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• How to import textures

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki This is a simple tutorial that will teach a few basics about Doom lump management.

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/How_to_import_textures

• Compilation

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki Required Libraries

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Compilation

• Closed bugs

  Bug reports that are closed are moved here. Slade 3 can't identify some sounds in_SMB417.WAD (from The Sky May Be); DSCACSIT, for example. It seems that it's due to their size

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Closed_bugs

• How to copy and convert graphics

  This is a simple tutorial that will illustrate several features of SLADE3 and give a general feel for its interface. In this tutorial, the object is to extract sprites from Alpha versions of Doom from

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/How_to_copy_and_convert_graphics

• Closed suggestions

  Feature suggestions that are closed are moved here. "1.04kb" in "Size" column is a waste of space. Displaying size in bytes is more precise, doesn't waste space, unambiguous (kb=1000b or 1024?), and

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Closed_suggestions

• Console

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki The console can be toggled by Ctrl-2 or through the View menu. It can be free-floating or docked in the

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Console

• Bug reports

  THIS PAGE IS NO LONGER MONITORED. Please use the GitHub tracker for any bug report. Click on the "leave message" tab to add a new bug report.

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Bug_reports

• Features

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki SLADE3 provides the following features for the supported data formats. See also planned features and feature suggestions.

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Features

• Subversion repository

  Subversion is a revision control system, for keeping track of changes to source code. This is very useful for those working with source code - looking for bugs, making changes or simply compiling the latest version

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Subversion_repository

• Feature suggestions

  THIS PAGE IS NO LONGER MONITORED. Please use the GitHub tracker for any feature suggestion. Feature suggestions can be left here, but check the planned features first to see whether it's already there or

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Feature_suggestions

• Supported data formats

  SLADE 3 supports the following data formats: At the moment, model support is limited to identifying the formats.

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Supported_data_formats

• Archive manager

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki The archive manager helps you handle archives. It is toggled with Ctrl-1 or through the "View" menu. It can be in

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Archive_manager

• Installation

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki Slade can be downloaded from the official site (official builds) or from the DRD Team SVN site (development builds).

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Installation

• Interface

  SLADE3's interface is a standard Tabbed Document Interface. For SLADE3, a "document" is an archive (such as a WAD or PK3 file), and the data segments in an archive are entries. They allow the

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Interface

• Base resource archive

  To set the base resource archive, click on the blue cog next to the drop-down base resource selector on the toolbar, or click on Editor-Set Base Resource Archive from the menu. You can

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Base_resource_archive

• Bookmark

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki Bookmarks are a handy feature of SLADE 3 to quickly access a selection of entries from any of the currently opened archives

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Bookmark

• Palette

  A palette is a collection of at most 256 colors used by 8-bit graphics. SLADE comes equipped with a large range of standard palettes taken from various games. You can choose which palette to

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Palette

• Planned features

  Please see here for an updated version of this page.

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Planned_features

• SLADE Wiki

  The wiki has moved over to GitHub: https://github.com/sirjuddington/SLADE/wiki

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/SLADE_Wiki

• SLADE

  SLADE is a Doom Editor and the object of this wiki. Versions of SLADE prior to 3 were map editors for Doom, but version 3 (currently in development) intends to incorporate all the general editing

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/SLADE

• Tutorials

  Tutorials explaining how to accomplish various tasks using SLADE3 will be listed here. How to copy and convert graphics, How to import textures

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/Tutorials

• SLumpEd

  SLumpEd is a lump editor and archive manager, created as a companion for older versions of SLADE (which were map editors). Since SLADE3 is planned to be an all-in-one Doom editor, handling both

  https://slade-editor.fandom.com/wiki/SLumpEd