I seee...<br>OK, the easiest thing for you to do is just re-install Vavoom (or extract the original games.txt from the archive file). You shouldn't have to edit games.txt at all. Leave it as it was.<br>So where you have<br><br>// Heretic <br>game basev/D:\Games\Vavoom\basev\heretic <br>iwad D:\Games\Vavoom\basev\heretic\heretic.wad <br>param -heretic <br>end <br> <br>it should just be<br><br>// Heretic<br>game basev/heretic<br>iwad heretic.wad<br>param -heretic<br>end<br><br>You will need to have Vavoom installed into your Heretic directory, or in a directory of it's own with the heretic.wad file copied into the vavoom directory.<br><br>The autoexec.cfg... don't worry about that. You don't need it unless you want to do any special configuring of your games. The config.cfg... delete the one you copied into your game folder. Bad <!-- s:( --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" title="Sad" /><!-- s:( --> (Leave the one in your c:\ directory. That one is for your computer, not for Vavoom) By coping that one into your game folder, you just confuse the game. The config.cfg it is looking for is created by the game the first time it runs correctly.<br><br>So, in a nutshell:<br><br>1. Install Vavoom.<br>2. Copy the main wad files (doom.wad, doom2.wad, heretic.wad, hexen.wad) into your vavoom folder.<br>3. Run vavoom. <br>( If you're using the DOS version, you need to run asetup.exe in the vavoom folder to set up the Allegro drivers (used for sound and input) before you run Vavoom for the first time, or it will probably lock up your computer )<br><br>That's all you should need to do to get it going. Later on if you need to you can disable 3D Sound or CD music or whatever, but it's best to just get it going first.<br><br>Good luck... Hope this helps ;D