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Under the Master Levels section, you may need to specify Master Levels Dir to the path with the WADs.Go to the Options menu, under the Game Files section, select WAD Options.Loading Master Levels for DOOM II Įternity offers a menu for conveniently loading each WAD from the Master Levels. the IWAD file under the appropriate game folder of the base directory, which can be found using the -game parameter.the DOOMWADDIR or DOOMWADPATH environment variables.The macOS version of Eternity also comes with a visual dialog-box launcher, hiding the complexity behind starting a terminal.įor advanced technical stuff, cheating and testing maps, Eternity has a console similar to Quake's.Įternity looks for the main game WADs (IWADs), e.g. For more advanced cases, you can use GFS files to quickly load multiple files and settings together. Or you can use Powershell or Command Prompt in a manner similar to starting vanilla DOOM.

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On Windows you can use the drag-and-drop feature of Explorer by moving WADs and PKEs into Eternity's executable. If it finds several of them, it will start with a picker screen, letting you choose. If it can't find them, it will let you know. When run directly, Eternity tries to find the DOOM, DOOM 2 or Final DOOM megawads in some standard locations. While we don't support vanilla Heretic demos for playback yet, a possibility exists in the horizon. Support for Heretic is growing, though still under way.

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You can download Eternity either from Doomworld (as official releases) or from DRDTeam (as 'beta quality' development builds, which in practice are generally stable, and may be needed for some modding features listed on this wiki).Įternity's goal that makes it different from feature ports such as GZDoom is demo compatibility similar to that of PrBoom+, kept specifically to ensure that every new feature we add fits seamlessly with what exists so far, and that we don't stray from the bases made so far in the DOOM gameplay. Current major goals for the engine include completing support for Heretic.

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It supports linked portals for full room-over-room gameplay. Now it has UDMF support and a dynamic weapon and inventory system.

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A second programmer, Steven 'SoM' McGranahan, joined the project and immediately set to work porting the code to use SDL, making it capable of running on many operating systems, including Windows. Because of this, Eternity began at version 3.29.Īfter the release of the Caverns of Darkness project, which used a customized version of Eternity Engine v3.29 Development Beta 5, the project began to attract more attention. The first private alpha, released to a select few beta testers, was derived from SMMU 3.21 with selected modifications from 3.30. Needing features such as scripting and the console, he then moved the Eternity project's code into SMMU.ĭespite this long history of jumping between Boom-based ports, no public release of Eternity based on any port other than SMMU was ever made. Although activity in the Eternity TC project by editors had steadily dropped to almost nothing, Quasar was still interested in developing the code associated with it. In late 1999, Fraggle released v3.10 of his MBF-based source port SMMU, which contained support for the new FraggleScript scripting language. The Eternity project moved to an MBF code base after that port's first release. When Lee Killough began the MBF project, James 'Quasar' Haley became a beta tester after emailing Lee with questions about the early Doom alpha versions. The Eternity Engine began in 1998 as a simple modification of Boom meant to power Eternity TC, which was at that time a new and active project. 2.1.2 Loading Master Levels for DOOM II.

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