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Especially once you learn how to use 3D models (which as of yet, I have not), but save that program for once you've done gotten comfortable with level making. GZDoom Builder, though having MUCH worse and less optimized performance, is at the end of the day, much better. System requirements: 2.4 GHz CPU or faster. Do not install over a Doom Builder 1 directory. It is safe to install over an older version of Doom Builder 2 and you will not lose your settings. Take my Resident Evil 4 map pack for example, I added new items, enemies, and edited some fully 3D sectors (which isn't actually that amazing by the way), but I can't easily edit the maps in Doom Builder 2 anymore because of having so many custom doors and stuff that don't show up in the normal editor. The Doom Builder 2 installation package contains all you need to get started making maps for Doom and all the derived sourceports. I suggest using Doom Builder 2 for a little while, just to get used to making Doom maps, oh you have to switch to GZDoom Builder when you start getting into some crazy map editing. why don't I?" And as you can see I did, and you helped me. But then I thought "Well I've seen other people post their problems. I was about to give up on my dream of making DOOM levels.

Your a wonderful person for helping another in need. I have been trying for months and have not been successful. Originally posted by Sethmonster:Oh.my.gosh.IT WORKED.