Is it possible to play Doom II using a more advanced engine? Or are
there Doom levels made using another engine? Or are there doom
textures for games like Quake2? Thanks.
George M. Reagan - 11 Sep 2003 23:03 GMT
Hi,
Here is a link for Quake II doom levels:
http://ricebug.qeradiant.com/doom.shtml
I think there are others.
George.
> Is it possible to play Doom II using a more advanced engine? Or are
> there Doom levels made using another engine? Or are there doom
> textures for games like Quake2? Thanks.
thumper - 12 Sep 2003 00:20 GMT
JDoom with the add-on 3-D texture sprite packs installed sure reminded me
alot of Quake. ;-)
> Is it possible to play Doom II using a more advanced engine? Or are
> there Doom levels made using another engine? Or are there doom
> textures for games like Quake2? Thanks.
Smola - 12 Sep 2003 13:00 GMT
> Is it possible to play Doom II using a more advanced engine? Or are
> there Doom levels made using another engine? Or are there doom
> textures for games like Quake2? Thanks.
www.doomworld.com
Check the Ports section, you'll find Doom engine ports like ZDoom,
JDoom, Vavoom, EDGE, Legacy with OpenGL/Direct3D graphics, new game
features (jumping) etc.

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TeDdY64 - 05 Oct 2003 15:51 GMT
Yeah there is a good engine at : http://www.doomsdayhq.com
This engine also works with Heretic and Hexen.
Graphics are so goods in Open GL and in hi-res :-)
There is also 3D models.
And finaly, this engine work on LAN and even over Internet, using TCP/IP or
CirctPlay connexion.
Have Fun ;-)
> Is it possible to play Doom II using a more advanced engine? Or are
> there Doom levels made using another engine? Or are there doom
> textures for games like Quake2? Thanks.