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1. Two New, 32-Level DOOM II Episodes. Evilution: Far from earth, the UAC recommenced their experiments on on of the moons of Jupiter. A spaceship, mistaken for a supply vexxel on radar, hovered above the base. Hideous demons poured out, blanketing the base with death. All your comrades were quickly slaughtered or zombified.
2. The two Final Doom IWADs are available as official add-ons for both The Ultimate Doom and Doom II. This effectively makes Final Doom free for all owners of either Classic Doom titles on Bethesda.net. Thanks to DMAPINFO, most of the curated PWADs are made available to both games.

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Below is a rough comparison of the source ports that are currently active or popular.

• 2Comparison by license, programming language, platform and supported games
  • 2.1Other games

Comparison by general information[edit]

Comparison by license, programming language, platform and supported games[edit]

Note that the 'Games supported' list below refers to the latest versions of the games. Earlier versions may not function correctly or at all. The latest versions of the games are: Doom games v1.9, Heretic v1.3, Hexen v1.1, Hexen DK 1.1, Strife v1.31 and Hacx v1.2. There is only one version of Chex Quest 1 (not including the version hidden on the CD with subtle differences). Patches for upgrading old versions are listed in the game patch article.

Other games[edit]

In addition to the main six games that a good portion of source ports support or plan to support, some source ports have or plan to add support for other less common games:

EDGE[edit]

• Wolfenstein 3D (WIP)
• Rise of the Triad (WIP)
• Blake Stone (WIP)

Eternity Engine[edit]

• PlayStation Doom (WIP)

GZDoom/Zandronum[edit]

Comparison by features[edit]

Keywords:

• Renderer means the way the game scenes are rendered. It does not cover how the rendered scene is then displayed to the screen or to a window. Most ports with software rendering are now using DirectX, OpenGL, or Vulkan to display the rendered frames.
• The Doom engine updates the game 35 times per second. Ports with uncapped framerate keep this update rate, but can draw new frames more often. Usually requires implementing interpolation logic so that the effect can actually be noticeable.
• Ports supporting custom content offer a content definition language that allows easy creation of additional actors, items, weapons, or other effects.

Comparison by multiplayer functionality[edit]

Keywords:

• Synchronous means the network (typically) sends minimal amounts of traffic in exchange for only advancing based on available player input. Tends to work better over direct connections and requires a lot of accuracy in connection data to support in game joining. This method was used by Doom 1.9.
• Asynchronous means a network protocol that relies on sending more complex data in exchange for allowing the client and server to advance independently. More efficient connection snapshots and individual clients cannot stall the server from connection issues.
• C/S (short for Client/Server) means a connection protocol where all players communicate through and only to a central server.
• P2P (short for Peer-to-Peer) means a connection protocol where all players communicate directly to each-other. This method was used by Doom 1.9.

Comparison by compatibility[edit]

Compatibility is judged primarily by the extent to which a source port supports vanilla gameplay behavior including the original quirks and bugs of the respective games, behavior of maps even when those maps are erroneously constructed, and demo compatibility. Factors which are not considered are simple support of higher resolutions, higher sound sample rates, or additional methods of input over the original games which do not change the actual gameplay experience or engine behavior. When gameplay changes are optional or otherwise configurable, it is the best compatibility profile (which is not necessarily the default configuration) that is considered. While the scale used is somewhat subjective, a rough guideline is as follows:

• Very high compatibility is reserved for ports which perform partial emulation of a DOS machine's address space, behavior of x86-specific mathematical or logical operations, and overflow emulation based on reverse engineering of the segment layouts of the original games' executable files in order to attain as close to 100% compatibility as is possible. Almost all known vanilla demos sync, and the port will be adjusted if one is found which does not.
• High indicates that the port is very compatible, but does not go as far as those ports in the Very high category in emulation of the original games' bugs. Vanilla demo support is in the range of good to excellent.
• Average indicates that the port plays very closely to the originals, but unconditionally fixes most bugs and may make aesthetic compromises for more enjoyable play. Virtually all modifications for the original games still function as intended by their authors with ports in this category. Vanilla demo support is unlikely.
• Low indicates that the port makes significant changes to gameplay and presentation. Some vanilla-targeted modifications may not work as intended. Demo support beyond the individual port's format is usually not present to any extent.
• Very low indicates that the game is not entirely playable in the engine. This can be because support for the game is an unfinished work in progress, or that it is not a development priority.

