How do you make a wad file?
Created 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:16:36 UTC by
mapper_man
Created 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:16:36 UTC by
mapper_man
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:16:36 UTC
Post #34744
I looked at some maps and they came with a custom WAD file, how do you make your own custom WAD file like thay do??
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:31:47 UTC
Post #34746
You need a program called 'Wally' to create the actual wad file. As for the textures inside, you need some darn good Paint skills!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:46:17 UTC
Post #34748
No. You get your textures into a folder, make a qlumpy script, compile it bladiblahblah. Look at Setting up a mod Part 3 and Custom Textures tutorials. I supplied the example for steinin's mod tutorial 
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:48:58 UTC
Post #34749
Eh? I thought he wanted WAD textures, not console splash screens...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:50:56 UTC
Post #34751
Yes, but it is the same method. QLumpy makes wad files. So, if you read that tutorial and modify it for normal textures, it WILL work.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:50:56 UTC
Post #34752
Yes, but it is the same method. QLumpy makes wad files. So, if you read that tutorial and modify it for normal textures, it WILL work.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 01:57:44 UTC
Post #34754
Same difference really.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 02:28:44 UTC
Post #34764
Wally is the way everyone actually does it.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 02:56:29 UTC
Post #34769
Thankyou Seventh for clarifying that! 
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 03:14:31 UTC
Post #34771
And, it's easier.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 03:33:23 UTC
Post #34774
I just use Qlumpy. Wally is for noobs. Qlumpy is more flexible if you can be bothered with it.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 03:41:48 UTC
Post #34777
Wally is for noobs.So I'm a noob then.
As long as a program is easy to use and does what it has to do, there's no 'noobness' in using it. Besides, how easy is it to update your .wad file with Qlumpy? Can you just add or delete a texture from it or do you have to run the whole script again?
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 04:04:27 UTC
Post #34789
As long as a program is easy to use and does what it has to do, there's no 'noobness' in using it.Indeed.
There is a tutorial on this! Look at the tutorials section before posting questions like this please.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-19 06:25:41 UTC
Post #34807
Thats what I've been saying for ages now, Look at the past forums instead of making a thread for a question that already has been answered, do a little research first. sigh
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