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Eureka DOOM EditorEureka is a map editor for the classic DOOM games, and a few related games such as Heretic, Hexen and Strife. It supports Linux, Windows and macOS. See the About page for more information and screenshots The current version is 2.0.2 -- grab it on the Release page on GitHub. ScreenshotNews
Yet another patch release, which solves some crash issues and one glitch. It is available to download on GitHub.
Updated Eureka to fix bugs and issues observed after the 2.0.0 release. It is available to download on GitHub.
New version of the Eureka editor released. It is available to download on GitHub. For Linux, the project can be built from source using CMake.
I want to make it clear I (Andrew Apted) am no longer working on Eureka, and I am walking away from it. Thanks to everybody for their support and contributions! The good news is that printz (Ioan Chera) is taking over as the lead developer. I wish him lots of good fortune and happy coding!
Changes in 1.27 are here: Changes127 UPDATE Apr 2020: a patch release, 1.27b, is now available which fixes a crash bug.
This release is primarily about fixing bugs (especially the ones which cause a crash), optimising code, improving configs and general polishing. That said, it does include a couple nice new features! See all changes here: Changes124 P.S. the MacOS X package is available now. We apologize for the delay.
I'm delighted to announce that Eureka now has a proper user manual, including numerous tutorials for specific tasks like creating doors, stairs, sky areas, etc.... You can read it here: User Manual. Huge thanks goes to Wesley Werner for writing it.
The highlights of this release are:
And much much more! see all the changes here: Changes121
A new version of Eureka has just been released. Major changes in v1.11 include:
Plus much more, see the full list of changes here: Changes111 BTW, the SVN repository has been transferred into a GIT repository.
I have just released version 1.07 of Eureka. Windows users should note that there is no longer an installer, you can just download the win32 binary package, unzip it somewhere and run the Eureka executable (making a link in the Start menu should work too). For Linux users, there is no longer a pre-built binary, you will need to either build from source, or run the Windows package in Wine. Major changes in this release:
Plus numerous other enhancements and bug fixes. See here for all the changes: Changes107
It was remiss of me to not make a news post about this earlier (much, much earlier...), but thanks to Fabian Greffrath there is now an official Debian package for Eureka! It is a real honor for me to have my software become part of Debian. Thanks again Fabian.
Version 1.00 of Eureka is now available for download. There have been a lot of changes in this release and numerous bugs fixed, as well some new features. The most significant changes are:
The full list of changes is here: Changes100 Thanks again to printz for creating the MacOS X package. Now that this release is out, I plan to stop coding for a while and work primarily on the sorely-lacking documentation for Eureka. I hope you enjoy this release.
For the last week or two I have been working on improving the look of this website, especially to incorporate an awesome logo which Jason R Johnston sent to me earlier this year. Many thanks Jason!
I'm excited to announce that Eureka is now available for Windows! You can find an installer on the download page. The installer is very bare-bones at the moment, since I'm still climbing that learning curve, but it will add Eureka as a program to the Start menu. So far it has been tested on Windows XP and Windows Vista, it should work on Windows 7 too, but I don't know whether Windows 95 or 98 are going to work (reports welcome, as always). Other improvements include:
Plus several bug fixes. The complete list of changes is here: Changes095
Eureka 0.88c is a small update to the 0.88 release, which mainly fixes a few bugs, but it also adds a new port definition. The changes are:
I have also made a Debian package for i386 architecture (32-bit machines). This is designed for the Debian 6.0 "Squeeze" distribution, but hopefully will work on other OSes too (Ubuntu, Arch, Mint, etc...). This is the first time I have made a debian package, and I welcome reports on whether or not it worked OK on your system.
Just in time for Chrissy, here is another Eureka!
Plus numerous smaller features and a few bug fixes too. The full list of changes can be found here: Changes088
I'm really stoked to announce that, thanks to printz, there is now a MacOS X port of Eureka! It features a very nifty setup dialog for selecting the IWAD, the wad and map to edit, any resource wads, and the port (engine). You can even control various editor settings there. This is available from the Download page.
This release is dedicated to Dragonsbrethren (from the DW forums), who provided some really helpful feedback. Many of the improvements in the release are a response to those comments. I'm grateful for all the other feedback too :) Summary of the main changes:
All the changes are listed here: Changes084
This marks the first official release of Eureka (not counting some testing packages made available on the DoomWorld forums). The main changes since 0.74 are:
The full list of changes can be found here: Changes081 |