DMGRAPH FE V1.00
What is it?
DMGRAPH FE is an interface for Bill Neisius' DMGRAPH. DMGRAPH allowes you
to replace or extract a picture from the DOOM.WAD. It also allowed you to
view data about the picture in the wad (verboise list). DMGRAPH FE can do
everything that DMGRAPH could do, and more. You can now select the picture
from a WAD list, you can preview the picture, and you can do all your DOOM
graphic editing alot faster. This is freeware, distribute it wherever you
like, but all files must be included in the archive.
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*Remember to put all files in this package in your doom.wad directory.
How to...
-Extract a graphic
In the extract dialog, select the picture you want to extract. You can
either type in the name of the file it will be saved as in the "Save as" box,
(it will be saved in the same directory as the application), or you can pick
the drive, directory and filename using the "File INFO" section. Click on
"extract" to begin the extraction.
-Replace a graphic
In the replace dialog, select the picture to be replaced. Enter the insertion
point, (default is 0,0), then select the drive, directory and file name you
are replacing with, then click on "replace".
-Find information about a WAD picture
Go to the "verboise list" dialog. Select the picture and click "get list".
Open the DMGRAPH (dos) window, and there is the verboise list of the picture.
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Files that you should have (all of these files should be in the same directory
as doom.wad):
DMFE.exe------------>Main exe file, this should be executed.
dmgraph.exe--------->Bill Neisius' DMGRAPH.
wad.dir------------->Listing of WAD pics.
readme.txt---------->Your reading it.
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This program was developed by Jae Muzzin.
Contact me:
[email protected]
*DMGRAPH was written by Bill Neisius
*DOOM is a trademark of id software.
DMGRAPH FE was programmed by Jae Muzzin.
[email protected]
