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1. #Doom 2016 snapmap making your own camera camera update#
2. #Doom 2016 snapmap making your own camera camera free#

#Doom 2016 snapmap making your own camera camera update#

Our last update for 2016 delivered almost everything needed for creating a full DOOM single-player campaign, including: logic to support a campaign player progression, camera rumbles, campaign styled objective HUD and compass, logic to support checkpoints and improved limits. While these tools have helped enhance the SnapMap experience, we’re also excited to see the community take a role in the promotion and curation of maps outside of the game, with lots of great YouTube recordings, active SnapMap forums, and, where map authors can post their maps for community feedback. We’ve also added a Review Queue for the community to play and recommend the best new maps. To help organize all the new content being published, we’ve added a Featured Map section so new players can quickly find the latest official content. As a result, we’ve seen great new gameplay with multi-level single-player campaigns, co-op missions, four-player deathmatch, classic DOOM missions, and lots of creative new game modes ranging from demon skeet shooting to RPGs. Our two primary updates this year expanded module themes to Hell and Classic DOOM environments, added new environment customization, provided the ability to create multi-level campaigns, and added new weapons, editor functionality and logic. Your creativity and feedback inspired and informed all of our efforts. Check out this trailer we put together that showcases everything we’ve added to SnapMap since launch and highlights many of our favorite single-player style campaigns created by our talented community!Īs the trailer shows, we’ve come a long way since our initial release. For those of you who have not yet tried DOOM SnapMap, I encourage you to jump in and experience all the great gameplay your fellow DOOM fans have built.

Thanks to the abundance of your amazing creations, SnapMap is now a destination for enjoying thousands of new DOOM experiences. While SnapMap was built to empower the map authors, it’s also a great way to continue playing with DOOM. It’s our way of thanking you for your creativity and support. Last week we released our final SnapMap update of 2016, which made SnapMap even more powerful when it comes to creating full single-player campaigns.

#Doom 2016 snapmap making your own camera camera free#

To support your creativity and passion, we’ve delivered several free updates to SnapMap – but we’re not done yet. Since the release of DOOM seven months ago, the SnapMap community has published over 165,000 maps. It’s been a great year for the DOOM SnapMap team.