That's not what I was doing. It wasn't in any folder defined by my .ini. I don't have any iwads in any folders in there right now. Just GZDoom in it's own folder, and doom_complete.pk3 in a completely unrelated folder, drag and drop onto the executable.
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I mean, I drag/drop doom.wad, doom2.wad, tnt.wad, plutonia.wad, chex3.wad, freedoom1.wad, freedoom2.wad, hacx.wad, heretic.wad, hexen.wad, hexdd.wad, and strife1.wad onto the GZDoom exe without issue. But I do notice that I get a similar error if I try it with hxdd,wad, and that it works right if I just have the file in the GZDoom directory (or the defined iwad directory) and choose it upon launch instead of trying to drag/drop it from another folder.
I'm drag/dropping the doom_complete.pk3 directly onto the GZDoom executable, no other WADs or PK3s in the directory with it. Nothing in the INI autoload list. Not loading any other files.
I made a few different versions of doom_complete.pk3 to test if it was a problem with it not doing it right the first time (also to have the different orders for master levels and whether it has the midi or real music soundtrack for Sigil), but that hasn't fixed it.
Nevermind, figured out the Buckethead soundtrack. Would be cool if you included the fact that SIGIL_SHREDS.wad is supported directly with Wadsmoosh in your documentation, I only discovered that when I was scrolling through the comments here to see if anyone else had reported the same issue I'm running into (posted above).
When I try to run the pk3 it acts as if I have three wads to load (Doom Classic Complete, and the two Final Doom episodes).
When I try to run Classic Complete, I get this error
Script error, "doom_complete.pk3:cvarinfo.txt" line 1:
cvar 'ws_finaldoom_texswap' already exists
EDIT: Tried this on my work computer this morning to see if it's a computer thing. That one doesn't even bring up the dialog box for multiple iwads, it just fails with the same error message as above. I even tried downloading a fresh copy of GZDoom to make sure I didn't break anything.