Vavoom

Vavoom is Doom/Heretic/Hexen/Strife source port. It features software, OpenGL and Direct3D rendering, VavoomC scripting language, slopes, 3D-floors, Quake style lighting engine, pure client/server architecture with in-game joining and a lots more.

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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ramborc Posted 2017-04-26

Sadly, development stopped years ago, but in some ways still the best Doom engine source port out there. Also, pretty good for custom mod development, offering a C like programming language to write code in that can be seamlessly added to the existing engine.
blackjar72 Posted 2014-01-15

This was an awesome engine when it was maintained; it had great graphics (high-res and 3d models) and an amazing scripting language (VavoomC) which allowed for complete modding of game logic. However, the current version has serious problems in Linux, while the windows version in Wine can leave your screen resolution set stuck in the wrong settigs. Unfortunately, its web page is gone, implying its no longer being maintained.

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codeprese Posted 2012-06-01

Very useful project!
wicenki Posted 2012-04-24

thanks man, great soft!
valhallaknight Posted 2009-09-01

Nowadays there are ports that are light years ahead of Vavoom ...