I'm using the latest 64-bit dev build of GZDoom (v2.3 pre-222, released today), but this HUD mod has been around for quite some time, so I wouldn't have thought it was a version issue, especially if you are using the version that comes with the Hell on Earth pack.Doom is the story of a lone space marine set with an impossible task. It is something like the 8th line in the console where it says it was adding the smivhud 16-9.wad file.
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PK3 are actually zip files, so are easily extracted and edited.ĮDIT: Well, I just downloaded it and put the file in the skins folder, and launched Brutal Doom with my batch file (after turning off the HXRTC HUD that I use, that is) and it loaded up straight away. Would changing the above wad file's extension to PK3 do the trick, or would it just break it? Doesn't matter whether it is a WAD or a PK3, they are just two different formats of addons. changing the S in Skins to lowercase doesn't seem to help either. It doesn't matter if it's in a Skins folder or not. I don't think it's loading when I check the console. Would changing the above wad file's extension to PK3 do the trick, or would it just break it?ĭarkredshift: The HUD mod is a WAD and not a PK3. changing the S in Skins to lowercase doesn't seem to help either.Īll the other WADs load but not that one.
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I haven'the tried using a Doom launcher program as I create my own batch files to launch GZDoom with whichever PWAD is needed and any addons included, as well as a set configuration file for each one, as all my mods are in their own folders with their own config file. If the HUD mod is loaded, then try using the + and - keys to change the HUD size, as it may only be visible at the maximum size screen value (but not the screen size that hides the HUD). If you scroll through the text you should find near the top a line that tells you it has loaded the addon. Korell: Check that the HUD pk3 file is being loaded by GZDoom by opening the console once you have started the program and are a the main menu. I like how it doesn't take up much space. The same goes for the NC HUD, too, it seems, as I can't find any recent updates.Īnd lastly, there's HXRTC HUD, which is the one I use with Brutal Doom. There's NC HUD, that I found out about via Brutal Doom Johnny Edition (BDJ), which is another mod of the Brutal Doom mod, though it hasn't been updated to the latest Brutal Doom version, and is probably discontinued.
You can find this at the link below, but this is very much a major change to the HUD, and it comes with different visual styles that you can select from. A version of this comes with Project Brutality, but it has had many updates and there are newer versions of that available. Then there is the Ultimate Doom Visor (UDV). It is similar to the GZDoom built in alternative HUD, but has the extra detail for grenades and such. Here's the one Sgt Mk IV has used in his videos of Brutal Doom. I'll list a few here, maybe you'll find one you like. He does have one linked on his ModDB page, but I prefer to use a different one. There are many HUD mods that you can use with Brutal Doom. I just thought that SGT Mark IV had a Doom 4 style HUD that came with his Doom 4 weapons pack or as a separate download. Darkredshift: That's what I've always done yes, and I do like doing that: I'm just being picky, but the picture isn't as big, though It's not that bad to use the old bar, just that it doesn't show the Brutal Doom options that actually matter, like clip size and grenade count.
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