Doomsday Engine

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But it needs pain skins

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well, i think painskins are not a problem, artists might create
them when they can be used ingame

Closing as duplicate (there is a newer RFE for this with more recent information/discussion).

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animation can be done through q3a's animation.cfg, that
would gain support for all custom q3a models: head (no
animation) / upper (classic doom states -> the entries in the
animation.cfg) / lower (player/monster movement -> the
entrues in the animation.cfg) and that's just an example
limited to head/upper/lower the tags can be used to turn the
heretic player model to something similar like the heretic2
player

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I can see it now ! quake3's doom trooper!

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Why don't make pain anims instead, maybe bulletholes in
model or, wait, why not sof effects?????

the way pain skins was used once is obsolete way, let it be
for the past.

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Yeah. I say convert the old md2s to md3, and have them be
low-res versions for people who can't handle it on their
computers. Then high detail md3s for the higher end
computers. You people must realize that there are alot more
monsters in doom then any quake game. Also, is there a
format even better then md3 (whatever Doom 3 uses, but
that is probaly hush hush for now)

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Should use md3 skeletal animation.

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the md3 format does not support skelletal animation, PLEASE
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SOF pains affects would be great.