If Hexen is always being auto started, make sure you have "Show IWAD selection dialog" set to on in the miscellaneous options menu.
You didn't specify which method you used to install gzdoom, but if running the gzdoom command from the terminal works: You can always load mods just like how it worked in the vanilla. (For completeness I'll note that for GZDoom the "-file" part can usually be left out.)With most terminals you can just drag and drop the pk3 files onto the terminal to have it automatically type the correct path. So you would just type gzdoom, space, then drag and drop.
Right click and "open with" may work depending on your file manager, but behavior with multiple mods can be hit/miss since load order is unspecified so using a launcher or doing it manually from the terminal is recommended in this case.
You didn't specify which method you used to install gzdoom, but if running the gzdoom command from the terminal works: You can always load mods just like how it worked in the vanilla. (For completeness I'll note that for GZDoom the "-file" part can usually be left out.)
Code:
gzdoom -file modfile1.pk3 modfile2.pk3
Right click and "open with" may work depending on your file manager, but behavior with multiple mods can be hit/miss since load order is unspecified so using a launcher or doing it manually from the terminal is recommended in this case.
Statistics: Posted by Blzut3 — Wed Jun 19, 2024 7:58 pm