Docs 'n FAQs

There is lots and lots of information available. Below you will find many useful starting points.

General FAQs:

• The original Official Doom FAQ V6.66 from Hank Leukart.
• Extra FAQs are also available for the Linux and SGI ports of Doom.
• Platforms specific information is available
• Rec.Games.Computer.Doom HELP - or Mantis mirror
• D.J. Quad's version of the "Official" Doom FAQ v1.666
• D.J. Quad's version of Quake Mini-FAQ
• Further information can be found at ftp.cdrom.com in the /pub/idgames/docs/faqs directory.

Gameplay:

• Ian Mapleson's Doom Help Service (DHS) covers a bunch of questions you might have on playing DOOM.
• People looking to play Doom or Heretic over the Internet should have a look at the IFrag FAQ.
• True Doom and Heretic masters can prove their skills by applying for a Doom Honorific Title.
• View a detailed list of Doom 2 and Heretic secrets.
• Confused by the BFG 9000? Then check out the The BFG FAQ by Tony Fabris
• Further information can be found at ftp.cdrom.com in the /pub/idgames/docs directory.
• The FAQ for Net-Dooming by Tim Posch and Steve Towle
• The Doom Deathmatcher's Bible

Editing:

• In the beginning, there were the classic Unofficial Doom Specs v1.3 by Matt Fell.
• Tom Neff's Design FAQ.
• The Wadster's Guide.
• Deu for Idiots is a beginners guide to using DEU by Greg Cymbalist.
• David Brigg's Deu for Dummies also covers DEU.
• The Unofficial LMP Format Description explains the format in which demos are saved.
• The 'The Wad' project homepage.
• Further information can be found at ftp.cdrom.com in the /pub/idgames/docs/editing directory.
• The DoomED Deluxe FAQ

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