Mod-related questions are best asked on the Discord server, especially anything involving coding or development.
Most players on Itch.io are not mod creators, so technical questions often get missed or ignored here. Itch.io also isn’t the ideal place for deeper conversations about scripting, mod tools, or upcoming mod features.
For the best support, please join the official Discord and use the #mod-development channel. That’s where active mod creators and people familiar with the tools can give you accurate and updated information.
I appreciate the response, I've been following the Discord as well, unfortunately, the information there is closed off and makes it difficult to find data.. I'm not complaining, there are many amazing mods there and I've gotten a lot of Drrw without needing the VS... since I joined a few days ago, there might be something in the old messages.
I'm putting information in the programming topics (I hope that's not a problem), my idea is to make it easier for the AI for those who use it in creating mods related to this game.
I tested it, it seems that it still doesn't have what I want, so I'll improvise.
Maybe it's possible to run Doom..
I understand your point, and it’s great that you’re exploring the game’s internals and trying to share information. That’s completely fine, you are welcome to post here.
However, I do want to set expectations clearly:
Anything related to mod creation, coding, or reverse-engineering will almost always be ignored on Itch.io, not because people don’t care, but because most players here simply aren’t mod creators. Very few users on Itch.io have the knowledge to respond to technical topics, so discussions like this rarely get traction.
That’s why the Discord server is still the best place for mod development conversations. Even though some info might feel scattered, the people who actually understand the tools and code are all active there, and they can give accurate guidance much faster than anyone here including me.
You’re free to continue posting what you discover on Itch.io, but if you want real interaction or help from fellow mod creators, Discord’s #mod-development channel is where those discussions actually happen.
