It wouldn't involve creating any new maps, just editing some items on the existing maps. Doom has a long history of modding, and it seems as though it was somewhat forgotten with Doom 2016.
Unlike the previous games, users are not able to create their own maps from scratch, instead choosing from a selection of pre-fabricated rooms to 'snap' together. Give whatever tools they themselves use to the public, and we can have hundreds of really creative and interesting spins on the base game/DLC levels. It is an in-engine map editor available with all versions of the game except Nintendo Switch, with maps created through SnapMap available for download on any platform. As much as I love id's Master Levels, and obviously they will be to a more consistent standard of quality, they can only do so much.
#DOOM 4 MAP EDITOR UPDATE#
They are going to want to move on after update 6.66 most likely, if they don't plan on doing more master levels after Mars Core and World Spear.
#DOOM 4 MAP EDITOR MOD#
From what I understand though, Eternal is still more open to work with compared to 2016.īest case scenario I see is they make an official level editor, but I don't see full fledged mod support happening at this point. It's straightforward but extremely powerful if you're prepared to. Not that we shouldn't have mod or even just custom level support, WE SHOULD, but I think Marty has said before while they have taken small steps allowing idtech to be mod friendly again, they were still a long ways off and had nothing to show. Doom 2016 (previously known as Doom 4) has an extremely flexible map editor called SnapMap. Doom Legacy supports most Boom editing features discussed in the Boom Reference. features should be in Doom Legacy version 1.43 and later. They had to spend more time revamping the entire master level system than actually making levels. This is a documentation of the new editing features in Legacy. Originally posted by UNBREAKABLE:Master levels already look incredibly unintuitive for id themselves to create, can't imagine that being done by us any better than the modding community has already.
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