Save the file and exit.Ħ) Open 'hakchi_zdoom_child.sh' in Notepad++.ħ) The line in the file which shows 'HOME='/var/saves/CLV-Z-HAKCHI_ZDOOM'', modify it to 'HOME='/var/saves/CLV-Z-QWERTY''.Ĩ) Modify the next line in the file from ' & wad='$(ls '$zDOOMTrueDir/zDOOM_files' | grep -i '$cmd_basewad')' || wad='$(ls '$zDOOMTrueDir/zDOOM_files' | grep -i 'doom.wad')' & idkfa='IDKFAv2.wad'' to ' & wad='$(ls '$zDOOMTrueDir/zDOOM_files' | grep -i '$cmd_basewad')' || wad='$(ls '$zDOOMTrueDir/zDOOM_files' | grep -i 'doom2.wad')' & idkfa='IDKFAv2.wad''. desktop file and rename any entries with 'CLV-Z-HAKCHI_ZDOOM' to 'CLV-Z-QWERTY'. png and _small.png files to 'CLV-Z-QWERTY'.ĥ) Open the. For this example we will use 'CLV-Z-QWERTY'.Ĥ) Rename the. Next steps are for Hakchi Brutal Doom 2.Ģ) Download another copy of 'Hakchi Brutal Doom' from “Hakchi Resources” website or modify the copy you have for Brutal Doom 1 before it was added to the Hakchi CE software.ģ) Rename the 'CLV-Z-HAKCHI_ZDOOM' name for the folder to something else. Please note - you will need to have Notepad++ installed on your computer for some of the steps.ġ) Set up Hakchi Brutal Doom 1 as described in Patton Plays YouTube video so that it is in a working state. I managed to find a way on how to do this and will describe how I did it below (this will take additional space on NAND and USB but not much).

So I wanted to find a way of adding 'Brutal Doom 1' and 'Brutal Doom 2' to Hakchi CE so that when I exit one game and I can then launch the other with no additional text to the command line.

But noted that to play Doom 2, you need to exit Doom 1 and then add additional text to the command line as mentioned in u/PattonPlays YouTube video. Hopefully a Brutal Duke Nukem 3D is in the works :-)īeen playing Hakchi Brutal Doom non-stop since its release. First and foremost thanks to u/SwingFlip and his team for providing us with this fantastic addition to Doom.

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