lists the animated textures and their speeds? I can get the animated textures down pat, it's the speed that's hard to duplicate.