IPXNEW.TXT

Updated IPXSETUP.EXE for Heretic, Doom 2, and Doom
Allows custom exes by passing -exe <filename.exe> to IPXNEW!
Increased argument string from 99 to 1024.  
Make some wild response files!
Allows setting of console player by using -player <node#>.
Ideas from CTFDOOM's IPXSETUP.


(Taken from CTFDOOM IPXSETUP README.TXT)

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** How to use **
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Allows players now to select which team they wish to play for.

    Teams
      1        Players 1(Green)  & 3(Brown)
      2        Players 2(Indigo) & 4(Red)

    This is extremely useful if you have a 4 player game setup with 2
computers in each room. Usually IPXDOOM will decide players numbers by
their network node address this parameter forces a player number into the
game.

NOTE : If "-player" is not used the original code is used.

eg.
   Lets assume we have a 4 player game set up without the "-player" parameter
   with two machines in each room.

   Room 1
   Player 1  (IPXDOOM Chooses the Player Numbers)
   Player 2

   Room 2
   Player 3
   Player 4

   Now seeing as the CTF implementation uses players 1 & 3 on one team and
   2 & 4 on the other, this really is NOT an ideal setup!


   To overcome this now is extremely easy :

   Room 1
   Player 1  IPXDOOM -player 1 -ctf -file <mapname.WAD> -nodes 4
   Player 3  IPXDOOM -player 3 -ctf -file <mapname.WAD> -nodes 4

   Room 2
   Player 2  IPXDOOM -player 2 -ctf -file <mapname.WAD> -nodes 4
   Player 4  IPXDOOM -player 4 -ctf -file <mapname.WAD> -nodes 4


   Thats it!! Players are now set up the correct way!

***Change Log***
09-16-2013
 - Updated to use my DOOMNEW.EXE port.

09-05-2013
 - Updated to use the newer IPXSETUP which used the LDOG "windows".  The net
   code is fundamentally unchanged between the older text IPXSETUP and the 
   new one.
 - "-?" and "/?" were missing.  Readded, and updated to reflect new changes.
 - Renamed to IPXNEW.EXE for those who still want to keep the original IPXSETUP.

09-02-2013
 - First Compile.