#smooth doom

Smooth Doom

Game: Doom / Doom II Year: 2014 Port: GZDoom Specs: Smoother animations for just about everything and extra graphical effects. (Oh, and a rifle!) Gameplay Mods: A couple of mutators... but the replaced actors may break some custom content. Author: "Gifty" zdoom forums | doomwiki | onemandoom

Is the classic frame-by-frame animation of the original Doom and Doom II an immersion-breaker for you? Would a little in-betweening help? Well, have I got a mod for you.

Smooth Doom adds extra animation frames to actors and weapons for a more polished look. It also has some extra graphical effects folded in, like shell and bullet casings, SSG gibs, a Doom 64 weapon set, and even a few bonus settings like having zombimen drop rifles or faster demons.

Smooth Doom

Game: Doom / Doom II Year: 2014 Source Port: GZDoom Specs: “light” gameplay mod Gameplay Mods: in-betweening sprite animations, bonus gore / flavor options Author: "Gifty” et al zdoom forum thread | onemandoom

If most of you didn’t know about this one then I’d be shocked. Smooth Doom has a ton of in-between sprites for the stock animations to fill in the gap brought on by source ports interpolating frames. It looks pretty freakin’ smooth. It also has extra options for gore, different styles of explosions, and even the ability to use the Doom 64 kit.

Used a neural network to make Doom gameplay look like the Doom box art.

Render time: 6 hours and 5 minutes on a GTX 1050 TI

Length: 306 frames

Program: manuelruder/artistic-videos. There are much faster style transfer programs for video, but they all either sacrifice quality or don’t support arbitrary style images