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Wolf4SDL by Moritz "Ripper" Kroll (http://www.chaos-software.de.vu - OFFLINE)
Original Wolfenstein 3D by id Software (http://www.idsoftware.com)
Modifications to r262 by Andy_Nonymous and others
(http://diehardwolfers.areyep.com/viewtopic.php?t=6693)
=============================================================================

Wolf4SDL is an open-source port of id Software's classic first-person shooter
Wolfenstein 3D to the cross-platform multimedia library "Simple DirectMedia
Layer (SDL)" (http://www.libsdl.org). It is meant to keep the original feel
while taking advantage of some improvements mentioned in the list below.


Main features:
--------------

 - Cross-platform:
      Supported operating systems are at least:
       - Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista
         (32 and 64 bit), Windows 7 (32 and 64 bit), Windows 10 (32 and 64 bit)
       - Linux
       - BSD variants
       - Mac OS X (x86)
       - KallistiOS (used for Dreamcast)
      Only little endian platforms like x86, ARM and SH-4 are currently supported.

 - AdLib sounds and music:
      This port includes the OPL2 emulator from MAME, so you can not only
      hear the AdLib sounds but also music without any AdLib-compatible
      soundcard in near to perfect quality!

 - Multichannel digitized sounds:
      Digitized sounds play on 8 channels! So in a fire fight you will
      always hear, when a guard opens the door behind you ;)

 - Higher screen resolutions:
      Aside from the original 320x200 resolution, Wolf4SDL currently
      supports any resolutions being multiples of 320x200 or 320x240,
      the default being 640x400.
      Unlike some other ports, Wolf4SDL does NOT apply any bilinear
      or similar filtering, so the graphics are NOT blurred but
      pixelated just as we love it.

 - Fully playable with only a game controller:
      Wolf4SDL can be played completely without a keyboard. At least two
      buttons are required (shoot/YES and open door/NO), but five or more
      are recommended (run, strafe, ESC).

Additional features:
--------------------

 - Two additional view sizes:
      Wolf4SDL supports one view size using the full width of the screen
      and showing the status bar, like in Mac-enstein, and one view size
      filling the whole screen (press TAB to see the status bar).

 - (Nearly) unlimited sound and song lengths:
      Mod developers are not restricted to 64kB for digitized sounds and
      IMF songs anymore, so longer songs and digitized sounds with better
      quality are possible.

 - Resuming ingame music:
      When you come back to the game from the menu or load a save game, the
      music will be resumed where it was suspended rather than started from
      the beginning.

 - Freely movable pushwalls:
      Moving pushwalls can be viewed from all sides, allowing mod developers
      to place them with fewer restrictions. The player can also follow the
      pushwall directly instead of having to wait until the pushwall has left
      a whole tile.

 - Optional integrated features for mod developers:
      Wolf4SDL already contains the shading, directional 3D sprites,
      floor and ceiling textures, high resolution textures/sprites,
      parallax sky, cloud sky and outside atmosphere features, which
      can be easily activated in version.h.


The following versions of Wolfenstein 3D data files are currently supported
by the source code (choose the version by commenting/uncommenting lines in
version.h as described in that file):

 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.1 full Apogee
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.4 full Apogee
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.4 full GT/ID/Activision
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.4 full Imagineer (Japanese)
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.0 shareware Apogee
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.1 shareware Apogee
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.2 shareware Apogee
 - Wolfenstein 3D v1.4 shareware
 - Spear of Destiny full
 - Spear of Destiny demo
 - Spear of Destiny - Mission 2: Return to Danger (not tested)
 - Spear of Destiny - Mission 3: Ultimate Challenge (not tested)


How to play:
------------

To play Wolfenstein 3D with Wolf4SDL, you just have to copy the original data
files (e.g. *.WL6) into the same directory as the Wolf4SDL executable.
Please make sure, that you use the correct version of the executable with the
according data files version as the differences are hardcoded into the binary!

On Windows SDL.dll and SDL_mixer.dll must also be copied into this directory.

SDL 1.2.15 Runtimes can be acquired at: 
https://www.libsdl.org/download-1.2.php and download "SDL-1.2.15-win32.zip"

SDL_mixer 1.2.12 Runtimes can be acquired at:
https://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_mixer/release-1.2.html and download "SDL_mixer-1.2.12-win32.zip"

! ATTENTION ! Do NOT download the x64 version of SDL or SDL_mixer. x86 binairies are required.

