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1.1.5 and 1.1.05 are the same thing. The dot isn't a decimal separator. That is to say, a hypothetical 1.1.9 could very well be followed by 1.1.10 rather than by 1.2.0...


Technically, you could say 1.1.5 is 00000001.00000001.00000005. It's just simpler to say 1.1.5.

VERY confusing way to count...

Thank you for your very friendly answer !

There's nothing confusing. 05 and 5 are the same thing numerically.

It's the same numbering system as some countries use for their law books. Different jurisdictions use different numbering systems, but it's common to see references like "Document Title, section 4.7.13." It sometimes gets referenced as "4.07.13", which is the exact same thing. Like Gez said, the dot is not a decimal seperator. The only thing the dot does is seperate a more specific reference from a more general one.

Think of it like this: Book 1, Chapter 1, Verse 5.

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Last edited by Graf Zahl on Tue Apr 13, 2010 17:38, edited 85 times in total.

Thanks Graf, love you too, buddy.

Couldn't just say 'screw you guys' and leave, no, you had to do this.

Cute.

He originally edited it to say "Discontinued"

I put in "Temporarily Unavailable" because at the time I was restoring back-ups. I still need to get some source archives up.

Is the download link still going to be grafzahl.drdteam.org or will it be euranna.drdteam.org or gzdoom.drdteam.org ?

I'm probably going to change it to gzdoom.drdteam.org - but that's something that will occur in the (maybe near) future.

Fixed the download links.

Hello, Greetings, I just wanted to report or ask an error (bug), go well recently, with the new version of gzdoom, the 1.5.3, the error is that playerclasses are chosen at random continuously to a well, I choose say a Cleric in hexen, automatically, you choose another, and also some mods of doom, it will be an error with this new version?, jeje, greetings and good luck to the other

Please post a new topic in the bugs forum for this.

GZDoom is refusing to run on my 32-bit Windows 7. All I do is try to load TNT Evilution and BAM! Error. I don't know much else about the error.

When it goes BAM! Error, does the game just crash out or does it give you an actual error message? If it gives a message, can yopu post what it says? If it gives you a crash dialogue with then option to save a crash report, can you save it and post it?

But first, please make sure that you are using the latest build of GZDoom which you can find here:

http://svn.drdteam.org/gzdoom/

If it does still crash, please submit a full error report in the bugs forum.

I tried the version you gave me and it's working fine now. Thank you!