The patch should not cause desyncing while recording or playing back a demo. This patch should work fine with most PWADs, along with most of the IWADs supported by Chocolate Doom, however, the patch might not work as intended (or at all) while using a DeHackEd file (.deh). The vanilla Doom smooth weapons patch allows users to play Smooth Doom (a mod not made for vanilla ports) on vanilla ports. Example playback of 'At Doom's Gate' (E1M1).If you're more of a fan of chiptune-style music, DMXOPL provides a replacement set of OPL instrument patches that can be used with Chocolate Doom's OPL MIDI playback. One good option is to use Timidity, and the EAWPATS patch set makes for a good time-tested starter set.įor more information on this article, visit the DMXOPL page on the Doom Wiki. There are a wide variety of options available for music playback with Chocolate Doom. Website with downloads for the music packs.Usable with Chocolate Doom's digital music packs feature. These downloadable music packs contain high quality recordings of Doom's music played through a Roland SC-55, the MIDI synthesizer used by Bobby Prince when composing Doom's music. First and second Doomworld threads about the mod.Website with more information including download.The hi-res sound pack contains remastered versions of the Doom sound effects which have been remade at higher sampling rates (Doom's original sound effects were sampled at 11025Hz, which is considered fairly low-quality nowadays). Doomworld thread on the project (includes screenshots).Addition of extra rotation angles for zombie monsters which were omitted from the official IWADs.Adjustment of sprite offsets to improve animation of certain monsters.Fixes for single-pixel graphical errors.The Sprite Fixing Project provides minor adjustments to fix issues with some of Doom's sprites, such as:

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