No way - look awful!

A new version is out (and ready for download).

The major enhancement is the package system.
Now you can load single levels as well as packages of levels (belong together) at startup. The editor was enhanced for packages. You can now pack levels to a package (and publish it).
Some minor changes in the KI and the sound system.

have fun, mercuryus

My personal tipp for the contest: 1.) Maniac Mansion 3D 2.) Wolfendoom 3D

and they have disadvantages:
* they install files in system directories and forget to delete them
* they mess up the directory structure because they confuse program files with programme and the like
* fill the registry with rubbish and make your system slow
* slow and buggy uninstaller copared to the delete key
* start and desktop icon creation
* make your dog pregnant

well, maybe not the last one but i think you get the idea. lots of people don't like installers and zip files can be opened on any system.

I like installers because of the option to uninstall software. And the negative aspects like registry entries can be be avoided by using a tool like TuneUp Utilities that defrag and clean up the registry.

Hello mercuryus!

Why don't you create a realtime editor? That should not be too much work (simple interface,...) but it would be really nice!

Why should I spend that time?
What's the benefit for the user (and me)?

A new version (v0.2) is available to install with the cool installation.
Changes:
- optimizing then interaction of editor and game (-> levels from subdir "my levels" are directly startable from the level selection).
- bug with the fence fixed
- new floor, ceiling textures
- automatic removing of never rendered models
- new model "knight" (^)

A new version (v0.3) is available
and a new level from peter *thanx* and a new levelpack! (can be found on the webpage - see link in the first post)

Changes of the game:
- some bugs fixed
- floor+ceiling models now are two (and more) parts to choose
- new model "candleholder" as dynamic lightsource
[edit 02/07/10]
- some further bug fixes
- a new model (target)
- a new levelpack "shootingrange" (for weapon training)

have fun...

Nice work!

My tipp, look at Blake Stone for some additional ideas. Its nearly the same, but a litte bit better than Wolfenstein, I think. I like sci fi ...

Why you dont use a binary code for the level-blocks?
For example:
One half byte includes the information about textures and the other flags like moveable, destroyable ...

PS: I hope my english is good enough -.-