- #Wolfenstein 3d source port mods#
- #Wolfenstein 3d source port code#
- #Wolfenstein 3d source port windows#
Based on HTML5 port) ECWolf (Based on Wolf4SDL. No promises on dates though, I have much to do before I even start looking at it. Fan-made Ports AmiWolf (For Amiga) Castle GAFA 3D (For Win93. I have a bit of work already "planned" on Catacombs 3D which I expect to be very similar technically to Wolf3D so I will first check if anything I thought about for the former can be applied to the latter. If it is all C, then all the better, my assembly is way too rusty to be of use for the moment. Some hacky optimisations to rendering sprites, in particular with the on-screen weapon sprites (so the rendering loop skips most of the empty pixels) Fix to distance calculation problem (in some angles it would calculate that a German guard a mile away was point blank, since it was calculating the difference between unsigned ints!)
1 40 The game's technical achievements also led to numerous imitators such as Ken's Labyrinth, Nitemare 3D, The Terminator: Rampage, Terminal.
#Wolfenstein 3d source port code#
Ugly graphical hacks to try and speed up the wall rendering (glitches are particularly noticiable on doors) The source code for the original Wolfenstein 3D engine was released by id in 1995 when making the 2009 iOS port, Carmack used some of the enhancements to the engine made by fans after its release.
#Wolfenstein 3d source port windows#
Narrower aspect ratio (squarer) for speed A lot of source ports exist for Wolfenstein 3D, but we ended up playing the game with ECWolf, a simple port based on the deprecated Wolf4SDL port, to play Wolfenstein 3D on the latest Windows systems, both 32 and 64 bits. The Wolfenstein 3D Dome also has some interesting articles about various modders and some significant events in the communitys history.
#Wolfenstein 3d source port mods#
Uses "WriteChunkyPixels" to take advantage of the Akiko chip (won't run well on an A1200) The Wolfenstein 3D Wiki is a good source for information about mods for Wolf3D and Spear of Destiny, with some pages including behind the scenes details of development, and other trivia. Some tweaks I made from the AWolf (C:\Games\Emulator\WinUAE\SC\AWolf3D_src) base:
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