The game controls are the inputs by which the player directs movement and other game functions. The default controls, in vanilla Doom, for the most often-used functions are as follows. ! jump ! m button The single-key strafe controls (comma and

The music inside the Doom engine's WAD files is not stored as standard MIDI files, but as MUS, a format very similar to standard MIDI, and created by John Carmack. All of the music in Doom and Doom II was created by Bobby Prince. Many of the son

WAD (which, according to the Doom Bible, is an acrostic for

Doomworld is one of the oldest unofficial news websites dedicated to the Doomgames (DoomGate is slightly older). The site was founded on March 13, 1998 by Andrew Stine (Linguica), Gaston Lahaut (Mordeth), and Javier Heredia (Dukrous); the site

No Rest for the Living is the title of a Doom II expansion pack developed by Nerve Software for the release of Doom II on Xbox Live Arcade on May 26, 2010. It is also included in Doom 3 BFG Edition. The episode consists of nine levels in all, ei

Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a way to chat over the Internet. For a detailed description and history, refer to the Wikipedia article Internet Relay Chat. Many Doomers can be found on IRC, and on several different IRC networks. See also forums fo

In respect to the Doom engine a parameter (or command line parameter and command line argument) is a start-up indication by the user that the engine should change its default behavior. The parameters are typed after the executable's name in the

The idgames archive (or /idgames archive) is the largest online archive of levels, modifications, tools and other material for Doom engine games. It was created by Joost Schuur, then briefly maintained by Frans P. de Vries, and is currently main

- Doom Information Developer s id Software Publisher GT Interactive ActiVision Game Boy Advance Xbox Live Arcade Bethesda Softworks Sega 32X Atari Corporation Jaguar Willia

Choosing a level editor Basics of the Doom level format Making a door Making a lift Making a switch Making a teleporter Aligning textures How to make a great level Using tags Making a false wall Making deep water Making superposed sectors Making