#Doom hi res textures update#
#Doom hi res textures download#

I think we are lucky that you happen to be one of them and come visiting here. These days there are not many skilled texture artists around anymore creating new Classic Doom textures. Most of the current available hi-res textures in the DHTP pack are already many years old, often more than a decade. There's no need to be worried or afraid, instead feel encouraged to give any texture you like a try. Notes about the Vavoom Launcher: In Vavoom Launcher to use the additional hi-res textures and sounds packs with Doom and Doom 2 games enter in the Other Options: -file vv-dhtp-20080808.pk3 pkdoomsfx.wad More specifically, if you use the Vavoom Launcher to play the games, then you should type the following commands in the Other Options: for. I do not know who did it and I do not want to offend anyone, but I did a new one. Colors and depth are close to original texture but do not match good with DHTP textures

#Doom hi res textures download#

Marcelus_1024x1024_Textures_(deus-ex_edition): download 32/24-bit images can be converted to 8-bit without adding too much noise to the image, if done carefully and using the right tools. Textures without alpha channel can safely be stored in 24-bit depth, which also helps to save some valuable space. Only images that include an alpha channel for transparency information require to be saved in 32-bit depth. Of course you can mix 8-bit with 24-bit textures. The 8-bit textures are quite smaller in size, will load faster and occupy less graphics card memory. When used in game you will not be able to notice that. Zandronum was first released as version 1.0 on August 24, 2012. Skulltag 98e was succeeded by Zandronum, which is made by the same developers after the original creator moved to another project.

#Doom hi res textures update#

Skulltag received a final update on November 7, 2010, and was shut down on June 7, 2012. the light cone in BSTONE3 or the lights in GRNLITE1. Skulltag had support for 3D models and high-resolution textures. You can spot minor differences between the 8-bit and 24-bit images only on very close inspection, e.g. I created size optimized versions of your 1024x1024 textures, available both in 8-bit and 24-bit for comparison. Most important is that you enjoy what you are working on. Who knows, soon you will feel confident to try your skills on 'tekwall' or something similar. With practice comes skill, with more practice you hone your skills. You should continue with what ever you feel comfortable with, either redo an existing hi-res texture or pick one, for which no hi-res counterpart yet exists in the DHTP. Which texture would still need to be reworked?