Please let me know if you'd like to see more stuff like this :) I have a couple other maps that I never finished and never will, so I might as well show them off.
This really does feel like a dream, just going from one weird place to the next with no explanation. Grey Doomguy watching you like Half-Life’s Gman is creepy, especially since it came as a surprise to you as well!
I think, if I remember correctly, I put the other Doomguy there specifically to mess with players (like it did for me), and they were also meant to follow them around. I just never got around to doing the latter :D
11:13 in 1997 in the Eternal Doom Alex Mayberry pulled off similar stuff in both maps 01 and 06. It's a fully vanilla trick, so you can use it even in some pure vanilla maps. You need to place multiple really small sectors (24 or less map units in height) and you literally created a staircase, but it is so steep that is impossible to tell if it even there
You know, normally I'd watch your video on the spot, but seeing there was a wad, I IMMEDIATELY downloaded it and started playing through it. Your level design is just great. Seriously! Your texture work, your switches, traps, all of it. I love the vibes and feelings of these rooms and the fights within them. I'm not quite done with it yet, but I just wanted to let that out. This wad fucking rules. I absolutely look forward to any more you intend to make!
Yeah, I was half expecting for him to start following Peter around as he got more and more confused by the game doing things he didn't remember coding in.
The similarities are funny. But I relate to the entire concept of this video, even inspired me to return to mine My particular obsession is Duke 3D-like urban environments, and that's where the idea kicked off. Also a lot more projects, like. A WAD taking place in a Sin City-style world that mocks Frank Miller's writing Also yeah, the wedding ring thing is interesting. Walls bit is funny. Also, 20:37 Pinkie jumpscare
The Adventures of Square has a cool and very simple ladder mechanic that just pushes you vertically when you move against a wall. And when using it on a 3D midtexture or a lower wall, it only happens when the wall's being actually touched. I like Doom platforming, especially the ZDoom-powered kind with actual jumping and crouching! The stair-climbing mechanic working in midair and helping you jump across gaps is such a cool gimmick that makes it feel more realistic than having to land directly on top of a platform.
Lets go! I love seeing old stuff from creators i like, just like making offs it allways brings me a smile to see the creative process and know more about the person behind the art instead of only the art itself
Just started another playthrough of the WAD, "Beyond Hell and Earth." Your starting in a bedroom made me think of that. (And boy howdy, there's a WAD that I would desperately love to see finished, but never will.)
Quite fascinating, I've to say. I've just recently (and from recently, I mean just about two days ago) got Ultimate Doom Builder, and I've been getting around to the basics and it was rather wonderful to see the neat little tricks that you've had used in your own learning process. One of the neat tricks to create climbable walls in Doom is to place a staircase and turn each of the steps almost paper thin, so visually, it'd be almost impossible to tell if it's a flat wall texture or a group of sectors. I believe Eternal Doom from 1996 used this to create faux ladders. TNT also somewhat tries to use this trick in the map Shipping/Respawning, but their ladders there look more like safety regulations violating staircases instead. Also, really interesting to see the small little coincidences of having similarities to Myhouse.wad. It's just one of those little things. I quite liked the temple/castle/fort part of this. Genuinely well done, even when it was lacking in detail. I'm certainly making sure that my own 3 episode wad will have a small "coincidence" of sharing similarities with those parts of your map :P
I don't remember how but I do recall that you can change how longer a player can stay under water but in the case of stopping the player from floating all the way to the ceiling, its best to use a 3d floor set as swimmable as that allows you to control how high (or how low) a player can go and set the alpha of the sector to 0 so it doesnt render the texture. Speaking of 3d floors, you can use 3d floors to make floating liquids, and said liquids can also still harm the player if you want it too.
Now, discounting the obvious ARG bait, my thought process for putting a decorative npc up in that hole, is to showcase to the player that there is a world outside, without necessarily blowing more time on designing a more detailed backdrop.
things peter likes about deserts: large, endless, barren, being alone other things peter likes: tf2 (has guns and killing), gas stations (isolated from populated society), myhouse.wad (scary) peter is the horror movie killer CONFIRMED 😱 jokes aside, havent played this map but it looks real good :] id like to see it remastered or reworked on some day lol
i made a wad kinda like the temple one you showed once. it was one of the only wads i ever made and it wasnt finished. it had the same asethetic, and textures, and it was themed around the trope of nazis finding ancient artifacts to gain power lol. so it used a lot of SS guards. it began with doomguy getting raised out of a coffin shaped hold in the floor kinda like the first level of blood. i was fairly proud ofi t despite it being a complete slaughter map on any difficulty higher than hurt me plenty lol.
