I pressed on the red button: Download Now.
I downloaded a 25 MB zip file.
In the file there was 3 notepad files: Credits!, GAMEINFO, Pirate Doom v 1.8.
There was a 4th file: Pirate!.wad
I clicked on Pirates!.wad and windows asked me how do I want to open that file?
I don't know.
It might work,or it might not.
I recommend using ZDoom as your sourceport.It ran everything i tried until now.And use ZDoom Launcher as well to make it easier to load this and other mods.
Hope thats useful info for u =)
Yes, it can be fixed. Use SLADE to open the Pirates!.wad file. Navigate to the DECORATE file so that SLADE shows it in its built in editor. Go to line 4768 and make the following change:
Actor dashsound{}
to
Actor dashsound : CustomInventory {}
This is because in newer versions of ZDoom/GZDoom, using inventory based functions (e.g. A_TakeInventory) can only be done with child classes of Inventory. The above edit declares dashsound as being of the CustomInventory child class of Inventory.
For people having performances problems and slowdowns in some maps, I've uploaded a modified version that I kept around for personal use.
It was made and tested in a 2009 core2duo laptop locked at 1.20 GHz for cooling reasons (the lowest frequency allowed by the motherboard)
Recommended gzdoom version for best graphics: 2.4.0
Enable the setting Software Light Mode (Display Settings, OpenGL, Preferences)
It won't extract :(
I pressed on the red button: Download Now.
I downloaded a 25 MB zip file.
In the file there was 3 notepad files: Credits!, GAMEINFO, Pirate Doom v 1.8.
There was a 4th file: Pirate!.wad
I clicked on Pirates!.wad and windows asked me how do I want to open that file?
I don't know.
Hey. Install a sourceport to launch it. I recommend GZDOOM for singleplayer :)
Go ahead and frag some *****!
You just drag it into gzdoom
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I prefer Zandronum, will that work too?
It might work,or it might not.
I recommend using ZDoom as your sourceport.It ran everything i tried until now.And use ZDoom Launcher as well to make it easier to load this and other mods.
Hope thats useful info for u =)
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I cant get it to work. How do i install it, installpaths etc?
you don't install it you drag and drop on to the gzdoom icon
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Script Error,"Pirate!.wad:DECORATE" line 687:
Invalid state parameter a_setscale help plis
i had problems starting this mod in GZDOOM
it gave me the next error message:
Script error, "Pirates!.wad:DECORATE" line 4672:
class 'dashsound' is not compatible with 'Inventory'
Execution could not continue.
1 errors while parsing DECORATE scripts
is there a way to fix this issue?
Same issue here
Yes, it can be fixed. Use SLADE to open the Pirates!.wad file. Navigate to the DECORATE file so that SLADE shows it in its built in editor. Go to line 4768 and make the following change:
Actor dashsound{}
to
Actor dashsound : CustomInventory {}
This is because in newer versions of ZDoom/GZDoom, using inventory based functions (e.g. A_TakeInventory) can only be done with child classes of Inventory. The above edit declares dashsound as being of the CustomInventory child class of Inventory.
I've created a fixed version with a number of fixes to make it work on newer GZDoom versions. See the files section.
Script error, "Pirates!.wad:DECORATE" line 687:
Invalid state parameter a_setscale
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For people having performances problems and slowdowns in some maps, I've uploaded a modified version that I kept around for personal use.
It was made and tested in a 2009 core2duo laptop locked at 1.20 GHz for cooling reasons (the lowest frequency allowed by the motherboard)
Recommended gzdoom version for best graphics: 2.4.0
Enable the setting Software Light Mode (Display Settings, OpenGL, Preferences)