Been really looking forward to this game.  Just waiting for it to be finished (and then for Linux after that, 'cause'm a nerd).  It looks like it has proper level design, not just linear sequences of arenas.

Devs seem open to a GOG release, if they'll have 'em.

Also the apostrophe goes in front of decade contractions.

New version is up with this stuff:





Also some other boring stuff! (see OP)

Thanks again to BehemothProgrammer for pointing me in the right direction with raycasting (for the laser sight).

Pretty cool.  The GB remixes are more my speed than the N64 ones, personally.  Ancient City is definitely my favorite.  I love that he chose to play up the little bit of swagger that
the original had; it settles into a pretty cool groove.

Mods are loaded according to the usual hierarchy when testing a map from the editor.  The only thing to be aware of is that the editor's test function will save the map as "editorTemp.map" in the game's root, so any properties you've set for your map in defs/mapInfo.txt won't apply.  You can either manually save and load your map with the correct name and path instead of using the test function, or temporarily change your mapInfo.txt to point to "editorTemp.map" while working on your map.

As for cheats, I'd just bind their console commands, either to one key to enable them all in one press, or to their own keys so they can be easily toggled individually.  For example, "fly" and/or "noclip" are pretty handy to have on their own keys for quickly getting around a map, then switching back to normal movement.

I found the obvious one. :|