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Several IWADs have even been made specifically for ZDoom Harmony is an example.

Support for all Doom engine games: the various versions of Doom, Heretic, Hexen, Strife, Chex Quest, Hacx, and even Freedoom is identified as its own IWAD rather than being taken for Doom II: Hell on Earth.

Support for several of MBF's editing features, including friendly monsters and loading DeHackEd patches directly.

Support for most of Boom's editing features.

Support for all of Hexen's editing features (including ACS, hubs, and new map formats).

3 Source ports based on older versions of ZDoom.

2 Source ports based on recent versions of ZDoom.

Consider QZDoom or GZDoom as replacements." However, randi also stated the following: "As for the site, eruanna has kindly accepted to take care of it so that the forum and wiki can continue to live on." ZDoom forum user randi, the creator and developer of the source port, posted on the ZDoom forums that she is "hereby eschewing further ZDoom development," and "There will be no future releases. UPDATE: As of 1/7/17, development of ZDoom has been halted, and there are no plans on future releases. The large number of features supported by ZDoom has made it the source port of choice for several independent game projects, notably Action Doom 2: Urban Brawl, Chex Quest 3, Foreverhood, and Harmony. The most recent official version is 2.8.1, released in 2016.

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The ZDoom source code is maintained by Marisa “Randi” Heit and Graf Zahl. Many features have been added to ZDoom over time, including slopes, uncapped framerate, and z-clipping.

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It has since added full support for all commonly-used Boom additions, Heretic, Hexen: Beyond Heretic, Strife: Quest for the Sigil, and Chex Quest. 2.8.1 ZDoom is a Doom source port, originally based on ATB Doom and NTDOOM, that was first released in 1998.