MrEsturk

A resource pack of 29 additional enemies from level designers that is compatible with many modern source ports. Programmed in MBF21 Dehacked. For level designers that want access to a larger enemy roster than DOOM 2 that will work on various source ports besides just the GZDoom/ZDoom series of ports.

A floating platform object for modders. Includes a bobbing effect to feel less static. For GZDoom only.

A Wolfenstein themed total conversion pack I made for Duke Nukem: Atomic Edition all the way back in the early 90s.

A monster I created as a test for motion capturing 3D Models into sprites. Uploading him for anyone who might want to use him in their projects.

A player sprite replacer mod I created for my personal playthrough of FF1PR. Since I have had several requests for some of the character sprites I decided I might as well release it to the public. Enjoy :)

Updated to v1.1.0! Replaces the generic merchants with new sprites recreating what those merchants looked like in the NES version of the game. Also replaces the palette swap clones of the Mohawk Dude and Generic Merchant with unique NPCs. Also replaces the dancing girls bikini with a leotard.

Adds animated Dragons, Weresnakes and Slimes you can set in your castle via the Furniture system. Each cycles through numerous animations and have multiple style options. Keep in mind these creatures count only as house decorations. They cannot be fought or used as battle minions.

Adds animated Soul Eaters and Wyvern pets you can set in your castle via the Furniture system. Each cycles through numerous animations and have multiple color options. Keep in mind these creatures count only as house decorations. They cannot be fought or used as battle minions.

Adds animated Basilisks and Gargoyles you can set in your castle via the Furniture system. Each cycles through numerous animations and have multiple color options. Keep in mind these creatures count only as house decorations. They cannot be fought or used as battle minions.

Adds two animated creatures that can be added to your castle via the furniture system. Both have four color options and cycle through multiple animations. Note: they function as decorations not as combat minions.

Want a different Dogmeat Breed for each of your Characters? Now you can. No overwriting the default Dogmeat design. No messy manual texture/mesh swapping every time you want a different dog. Just craft your favorite skin at the Chemistry bench, equip it on Dogmeat, and you're good to go.