Boom-compatibility has been a de facto standard for enhanced features in Doom ports. Yes means that the entire feature set is supported. Mostly means that some obscure and uncommonly-used features are not supported, but the port should still be able to handle correctly most existing Boom map sets. Partial indicates that support is incomplete and Boom map sets are not expected to play back correctly. No means that Boom features are not supported to any degree.

Notes[edit]

1. ↑ ^{1.01.11.21.31.4}Via Delta Touch.
2. ↑All listed CTF supported ports abide by the CTF standard.
3. ↑There's an experimental branch that adds splitscreen support.
4. ↑Different compatibilities available with command line -gameversion
5. ↑Historical demo compatibility is a main feature of PrBoom+, it also features support for Doom 1.666, DOSDoom, Boom 2.01, MBF, LxDoom, and earlier versions of PrBoom

ZDoom now comes in multiple flavours! The primary port, GZDoom, sports advanced hardware (OpenGL) and enhanced software rendering capabilities, while the port LZDoom serves as an alternative with a different feature set, detailed below. Although the parent ZDoom codebase has been discontinued, the latest official release is available here for posterity.

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GZDoom is the latest version targeting current systems with modern graphics hardware. (Vulkan/OpenGL 4.5 capability recommended, but the minimum requirement for the hardware renderer is OpenGL 3.3, the minimum for the software renderer is Direct3D 9)

LZDoom Saw voice changer online. is based on an older version of GZDoom. It does not provide all features currently supported by GZDoom but in turn is capable of running the hardware renderer on older hardware which does not support modern OpenGL features.

Want more features? Get more out of GZDoom! The release builds are not all that GZDoom has to offer. If you want to stay ahead of development, try out some Dev Builds and be the first to try out the newest features in development, before everyone else does! In doing so you can help to ensure releases are smoother, by reporting any bugs that you may find! LZDoom Builds also available!

For help getting started, see the online documentation in the wiki. You need to provide your own game IWAD. If you do not have a copy of a doom-engine game, the easiest way to obtain them is to purchase them from Steam or GOG. When you download them from either of these stores, ZDoom will automatically find them.

Support

ZDL

Want a simple launcher to make using ZDoom easier? Try this.

Editing

Everything you need to start creating ZDoom mods.

SLADE 3

A full-fledged level and resource editor for Doom; which supports most *ZDoom features. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Ultimate Doom Builder

A level editor with complete support of *ZDoom features. Windows-only.

ACC 1.58 Windows Version

ACS script compiler for use with ZDoom and/or Hexen. This is not the version of ACC released by Raven. It supports all of ZDoom's language extensions.

ACC 1.58 Mac OS X Version

Mac OS X version of the ACC script compiler. Command-line utility only; requires terminal to run, no .app package included.

ACC 1.58 Linux Version(32-bit)

Linux version of the ACC script compiler. Command-line utility only; requires terminal to run.

ZDBSP 1.19

This is a standalone version of ZDoom's internal node builder. Its most important feature is that it knows about polyobjects, but it can also build GL nodes if you don't want to wait for glBSP to do it. At the time of writing, it is also the only nodebuilder with UDMF support.

Utilities

These tools support a few special editing and playing scenarios.

WadSmoosh

Merges your Doom IWADs (Doom, Doom 2, Final Doom, Master Levels, etc.) into a single IWAD, allowing players to switch between games without relaunching.

WadExt

A command-line utility that extracts the contents of a WAD to a (mostly) pk3-compatible folder structure. Useful for converting old mods or setting up advanced development workflows.

MAPINFO Converter

This is a command-line utility written by Graf Zahl to convert old-format MAPINFO lumps to new-format ones. See the original forum thread for more information.

This package contains both a Windows binary and source code.

Misc Editing Utilities

What is call of duty modern warfare on. Includes the programs zwadconv, swantbls, and listacs. Zwadconv Old computer emulator. converts old maps to the Hexen format used by ZDoom natively. Swantbls creates SWITCHES and ANIMATED lumps used by BOOM. Listacs is an ACS script disassembler (not decompiler).

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Utility Source Code

Contains the source code for the editing utilities.

