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HOMERS' DOOM
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Created by Dave Sawford and Andrew Gerrard
Homers' Doom is a complete collection of Simpson sounds to replace the
ones that come with Doom. Let's face it - if a moon base is infested
with demonic monsters and needs cleaning up, Homer J. Simpson is the
man to do it.
How to install Homers' Doom
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Homers' Doom comes with its own install program. To use it you must log
on to the drive which you have unzipped the archive in, for example :
UNZIP HOMERDM1 A:\ <-- Unzips the sound and install files to floppy
A: <-- Logs you onto the A drive
CD \ <-- Set the current directory
INSTALL <-- Install the new sounds
Now, is that easy or what?
The only other thing you need to do is make sure that you have a copy of
DMAUD V10 or higher by Bill Neisius in your DOOM directory. There
should be a copy wherever you can get Homers' Doom from.
I would recommend that you let the install program make a backup copy
of your WAD file (the file that holds all the data for Doom) before you
install the new sounds. This can take some time, and you need at least
10 Megs of disk space, but it makes it easier to undo any changes.
Other stuff
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In creating Homers' Doom we made over 100 samples from about 80 different
episodes, but only used 45 of them. This means that there were some
classic quotes that are not used. We felt that it was better to use
sounds and quotes that fitted the game rather than try to include all the
characters.
Homers' Doom was created by two rabid Simpsons fans from Cambridge,
England. We believe that Homer is God and we try to emulate him in
everything we do. The tricky part is putting on 150 pounds and making
all our hair fall out. If you want to contact us you can either log on
to The Shed BBS (+44 (0)223 563468 - 6pm-8am UK) or E-mail us :
Dave Sawford : dws@ras.phy.cam.ac.uk
Andrew Gerrard : acg12@cus.cam.ac.uk
Get the chainsaw! Get the dunut! Whoo-hoo!!
Legal stuff
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Basically you use the INSTALL program at your own risk, and don't try to
sue me for Millions if it trashes your hard drive. I give no warranty
with the program and I will not accept responsibility for any problems
caused by its use. I don't see how it _could_ trash your hard drive,
but I have to say that anyway. It's also up to you to check for viruses.
Dave.