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[GZDoom - Controls](gzdoom-controls.md)
## I only want to play standard doom and have no interest in modding or customization
Do as said above put the .WAD files directly into `retrodeck/roms/doom/` and they will run as normal, enjoy.
## I have bought the games how do I get my files?
Read the:
[How to: Extract Doom iWads](extract-doom-wads.md)
## I only want to play standard doom and have no interest in modding or customization
Do as said above put the .WAD files directly into `retrodeck/roms/doom/` and they will run as normal, enjoy.
## I want to play doom with mods

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Each line represent one file, as long as the mods are compatible with each other you can add how lines as you want.
**NOTE: No spaces in mod file names**
The parser does not allow spaces currently in the mod files so if your modfile is called for example `PB Staging 9f2561c.pk3` rename it to `PB_Staging_9f2561c.pk3` with `_` instead of spaces.
### What is the recommended load order of mods the .doom file?
The general guidelines on most mod pages is:
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But this can be different, check the where you download the mods if they have any recommended order requirement.
### I come from one of the ELEC's what does RetroDECK do different with the .doom file, can I migrate?
RetroDECK have written a new parser from the ground up. You no longer need to write the path in the .doom files. RetroDECK scans all folders and subfolders of `/roms/doom/` only put the name of the mod file. If you are migrating to RetroDECK all you need to do is remove the path in your .doom files.
## Project Brutality .doom example:
**NOTE: No spaces in mod file names**
The parser does not allow spaces currently in the mod files so if your modfile is called for example `PB Staging 9f2561c.pk3` rename it to `PB_Staging_9f2561c.pk3` with `_` instead of spaces.
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