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This is now a Campaign Pack courtesy of Datiswous! https://www.thedarkmod.com/missiondetails/?internalName=vfatc

Virtual Rooms Vol.1 You are trapped in a virtual simulation of interconnected rooms, each holding its own challenge. Do you dare attempt the escape? Volume 1 marks the beginning of a journey. Future volumes of Virtual Rooms will be driven by the community: rooms will be created by different authors. We will set common rules as we go. Stay tuned for the upcoming kickoff of Volume 2! In the meantime, let know your thoughts about Volume 1 and "Virtual Rooms" as a concept. Feel free to criticize and/or suggest areas of improvement. Share your ideas. This initiative now belongs to all of you, members of this community and fans of The Dark Mod out there. EDIT - You can now discuss it here: [Alpha] Virtual Rooms Vol.2 Have fun Install instructions: Virtual Rooms Vol.1 is available in the in-game mission downloader. Alternatively, go to the "fms" folder, create the folder "vr_vol1" and place inside the pk4 file that you can download here. Room names, as reference: Known bugs: Cheers!

Snatcher, well done!

With Fidcal's permission Datiswous has applied the following fixes to the mission: Added efx Changed the map to add more info_locations and seperators. Fixed one occurrence of z-fighting. Mirrored the exit-door texture so that the lock is in the correct position. (extra material and texture) The new version is available in the mission database.

True openbox itself is not really a standalone DE. it does play well with Xfce on nomadbsd (which is pretty minimal). I would say Xfce can be minimal dependent on what other stuff you yoke it up with, but so can many other DE's. I like both KDE and Xfce but for different reasons. For KDE plasma is really fun to toy with though it kinda ends up feeling like an advanced phone UI mostly because the interface works allmost the same as on my samsung S20FE just with mouse support instead of touch (in retrospect QT was engineered by nokia so it should probably not be to surprising). Xfce has a small footprint and is pretty fast but yeah calling it minimal may be stretching it. though distros can use use it in such a way. MX linux seems to be based on Xfce.