| game = Wolf3D The silver key in Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D The gold key in Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D Basic ammo type for weapons in Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D Standard rocket projectile for Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D Standard melee weapon in Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D Automatic rifle in Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D Standard player class in Wolfenstein 3D.

| game = Wolf3D Rapid fire bullet weapon. The ultimate weapon in Wolfenstein 3D.

:* Added {{Class|WolfensteinMonster}} helper actor. :* Partial ability to load Rise of the Triad data and Mac Wolfenstein data.

| game = Wolf3D Extra life pickup in Wolfenstein 3D. Gives one life, 99 points of health, and 25 bullets.

...that is used by level editors to identify things placed in a map. In the [[DECORATE]] format specification, this value is listed at the end of an actor's de ...umbers are different from the editor numbers as defined in the Wolfenstein 3d source code and do not necessarily match. Currently no map editor supports

| game = Wolf3D }}[[Classes]]: {{Class}} &rarr; {{Class|WolfensteinMonster}} &rarr; <u>Schabbs</u><br>

| name = Wolfenstein Weapon Base class which all weapons in Wolfenstein 3D inherit from. This provides some basic functionality common to all weapons

| game = Wolf3D }}[[Classes]]: {{Class}} &rarr; {{Class|WolfensteinMonster}} &rarr; <u>FakeHitler</u><br>

| game = Wolf3D }}[[Classes]]: {{Class}} &rarr; {{Class|WolfensteinMonster}} &rarr; <u>Hans</u><br>

The Universal Wolfenstein Map Format (UWMF) is a text based, extendable, specification for defining m UWMF keeps the main concepts present in vanilla Wolf3D map editing. At its core, the format still supports the idea of planes of d