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technically Build engine doesn't have room on top of the room feature...

You can also enable Mouse look in Duke Nukem 3D

2.5D isn't a thing. It's either 2D or 3D. Quake is 3D. Duke Nukem 3D is 3D. Doom is 3D. You have an X axis, a Y axis, and a Z axis. In doom, it cares about height in certain circumstances, like whether or not you can go up or down floors (falling off a cliff or running towards a cliff, for example). You can run under Cacodemons and Pain Elementals. You can run under Lost Souls. The only reason why explosions and enemies are infinitely tall is because of hardware limitations at the time. It only takes a few lines of code to change this in the Doom engine, and back in the day where CPUs were measured in the low hundreds of megahertz amongst even the fastest, highest-end CPUs instead of today's gigahertz, saving every bit of performance was worth it. Simplifying damage and movement calculations to only care about X and Y positions significantly improved performance among lower-end CPUs of the time. Now Wolfenstein? That's 2D projected as a 3D image, unlike Doom and Pain Elementals. As for the argument "but I can't look up!" that's another trick of the engine to render things very efficiently. It uses vertical scan lines to rapidly draw on your screen what you see. It was easy to code and much more efficient to render than a complicated 3-Point perspective. If you use other doom engines, like GZDoom or Zandronum, then you can get proper 3-Point perspective. Is doom, which is allegedly only a 2.5D game using its vanilla DOS compilation, suddenly transformed into a fully 3D game when you run the same exact code into GZDoom, an engine which allows you to look up and down? That'd be preposterous.

Great explanation!

Duke wasn't support room above room, untill Shadow Warrior updated engine, who empliment some sort of portal effects (we got translussive water, upper flors etc) , but in duke 3d no room above rooms, what you see there, 0:20, is 4 stretched sprites that put together.

I can't play duke 3d with a true 3d renderer, I need that weird 2.5d

While these are flaws the artifacts give PS1 games their nostalgic look and have a fun feel to me. Great video!

You used the Quake monster as an example; it’s notable because it uses affine texture mapping, which is much faster than true perspective correct texture mapping. However, this looks horrible for architecture without a large number of polygons, so it couldn’t be used for the level geometry in FPS games. PlayStation 1 had this too, which is why it looked so wobbly.

3deez nuts

Hi, Sorry for the question, but steamos is on internal ssd or in dual boot with window on the external ssd? Thanks

Install went perfectly but i still dont have audio and Wifi. What could be the problem? using steamdeck oled

"A universial bangery"? I do want to take part in that.

Will it stay permeant or it will be wibed if nee update ?

I'm glad I watched this video. I already knew most of how it works, I think from a video by Decino, but seeing the screenshots stacked on top of each other to show that the camera scrolls was not something I realized!

00:25 Actually, that is NOT room-over-room. That bridge is composed of several solid sprites that individually behave as floors, ceilings, and walls. It's a very limited technique, as you must use the whole image of the sprite, and tiling it must be done manually with more sprites. The build engine couldn't do true room-over-room, but Shadow Warrior had a very convincing fake.

The doom engine did have looking up and down but only in Heretic and Hexen which both use the Doom Engine just modified by Raven Software. However the rendering of the modified Doom engine at the time in 1994 and 1995 had the same rendering as the Build Engine just without slopes and overlapping sectors. Hexen did have wavy effects in both Dark Crucible and Darkmare but still didn’t have slopes.

could i set it up so that with dual boot, steamos and windows, both steam's could use the same game folder, shared on one SD card?

i tried to make a 3d renderer without any tutorials or anything, just with whatever i could figure out myself and only after playing again i noticed i have literally the same looking problem as they did lol

For anybody looking in comments before doing the tutorial the commands are not needed it works perfectly fine without them.

I understand this, but it was never weird for me looking up and down in Duke Nukem... I guess the brain is plastic and even if it was weird at first it adapted quickly.

I followed many tutorials but they never worked for my specific case use. This was exactly the one I needed. Thanks for the clear explanations of every step, it was very useful

Now, when you realize what these crazy geniuses like Carmack realized at the time in terms of optimization with that hardware, you start to let sink in the fact that today's programmers are completely incompetent, since we have super powerful hardware nowadays and still games run like shit with terrible stuttering and so on. I'm looking at you, Unreal Engine 5 and lazy developers.

Why is there still people calling these games 2.5D when there's literally proof of a Z-axis in DOOM source code?

What do I set bios to always boot from SSD first or last?

I used 3.2 pandrive

How is it that people add the 3-point perspective to Doom with mods, that's always interested me since as people say the engine isn't "real 3D" yet it is possible to get the mouse-look you get in games like Quake.

Ffs at df -h i dont see the partition One thing i'm sure Linux sucks ☠️

to safe the "nano" file press Crtl+X and safe with Y...That got on my nerves

This is how I felt in class. All words. No idea what you are talking about 😢❤

OMG I have the exact same laptop. I did my first linux kernel compile on one of those!

This is a really good explanation of what my issue is with some doom source ports aswell Thanks!

Odd that I saw no mention of "memmaker" supplied with DOS.? Or did it slip by?😜

I guess the question is, if the 386 had existed since 1985, why wasn't there a native 32-bit version of DOS? Why rely on stuff like Windows or DOS Extenders rather than just have a version of DOS that can run in protected mode? Were they just sort of trying to use 32-bit as the excuse to move people over to something new,, or is there some reason an OS like DOS wouldn't work as a 32-bit OS? Or was it a few edge cases with backwards compatibility with a couple of 16-bit applications that made DOS stick with 16-bit until the bitter end? It's just a little hard to believe that between 1981 and 1986, enough software was written for 16-bit DOS that it became impossible to move on...

Would it be interesting to talk about how modern emulators solve these problems with texture filtering (look at a few common algorithms) and PXGP correction? Im aware of this problem and I can turn PXGP on to solve it, but I have no idea how that actually works.

Thank you for your work!

Great explanation, thank you!

Is there any DOS emulator for Apple Silicon which also emulates MIDI soundcards like Roland LAPC-I or Yamaha or the like?

Version on Sega Saturn is fully 3D

I love this diagram at 1:39 very nice work

Is there a way to put windows on a external ssd without wiping the ssd?

So if i just want to stop using windows i just have to unplug my ssd ?

Dosbox run perfect on m1 but i have no fullscreen resize window

This guide creates a ext4 partition and NTFS partition on the SD card, it doesn't make the partitions shareable between SteamOS and Windows

Hmm for some reason this doesn't work for me like it works fine if i just format using steam but not this method for some reason

Thanks for saving me hours of googling and messing around!

Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH for this. I was really struggling to make it work with the partition tool of the steam deck desktop mode. Everything is always not what it seems to be in linux enviroment, but you saved me. Kudos!

build引擎是这样的，我开dosbox打DN3D打开自由视角功能抬头视觉太辣眼睛了。

how do I undo this?

whats the song starting at 14:35? :D

Thank you very much. Running great on M2 Pro. At least with 2d games