Ultimate Doom Builder ZScript

The tool models ZScript domain logic for Ultimate Doom Builder, capturing inputs, applying domain rules, and producing structured outputs for downstream use. It targets Doom modders, level designers, and automation engineers who validate constraints before implementing scripts. It emphasizes version compatibility, resource budgets, and interaction with map entities, enabling repeatable script planning. It provides clear, machine-consumable results that can feed code generators or AI agents. By separating required and optional inputs, it supports both standard and advanced scripting patterns and flags conflicts between constraints.\n
Conceptually, it collects inputs, applies a ruleset, and outputs feasibility, a complexity score, and recommended pattern blocks. Outputs can be consumed by tooling to generate boilerplate ZScript structures or to guide manual coding. The tool handles missing data gracefully and surfaces dependencies between parameters. Use cases include planning spawn behavior, validating script feasibility, and generating skeletons for rapid iteration.\n
Unique value lies in domain accuracy, explicit validation, and export-ready results without executing game code. Features include a weighted complexity model, version compatibility checks, and templates for common patterns. It serves modders, level designers, and automation pipelines seeking consistent planning data, reduced debugging cycles, and clear handoffs between design and implementation. Examples include evaluating a new spawn rule set, estimating resource usage, and generating script skeletons for later refinement.