I often suspect that a lot of the differences between the 2 APIs were down to bloody-mindedness more than anything else. The designers deliberately doing things the opposite way to put people's noses out of joint and try start a good entertaining fight. 

 

No, they are not, you absolute piss stained idiot. 

E1M2 remixes... I know there's one in Quoth, and there's also Beep's map... any others? 

e1m2ish
s1m2
e1m2rq 

Ah yeah the ITS one is an especially good pull. 

https://teamshambler.blogspot.com/2021/02/vaccines-ready-motherfuckers.html 

 

to see which jams I lost this week and would not enter anyway because it's AD and AD is too complicated or wouldn't finish the map anyway. 

I need to speedmap. 

 

Personally, I'd love to see jams for:

Rubicon anniversary pack
Scourge of Armagon tribute
Expansive base map pack
Some underused texture pack map set


Just some thoughts if you're interested. :) 

What's an expansive base map? 

Sorry, that was a bit vague. I was thinking a whole map set made of base maps. In general, it seems base maps are either used for the first level in a set or as a standalone release. I'd love to see a full project set in a big base covering a number of maps.

Oh, a bonus suggestion would be a follow up to Travail. I just played through it again having not touched it in a couple of years. It's so good! 

i think should be the first decision,as you are using both terms.

Also, from those you have written, i would choose SoA, or at least using SoA for the maps. 

What happened to Rick Lipsey? 

I want 999,999,999 subscribers 

 

https://twitter.com/SimsOCallaghan/ 

Where's* 

https://www.twitch.tv/rickyt232

Plan to do more! 

You play a map, kill all monsters and find the exit. But before leaving the map, you want more from it. You move back to explore the map but there's no monsters left. You then feels a strong "solitude" atmosphere while moving around and try to find the secrtets you missed.

I'm wondering if there's an option or a way to brink back all the monsters programmed in the map when you finished it, or to make the monsters to reappear one by one after their death (with some time delay).


This option could bring more life to the map, by allowing the player to explore it in the reverse way (from the exit to the start place, if there's no dead-end or permanently closed door).

So is there a way to do this? 

It would have to be a feature added to a mod.

Or, perhaps the map itself could have extra scripting to respawn enemies, in some mods that might already make that possible (like, maybe AD or progs_dump.) 

easily with Quoth and some func entities, but would need the map to have it as a feature, like Metlslime wrote.