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// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Default DeeP.INI configuration file
//
// ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
// │ (c) 1994 Sensor Based Systems, Inc. │
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// │ Register for $17 and Get ALL features │
// └─────────────────────────────────────────┘
//
// Sensor Based Systems, Inc.
// 17010 NE 190th St
// Woodinville, WA 98072
// (206) 827-8794
//
// 75454.773@COMPUSERVE.COM
// jackv56036@AOL.com
//
// If you have not Registered DOOM, you cannot save any levels.
// If you have not Registered DeeP, you can only edit 1 PWAD if you save
// using different names and 2 PWADS if the save name stays the same.
//
// Comment lines start with / ; * or # (so you choose)
// All lines with comments do nothing (like this file is now).
// Customize this file to suit your needs.
//
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DeeP can be installed in any directory. We recommend that you install
// DeeP in its own DEEP directory, to separate your work.
// The only reason you might change the different DOOMx.WAD name options
// is to support both DOOM and DOOM II and separate your work levels.
// Create a DeeP.INI file (this file) for each version of DOOM and create
// a batch file for each.
// Sample batch file for testing DOOM only (as simple as it gets):
// ------start of file------
// cd\deep
// deep -config deep1.ini << file with DOOM stuff
// ------end of file -------
// Sample batch file for testing DOOM II only:
// ------start of file------
// cd\deep
// deep -config deep2.ini << file with DOOM II stuff
// ------end of file -------
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Name of the main wad file. This file sets support for DOOM or DOOM II.
#main = C:\doom2\doom2.wad // typical DOOM II
#main = C:\doom\doom.wad // typical DOOM
// Name of the default directory for reading PWAD files.
// Don't put a \ at the end of the directory name.
#patch= C:\DOOM2\PWADs
// Name the help file.
#help= C:\DOOM2\DeeP.hlp
// Name of the patch wads you want to load. Separate lines or together
// This is really not recommended anymore, since all files loaded are saved.
// This would override your files each time. It's here for now, but we
// we plan to remove this option unless we hear otherwise.
#file = map01.Wad
#file = map02.wad
#file = map03.wad map04.wad
// Use this to change the default video mode if you have a new SuperVGA driver.
// VESA.BGI is the default driver for VESA boards with at least 512K memory.
// VGA256.BGI is for VGA Picture displays, don't use directly ( 320x200x256 resolution)
// Try bgi = VGAONLY if the default VESA does not work (incompatible video BIOS).
// If an error occurs initializing the VESA driver,
// the Program switches to VGA mode automatically.
//
// VGA mode automatically uses fakecursor, since VGA doesn't erase
// the mouse correctly (sorry, it's the driver).
// In VGA mode, the map displays ok, but the colors for the pictures do not.
// For the texture displays, the VGA256 driver is automatically selected.
// The pictures take up the whole screen and the white
// spots are missing colors for this mode.
#bgi = VESA (video=2) // default, for your information, do not enter
#bgi = IBM8514 (video=0) // for IBM only 8514 only
#bgi = EGAVGA (video=?) // EGA last resort? should not use.
#bgi = VGAONLY // If you have VGA only or not VESA, try this!
// video resolution values (for VESA only)
#video= 0 // 320x200x256 (256kb video, looks ugly)
#video= 1 // 640x480x256 (512kb video, alternate?)
#video= 2 // 640x480x256 (default) (512kb video)
#video= 3 // 800x600x256 (512kb video)
#video= 4 // 1024x768x256 (1mb video reqd)
// Set the cursor option when: **
// 1. You have an old mouse driver? and you don't see the cursor
// 2. You are using VGA (the driver doesn't erase correctly, sorry, not me)
// 3. You don't have a mouse at all (should switch by itself to fakecursor)
#fakecursor= true // make a cross hair cursor (no mouse is used/ old mouse drvr/vesa not working)
#fakemouse = true // make a mouse type cursor (no mouse is used/ old mouse drvr)
//--------------------------end of DeeP.ini ------------------------------