Miscellaneous

The following files are mostly of historic interest.

ACC 1.58 Source Code

This is the latest source code for ZDoom's version of ACC. It includes both a makefile for GCC and a project file for Visual C++ 6, so you can build a Windows, DOS, or Linux version. It is also available on its GitHub repository.

ACC 1.58 WadAuthor/DOS Version

This version of ACC is only if you're old-school and using WadAuthor or a DOS-based editor like ZETH.

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ACS script compiler for use with ZDoom and/or Hexen. This is not the version of ACC released by Raven. It supports all of ZDoom's language extensions.

ACC 1.58 Mac OS X Version

Mac OS X version of the ACC script compiler. Command-line utility only; requires terminal to run, no .app package included.

ACC 1.58 Linux Version(32-bit)

Linux version of the ACC script compiler. Command-line utility only; requires terminal to run.

ZDBSP 1.19

This is a standalone version of ZDoom's internal node builder. Its most important feature is that it knows about polyobjects, but it can also build GL nodes if you don't want to wait for glBSP to do it. At the time of writing, it is also the only nodebuilder with UDMF support.

Utilities

These tools support a few special editing and playing scenarios.

WadSmoosh

Merges your Doom IWADs (Doom, Doom 2, Final Doom, Master Levels, etc.) into a single IWAD, allowing players to switch between games without relaunching.

WadExt

A command-line utility that extracts the contents of a WAD to a (mostly) pk3-compatible folder structure. Useful for converting old mods or setting up advanced development workflows.

MAPINFO Converter

This is a command-line utility written by Graf Zahl to convert old-format MAPINFO lumps to new-format ones. See the original forum thread for more information.

This package contains both a Windows binary and source code.

Misc Editing Utilities

What is call of duty modern warfare on. Includes the programs zwadconv, swantbls, and listacs. Zwadconv Old computer emulator. converts old maps to the Hexen format used by ZDoom natively. Swantbls creates SWITCHES and ANIMATED lumps used by BOOM. Listacs is an ACS script disassembler (not decompiler).

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Utility Source Code

Contains the source code for the editing utilities.

Miscellaneous

The following files are mostly of historic interest.

ACC 1.58 Source Code

This is the latest source code for ZDoom's version of ACC. It includes both a makefile for GCC and a project file for Visual C++ 6, so you can build a Windows, DOS, or Linux version. It is also available on its GitHub repository.

ACC 1.58 WadAuthor/DOS Version

This version of ACC is only if you're old-school and using WadAuthor or a DOS-based editor like ZETH.

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FluidSynth DLL (version 1.1.6)
(64-bit version)

ZDoom supports using FluidSynth for MIDI playback. To use it, extract libfluidsynth.dll to the same directory as zdoom.exe and then configure it from within ZDoom. FluidSynth is bundled with GZDoom since v3.1.0, so this separate download is only useful for older versions.

TiMidity++

ZDoom supports using TiMidity++ for MIDI playback. To use it, extract timidity.exe and timidity.cfg and read the instructions. TiMidity++ has become an internal player integrated within GZDoom since v3.3.0, so this separate download is only useful for older versions.

TiMidity++ Source Code

This is the source code for ZDoom's custom version of TiMidity++. Alternatively, a patch with the custom changes can be downloaded and applied on the original TiMidity++ source code.

WadAuthor Configuration Files

Contains a wcf file for use with WadAuthor.

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ZDBSP 1.19 Source Code

This is the source code for ZDBSP 1.19. The build system uses CMake, so you can generate project files for any version of Visual C++ from 6 up or several other IDEs, or you can create Makefiles as well. It is also available on its GitHub repository.

ZETH 4.17 Level Editor

A DETH-based editor for ZDoom that runs in a DOS box. Comes with minimal documentation. If you don't already know how to use DETH, you should go find a good tutorial that explains it. If you plan on doing any ACS scripting, you should be sure to also download ACC below.

ZETH 4.17 Source Code

This is the source code for ZETH. Hopefully somebody will find it useful.

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Old (1999) Demonstration WAD

Shows off some of the features that were new as of ZDoom 1.22.

Old (1999) Editing Reference

Downloadable copy of the Editing Reference for offline viewing. This has only been updated for ZDoom 1.22. For ZDoom features added since then, you should consult the wiki documentation instead.