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THE PYRO PATCH: GUARANTEED TO CAUSE SCREEN BURN-IN
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(AFTER 30 CONSTANT HOURS OF PLAYTESTING)
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This is, basically, just a DeHackEd file. I substituted a more appropriate
BFG sound in my doom2.wad, but I didn't put in an editor since I wanted to
make this .zip as small as possible (I hate long downloads). Since this is my
first upload, please mail me if you have any questions or problems.

Files                   : fire1.wav = The sound (dld' somewhere [?])
                         fire.deh = The file for DHE 3.0a
                         fire.txt = Duh, you're looking at it
New Sounds              : The fire thing
New Graphics            : Just changed some frames
New Music               : It's just a DHE file...
Demos Replaced          : I don't think I need to repeat myself

* Construction *

Base                    : Loosely based on some idea I saw on some DHE page...
                         don't remember what either was though.
Construction time       : Heh, like 2 hours total
Editor(s) used          : DeHackEd 3.0a, DoomAs, none included
Known Bugs              : Bugs? Nah, this little chunk is perfect! They're not
                         really bugs, more like mild inconveniences. When
                         it's used with other .deh_s, some of the things I
                         did screw up, like colors and text. Don't use with
                         any other patch that takes out or replaces frames,
                         cause I did enough already.



Try this game called Abuse! I have absolutely nothing to do with it, and it's
not a lot like Doom, but it's a kick-ass game anyway.

W McGrath ([email protected])

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