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I agree that some of the visuals of the map are bit bland and need work. The cyberdemon battle, I agree is very easy and boring. The map needs work, and I may or may not fix it. Thanks for the tips, though. I like how you gave me a nice in-depth review. I now know what to do with future WADS I make. Thanks a lot for the feedback.

thinks for the sprites help when i make doors you just walk through them they wont open/close

i ve tryed to export the alfa romeo 156 .3ds format with zModeler and there was not option for nfsmw binary... is there any tool which can do it? Does anyone knows how to do that?

Quote: Originally Posted by deathreaper0 could anyone tell me how to make my own sprite i know how to import them i just dont know how to make them By "make them" do you mean the art-work or the behavior? For the art you'll need a graphics editing program (e.g., Photoshop) and quite a bit of artistic skill and patience. For behavior, you can animate your sprite in ZDooM or GZDooM using DECORATE . Other source ports also...

Hey AlysiumX I need to bring this to your attention, Mega5 or its resource does not contain such a texture name. Could you look into it? thanks. http://megasphere.forumotion.com/pro...maps-t4-45.htm

sorry for the hold up, i replyed on the mega forums.

Not bad for a first map. The use of darkness indoors is a welcome change from most maps I see. Now for the stuff to think about. I'm going to divide it into chunks about gameplay and chunks about visuals, since those can be fairly independent in DOOM maps. Gameplay stuff: The Cyberdemon battle - It was boring. Fighting that guy in enclosed spaces is basically impossible and you solved it the only way you knew how. Pumping that guy full of...

This is my first (and possibly only, due to time constraints) level created with the help of DoomBuilder. My intention behind building it was to recreate at least some part of the immense fun I had with the Doom series some 15 years ago. Given my meagre experience with the editor, this level might perhaps be considered as a bit crude on detail and decor, but I believe that it contains some fairly ingenious elements notwithstanding - e.g.,...