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Voxel Doom II is out now for GZDoom

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Spice up your next play-through of Doom II with the new Voxel Doom II mod now available, bringing with it fancy new monster models. Voxel Doom II is the follow up to 2022's award-winning Voxel Doom. This is a new graphics mod that replaces all monsters, weapons, props and items with fully 3d voxel models. It replaces all monsters from both Doom and Doom II.

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You can grab the mod from Mod DB.

To use it on Linux you will need a Doom / Doom II set up with GZDoom in your usual way by placing the doom.wad or doom2.wad into the config folder which is usually ~/.config/gzdoom/ on a standard install or if you're installing GZDoom from Flathub put them in ~/.var/app/org.zdoom.GZDoom/.config/gzdoom/. You'll need to place the Voxel Doom II mod files in there too and then you'll be able to run it.

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3 comments

Pit Aug 3, 2023
so how do I start this (from command line)?

Edit:
Gee, just specifying the pk3 file as argument did it. But why isn't that mentioned somewhere where it's easy to find?


Last edited by Pit on 3 August 2023 at 10:54 am UTC
Pengling Aug 3, 2023
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QuoteSpice up your next play-through of Doom II
Next?! I only just started playing through it for the first time ever recently!

Anyway, this looks gorgeous, and it's nice to see voxel-based stuff going back beyond "the Minecraft look" again, too (it felt like more was being done with that style before Minecraft came along, to me).

I wonder how it feels to play this (or any other source-port), for those of us who started off with the official Unity ports by Nerve Software?
dpanter Aug 5, 2023
Quoting: Pitso how do I start this (from command line)?

Edit:
Gee, just specifying the pk3 file as argument did it. But why isn't that mentioned somewhere where it's easy to find?
Good point, it isn't specified clearly anywhere. Most people use Windows and the drag&drop lamer method does the trick there, albeit clunky as it is.

Quick examples here for those still wondering:
gzdoom -iwad doom.wad -file cheello_voxels_v2_1.pk3
or
gzdoom -iwad doom2.wad -file cheello_voxels_v2_1.pk3
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