@@GermanPeter had no idea that was even a cliche! hahaha. honestly even if its old the map shown here is super cool and actually got me inspired to make doom maps again. lovei t when people make real locations in really primitive game engines.
@@GermanPeter heheheheheheh on a more interesting note, your video/map here made me think a bit more outside of the box for my own map that I've been working on, thank you so much for sharing such an awesome concept!!!
I don't think so, because it really was product of its time. Each new gimmick I put in there was something that I learned how to do at the time. I couldn't just go back to all of that, because being fascinating by a new feature, putting it in there and then immediately moving on was how the whole WAD was structured. Since I'm not as fascinated by these things anymore, that energy would be lost.
this is an awesome wad and very cool but how would you do this in dos? also I have a question for you which part of germany did you come from? I myself have german blood from my family but dont know much about germany.
#1 thats very interesting but now I know I cant play this wad because I cant install a source port and #2 you never answered my question what part o germany are you from? if its personal you don't have to tell me and i'm sorry for being a pain in the ass
Can't believe German Peter invented MyHouseWAD.
He made a house?
Please let me know if you'd like to see more stuff like this :) I have a couple other maps that I never finished and never will, so I might as well show them off.
Yeah I would like to see more
Yeah why not
Sure, I'd love to see more stuff like this. It's fun to also see unscripted content from you from time to time.
Definitely would
@Matasundic99 That's just him using the 3D mode on the level editor, whichever one he uses
Pretty much a standard feature for them these days
This really does feel like a dream, just going from one weird place to the next with no explanation. Grey Doomguy watching you like Half-Life’s Gman is creepy, especially since it came as a surprise to you as well!
I think, if I remember correctly, I put the other Doomguy there specifically to mess with players (like it did for me), and they were also meant to follow them around. I just never got around to doing the latter :D
11:13 in 1997 in the Eternal Doom Alex Mayberry pulled off similar stuff in both maps 01 and 06. It's a fully vanilla trick, so you can use it even in some pure vanilla maps. You need to place multiple really small sectors (24 or less map units in height) and you literally created a staircase, but it is so steep that is impossible to tell if it even there
Putting guard rails on the conveyer belts was kinda genius, I might have to take that idea
How about an an alternate explanation, you don't drown when climbing on vines - you are being bitten by aggressive ants. :)
And they climb into your ears, so you're hearing everything muffled!
Such a great idea.
Its not an ARG ... Thats what a ARG would say to make up believe it isnt one !
How did you watch this 7 days ago?!
@@elliotskjelmose7887 Patrons get to watch videos a week earlier :)
I like these unusual wads, a feeling I think only the source engine can rival
You know, normally I'd watch your video on the spot, but seeing there was a wad, I IMMEDIATELY downloaded it and started playing through it. Your level design is just great. Seriously! Your texture work, your switches, traps, all of it. I love the vibes and feelings of these rooms and the fights within them. I'm not quite done with it yet, but I just wanted to let that out. This wad fucking rules. I absolutely look forward to any more you intend to make!
Oh, you're really going to like what I made for that Doom community project then :D It's a million times better than this!
the gray doom guy jumpscare was too funny
Yeah, I was half expecting for him to start following Peter around as he got more and more confused by the game doing things he didn't remember coding in.
God, I can imagine all the potential banger WADs people made and never finished or published.
So much ripping and tearing.
The similarities are funny. But I relate to the entire concept of this video, even inspired me to return to mine
My particular obsession is Duke 3D-like urban environments, and that's where the idea kicked off.
Also a lot more projects, like. A WAD taking place in a Sin City-style world that mocks Frank Miller's writing
Also yeah, the wedding ring thing is interesting. Walls bit is funny. Also, 20:37 Pinkie jumpscare
2:11 JUMP? In DOOM? Inconceivable!!1!eins
The Adventures of Square has a cool and very simple ladder mechanic that just pushes you vertically when you move against a wall. And when using it on a 3D midtexture or a lower wall, it only happens when the wall's being actually touched. I like Doom platforming, especially the ZDoom-powered kind with actual jumping and crouching! The stair-climbing mechanic working in midair and helping you jump across gaps is such a cool gimmick that makes it feel more realistic than having to land directly on top of a platform.
>Smiley shows off *DOOM* Wad
>TH-cam: *Silent Hill 4*
Lets go! I love seeing old stuff from creators i like, just like making offs it allways brings me a smile to see the creative process and know more about the person behind the art instead of only the art itself
Just started another playthrough of the WAD, "Beyond Hell and Earth." Your starting in a bedroom made me think of that. (And boy howdy, there's a WAD that I would desperately love to see finished, but never will.)
