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that was for enay, not you

this is not completely on topic, but somebody really ought to remake the doom music as mods using samples derived from the adlib patches.

that code should work. you must be confused, or you must have no c: drive. unless, of course, by running on PC, you mean, running on an emulator. in which case you are very badly confused.

don't do that. don't draw more graphics than game logic executions. it is silly. definitely do not use timers for anything like this. you may want to add a vblank handler to count the number of frames that have elapsed, and then each time you go through your main loop, you can consider whether you a...

Write framebuffer programs until you understand how to do this yourself. It is really too simple to be explained. You load the data, and then you add padding while you copy it to a new buffer.

1. you must do computations with fixed point. the cost of using floats is apalling. 2. using multiple models for animation steps would definitely cost less cpu. however you will run out of ram really fast. if you just have one object with a couple of anims it could work. just do the math, nummodels ...

you must clear that matrix before using it. set it to identity, and then set your rotate and translate parameters.

what's startSound?

it is possible to represent poodles with ints as well. but obviously thats not what i meant. when i said int, i meant a normal 2s complement integer such as we use every day for various things. im saying how things _are_ not how they _might be_ if youre choosing to be contrarian.

integers have sign bits. a 32 bit integer is 32 bits and has a sign bit. a 4.12 fixed point integer has 4 integer bits and one of those is a sign bit. a normal integer is 32.0 fixed point. all of this is completely sensible and consistent. you don't ask for an integer to be called 31.0 or 1.31.0 or ...