Doomer Boards Summer of Code: actually useful Source Ports

I have two ideas.

Stream Doom: a source port (or maybe just a HUD mod) based on GZDoom designed to offer fun and useful things for those who like to stream on twitch. Program hotkeys to a soundboard to play taunts and sounds during gameplay, hotkeys to display reaction faces for doom guy, or other reaction animations. Also toggleable stats to display on the HUD like wad title, wad author, player deaths counter, total demons killed, etc.

Testdata Doom: a sourceport based on DSDA Doom. Designed to assist playtesters to make playtesting easier, faster, more efficient, less confusing for the tester, and provide more useful testing feedback for the map designer without the tester needing to write it themselvses. Includes minimum compatibility levels, compatibility detector (checks for port-specific linedef types, lump data inside the wad file) chocorenderlimits style toggleable interface that lets you see visplanes segs, coordinates, etc. New features include visualization of linedef triggers on the map so you can find walkover triggers in gameplay with labels that show what they do before/after you trigger them. Aiming in such a way that crosses the line highlights the sector(s) the linedef is tagged to before you use, walk over, shoot it, making it easier to understand how the map works without opening it in the editor.

The playtesting report would contain the following:

1. skill level and compatibility level the demo was recorded on
2. Completion time, total time spent playing including all deaths, total time at each death.
3. Player death count within demo
4. a wadwhat/wadspy style report of total monsters, items, at level start
5. same report of total monsters, items, at each death, and final exit.
6. Total monster count, secrets, items
7. Total monsters killed, secrets found, items found
8. Total active monsters at time of exit
9. Total monster HP of monsters at time of exit
10. Total monsters not alerted before exit (optional: include thing IDs of said monsters)
11. Player inventory at exit (Health, armor, ammunition, guns, keys, backpack y/n)
12. Player inventory at each death (Armor, ammunition, guns, keys, backpack y/n)
13. Total item contents on the map, not picked up before exit (bullets/shells/rockets/cells/health/powerups/keys, and guns (if not already in player's inventory))
14. Linedef types/tags triggered before exit, versus not triggered (optional include the linedef IDs and sector tags)
15. take screenshots at exact times of death

Additionally, it comes with a demo analyzer utility to generate reports, like bar graphs and line graphs. perhaps in the form of an excel spreadsheet

1. list of time stamps for important events in demo in seconds to make it easy for -skipsec argument (first gunfire, first damage taken, weapon acquisitions, key gets, linedef triggers, lots of monsters activated, high damage in short time/ouchfaces, deaths)

2. Line graphs for different map stats, player stats across time spent playing.
- y axis = total enemies; x axis = time
- y axis = active enemies; x axis = time
- y axis = player health; x axis = time
- y axis = player armor; x axis = time
- y axis = player ammo type; x axis = time

3. Bar graphs for a visualization of wadwhat/wadspy output of player stats/map stats at start of map vs. time of death(s) vs. at time of exit

Doom Boarder :

A limit-removing source port that gets you quick access to all the DBPs and the DB forum within the game's menu, without having to have a browser open.

Doom Streamer :

A GZDoom fork/addon with an integrated streaming setup accessible from the game's menu, and a way to switch between wads without closing the game and ending the stream.

90's Doom :

An addon for Prboom that makes the game feel like it's running on 90's hardware, with a darker, weaker pallete, a fuzzier display, chunky 640x400 resolution, 30 FPS, and soundblaster as midi playback.