Quite fascinating, I've to say. I've just recently (and from recently, I mean just about two days ago) got Ultimate Doom Builder, and I've been getting around to the basics and it was rather wonderful to see the neat little tricks that you've had used in your own learning process.
One of the neat tricks to create climbable walls in Doom is to place a staircase and turn each of the steps almost paper thin, so visually, it'd be almost impossible to tell if it's a flat wall texture or a group of sectors. I believe Eternal Doom from 1996 used this to create faux ladders. TNT also somewhat tries to use this trick in the map Shipping/Respawning, but their ladders there look more like safety regulations violating staircases instead.
Also, really interesting to see the small little coincidences of having similarities to Myhouse.wad. It's just one of those little things. I quite liked the temple/castle/fort part of this. Genuinely well done, even when it was lacking in detail. I'm certainly making sure that my own 3 episode wad will have a small "coincidence" of sharing similarities with those parts of your map :P
I don't remember how but I do recall that you can change how longer a player can stay under water but in the case of stopping the player from floating all the way to the ceiling, its best to use a 3d floor set as swimmable as that allows you to control how high (or how low) a player can go and set the alpha of the sector to 0 so it doesnt render the texture. Speaking of 3d floors, you can use 3d floors to make floating liquids, and said liquids can also still harm the player if you want it too.
Oh, I already know a much better way of making climbable walls these days, even without liquids :D
Damn didn't know you made doom maps. You actually gave me an idea to make similar videos with my old wads too.
Looks really cool, like the dream like aspects
Now, discounting the obvious ARG bait, my thought process for putting a decorative npc up in that hole, is to showcase to the player that there is a world outside, without necessarily blowing more time on designing a more detailed backdrop.
I think I just put that in there to mess with the player. Didn't put more thought into it :P
things peter likes about deserts: large, endless, barren, being alone
other things peter likes: tf2 (has guns and killing), gas stations (isolated from populated society), myhouse.wad (scary)
peter is the horror movie killer CONFIRMED 😱
jokes aside, havent played this map but it looks real good :] id like to see it remastered or reworked on some day lol
i made a wad kinda like the temple one you showed once. it was one of the only wads i ever made and it wasnt finished.
it had the same asethetic, and textures, and it was themed around the trope of nazis finding ancient artifacts to gain power lol. so it used a lot of SS guards. it began with doomguy getting raised out of a coffin shaped hold in the floor kinda like the first level of blood.
i was fairly proud ofi t despite it being a complete slaughter map on any difficulty higher than hurt me plenty lol.
I feel like everybody goes through the "You get raised out of a coffin"-phase when making DOOM WADs. The best kind of phase!
@@GermanPeter had no idea that was even a cliche! hahaha. honestly even if its old the map shown here is super cool and actually got me inspired to make doom maps again. lovei t when people make real locations in really primitive game engines.
I probably have several dozen lost wads I've made over my 15 years of mapping
I would love to see you make a video about Gothic, my favourite German game
The original MyHouse
Looking into another persons doom wad is like peering into what goes inside someones head
The Beginner's Guide (2015, Davey Wreden)
@@GermanPeter heheheheheheh on a more interesting note, your video/map here made me think a bit more outside of the box for my own map that I've been working on, thank you so much for sharing such an awesome concept!!!
I think you could still revisit this anew, but limit your scope on how long each part is.
I don't think so, because it really was product of its time. Each new gimmick I put in there was something that I learned how to do at the time. I couldn't just go back to all of that, because being fascinating by a new feature, putting it in there and then immediately moving on was how the whole WAD was structured. Since I'm not as fascinated by these things anymore, that energy would be lost.
Now play this with Hideous Destructor.
WHAT COULD GO WRONG.
Der Deutsche Peter ! Schon Wieder ! *anime villian voice*
Any wads you’ve made that you can play in PrBoom+?
cool🦊 would like to see the other "maps" or worlds
Do you have a list of some(or all) of the wads you made? I'm interested to play them :D
Only the ones I made TH-cam videos about :)
then i'll have to dig deeper in your list of videos then lol@@GermanPeter
Who ever is reading this... have a great day! 💝😋
this is an awesome wad and very cool but how would you do this in dos?
also I have a question for you which part of germany did you come from? I myself have german blood from my family but dont know much about germany.
This wasn't made in DOS, it's done in GZDoom (well, ZDoom at the time), a modern-day sourceport.
#1 thats very interesting but now I know I cant play this wad because I cant install a source port and #2 you never answered my question what part o germany are you from? if its personal you don't have to tell me and i'm sorry for being a pain in the ass
IS THIS A MYHOUSE.WAD REFERENCE???!!!?!?!11!111!