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If you love __DOOM__ and you love your terminal, then twad might be for you. It is a terminal based WAD manager and launcher for ZDoom engine games. At it's core twad lets you set up a multitude of WAD file combinations, store them and launch them with the press of a button.
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If you love __DOOM__ and rather not leave your terminal like me, then you might be one of the few that might like **twad**. It is a terminal based WAD manager and launcher for ZDoom engine games. At it's core twad lets you set up a multitude of WAD file combinations, store them and launch them with the press of a button.
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There are already great alternatives to manage and launch your WADs out there for many years and twad will probably never be as sophisticated. Though I figured: there are not so many for the terminal. Twad let's you stay in the terminal and on your keyboard as long as possible. Simple as that.
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__ALPHA__
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This tool is still in very early state.
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As a little bonus, twad collects some statistics for you (of course doesn't send them anywhere!) and organizes savegames for each mod combination in a separate folder.
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## Watch Out
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This tool is still in very early state and might contain bugs.
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## Installation
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### AUR
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An AUR package is planned.
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https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/twad-git
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### Manual
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### Manually
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```golang
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go get -u github.com/zmnpl/twad
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```
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## Usage
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### Binary Download
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I'll to add precompiled binaries to the [releases page](https://github.com/zmnpl/twad/releases). It comes without dependencies, just download and run it.
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## Initial Config
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1) Create a base directory which holds gets to hold all your DOOM files
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2) Put your **doom.wad** and **doom2.wad** in that base dir
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3) Drop all your mods in here (Subdirectories are of course possible)
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setupOkHint="Hit [red]Ctrl+O[white] when you are done."
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setupPathExplain=`For [orange]twad[white] to function correctly, you should have all your DOOM mod files organized in one central directory. Subdirectories per mod are possible of course.
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setupPathExplain=`For [orange]twad[white] to function correctly, you should have all your DOOM mod files organized in one central directory. Put your doom.wad and doom2.wad in that central directory and create subdirectories per mod for the respective files.
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Navigate with arrow keys or Vim bindings. [red]Enter[white] or [red]Space[white] expand the directory. Highlight the righ one and hit [red]Ctrl+O[white]`
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setupPathExample=`[red]->[white]/home/slayer/games/DOOMmods [red]# i need this folder
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[white]/home/slayer/games/DOOMmods[orange]/BrutalDoom [grey]# sub dir for Brutal Doom
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[white]/home/slayer/games/DOOMmods[orange]/QCDE [grey]# sub dir for QCDE`
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setupPathExample=`[red]->[white]/home/slayer/games/DOOMmods [red]# put doom.wad and doom2.wad in here
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[white]/home/slayer/games/DOOMmods[orange]/BrutalDoom [grey]# sub dir for Brutal Doom
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[white]/home/slayer/games/DOOMmods[orange]/QCDE [grey]# sub dir for QCDE`
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