If you play in windowed mode (--windowed parameter), press SCROLLLOCK or F12
to grab the mouse. Press it again to release the mouse.


Usage:
------

Wolf4SDL supports the following command line options:
 --help                 This help page
 --tedlevel <level>     Starts the game in the given level
 --baby                 Sets the difficulty to baby for tedlevel
 --easy                 Sets the difficulty to easy for tedlevel
 --normal               Sets the difficulty to normal for tedlevel
 --hard                 Sets the difficulty to hard for tedlevel
 --nowait               Skips intro screens
 --windowed[-mouse]     Starts the game in a window [and grabs mouse]
 --res <width> <height> Sets the screen resolution
                        (must be multiple of 320x200 or 320x240)
 --resf <w> <h>         Sets any screen resolution >= 320x200
                        (which may result in graphic errors)
 --bits <b>             Sets the screen color depth
                        (Use this when you have palette/fading problem
                        or perhaps to optimize speed on old systems.
                        Allowed: 8, 16, 24, 32, default: "best" depth)
 --nodblbuf             Don't use SDL's double buffering
 --extravbls <vbls>     Sets a delay after each frame, which may help to
                        reduce flickering (SDL does not support vsync...)
                        (unit is currently 8 ms, default: 0)
 --joystick <index>     Use the index-th joystick if available
 --joystickhat <index>  Enables movement with the given coolie hat
 --samplerate <rate>    Sets the sound sample rate (given in Hz)
 --audiobuffer <size>   Sets the size of the audio buffer (-> sound latency)
                        (given in bytes)
 --ignorenumchunks      Ignores the number of chunks in VGAHEAD.*
                        (may be useful for some broken mods)
 --configdir <dir>      Directory where config file and save games are stored
                        (Windows default: current directory,
                        others: $HOME/.wolf4sdl)

For Spear of Destiny the following additional options are available:
 --mission <mission>    Mission number to play (1-3)
 --goodtimes            Disable copy protection quiz


Compiling from source code:
---------------------------

The current version of the source code is available on GitHub at:
   https://github.com/AryanWolf3D/Wolf4SDL

The following ways of compiling the source code are supported:
 - Makefile (for Linux, BSD variants and MinGW/MSYS)
 - Visual C++ 2019 (Wolf4SDL.VC2019.sln and Wolf4SDL.VC2019.vcproj) (see README-VC.txt)
 - Visual C++ 2008 (Wolf4SDL.VC9.sln and Wolf4SDL.VC9.vcproj)
 - Visual C++ 2005 (Wolf4SDL.sln and Wolf4SDL.vcproj)
 - Visual C++ 6 (Wolf4SDL.dsw and Wolf4SDL.dsp)
 - Code::Blocks 8.02 (Wolf4SDL.cbp)
 - Dev-C++ 5.0 Beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (Wolf4SDL.dev) (see README-devcpp.txt)
 - Xcode (for Mac OS X, macosx/Wolf4SDL.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj)
 - Special compiling for Dreamcast (see README-dc.txt)
 - Special compiling for GP2X (see README-GP2X.txt)

To compile the source code you need the development libraries of
 - SDL (https://www.libsdl.org/download-1.2.php) and
 - SDL_mixer (https://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_mixer/release-1.2.html)
and have to adjust the include and library paths in the projects accordingly.

Please note, that there is no official SDL_mixer development pack for MinGW,
yet, but you can get the needed files from a Dev-C++ package here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=94270&package_id=151751
Just rename the file extension from ".devpack" to ".tar.bz2" and unpack it
with for example WinRAR. Then add the directories include/SDL and lib to the
according search paths in your project.

IMPORTANT: Do not forget to take care of version.h!
   By default it compiles for "Wolfenstein 3D v1.4 full GT/ID/Activision"!


