Wrote a custom C++ engine to render raw WAD geometry directly to the DAC.

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@Computeum YES! This is a gift from my wife %)

@ut3usw I will follow you in the hope to see Doom running on that oscilloscope.

@ut3usw @gedeonm This doesn’t seem to be DOOM?

@steffen actually this is E1M1 from original doom1.wad!

@caleb @gedeonm actually this is E1M1 from original doom1.wad! I wrote my custom vector doom engine for that project.

@ut3usw @gedeonm My joke has backfired and I am embarrassed.

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I should repair channel 2 of the original Quake on oscilloscope Hitachi scope and wait for the release. :)

@ut3usw mind = blown

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cool 🔥

@ut3usw dear god

@ut3usw This runs smoother than it did on my neighbour's 486

@ut3usw if you make this into a playable maze game one day, i would happily build a large size "IGOR" vector display for that

@Computeum @ut3usw
Ich würde da mal nach Grundig suchen die diese Oszis als OEM für Siemens gebaut haben :) z.B. https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/23365/DSC00288.JPG

Dir könnten vielleicht auch Geräte gefallen wie das Philips PM3215

@ut3usw @poleguy I actually really like the audio in conjunction with the vector plotting. Both from sort of a creepy standpoint of sound changing with movement (thinking of first person games) but also you can really hear why the plot is what it is.

@ut3usw Now do enemies! :D

@ut3usw But does it run crysis? 😁

Nice project! Respect!

@ut3usw @poleguy Complete with 80s scifi background noise! Makes me wonder if some of those old movies weren't far away from what you are doing with their FX departments building the prop-items.