TODOs:
------

 - Center non-ingame screens for resolutions being a multiple of 320x240
 - Add support for any graphic resolution >= 320x200


Known bugs:
-----------

 - None! ;D


Troubleshooting:
----------------

 - If your frame rate is low, consider using the original screen resolution
   (--res 320 200) or lowering the sound quality (--samplerate 22050)


Credits:
--------

 - Special thanks to id Software! Without the source code we would still have
   to pelt Wolfenstein 3D with hex editors and disassemblers ;D
 - Special thanks to the DOSBox team for providing a GPL'ed OPL2/3 emulator!
 - Special thanks to the MAME developer team for providing the source code
   of the OPL2 emulator!
 - Many thanks to "Der Tron" for hosting the svn repository, making Wolf4SDL
   FreeBSD compatible, testing, bugfixing and cleaning up the code!
 - Thanks to Chris Chokan for his improvements on Wolf4GW (base of Wolf4SDL)
 - Thanks to Pickle for the GP2X support and help on 320x240 support
 - Thanks to fackue for the Dreamcast support
 - Thanks to Chris Ballinger for the Mac OS X support
 - Thanks to Xilinx, Inc. for providing a list of maximum-length LFSR counters
   used for higher resolutions of fizzle fade


Licenses:
---------

 - The original source code of Wolfenstein 3D:
     At your choice:
     - license-id.txt or
     - license-gpl.txt
 - The OPL2 emulator:
     At your choice:
     - license-mame.txt (fmopl.cpp)
     - license-gpl.txt (dbopl.cpp, USE_GPL define in version.h or set GPL=1 for Makefile)

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wolf4sdl's Issues

Doesn’t compile under Linux

The all-caps filenames currently prevent this from being compiled under case sensitive file systems. It seems like they should be lowercase as the filenames in Wolf4SDL.vcproj and the includes suggest it.

Automap is a terrible idea

So I was adding KyleRTCW's spotsaw stuff here:
http://dhw.wolfenstein3d.com/viewtopic.php?p=77859#77859

And realized: "man, this isn't wolf3d anymore... this is some lameass jpb-tier cheating bullshit!". Also, if the guards you can't see are still shown, it's another form of cheating by ruining the surprise. This automap feature feels like opening a can of worms into hell. I think a better idea is to just keep it a Tab-O debug cheat that can see everything (all enemies and sprites) etc. and fuck automap, fuck ecwolf, fuck Blzut3, and fuck Zombie. I miss Zombie being healthy.

TL;DR Wolf3d is better as memory game or surprise game so fuck automap. At the very least I think if the "automap" is a non-cheating normal feature in Wolf4SDL rather than a debug cheat then the #define VIEWMAP in version.h should be off/commented out by default. It's REALLY TERRIBLE to have this as a normal part of wolf3d! Imagine people actually using it when playing the game normally. Having those NO NO NO NO! Tile16M images being shown for the entire 64x64 grid would be better or a message saying "you are a lamer". 🥂

Receiving SafeMalloc error when trying to play with SW v1.4

Hi All,

I'm receiving a SafeMalloc error when trying to play the Wolf3d shareware version 1.4 with the latest source code download from this repository.

System: Linux Mint Cinnamon (Ubuntu 20.04); i5 6600K; 32GB RAM

Error message: SafeMalloc: Out of memory at id_ca.c: line 992

Steps to reproduce:
Clone this repository
Update version.h to remove #define of GOODTIMES and to add #define of UPLOAD
Download Wolfenstein 3D Shareware version 1.4 and copy data files into root Wolf4SDL directory. I have received the error with two separate repositories - https://archive.org/download/Wolfenstein3d/Wolfenstein3dV14sw.ZIP from https://archive.org/details/Wolfenstein3d and wolf3d-box.zip from https://www.dosgamesarchive.com/download/wolfenstein-3d/)
As Linux is case-senstiive I also have to rename the files to lowercase (have done this twice and cross-checked the names both times)
Run make in the Wolf4SDL root directory
Run wolf3d, my screens go blank for about 2 seconds and then it returns to my Linux desktop with the above error message on my terminal.

I have done a small amount of source code investigation and have found that the size of the vgahead.wl1 file in the above repositories does not seem to be large enough for the value of NUMCHUNKS that the program is attempting to read (vgahead.wl1 is 471 bytes vs 161 NUMCHUNKS x3 bytes / chunk =481 bytes), and the SafeMalloc() error appears to occur on chunk 156. However, I am definitely not an expert with the Wolf3d source code so any feedback about how to fix would be appreciated.

Kind regards,
Daniel

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