Doom co-creator defends his code against ZeniMax copying accusations
&gt; &quot;As for the denial of wiping, the Court’s independent expert found 92 percent of Carmack’s hard drive was wiped—all data was permanently destroyed, right after Carmack got notice of the lawsuit, and that his affidavit denying the wiping was false. Those are the hard facts.&quot;<p>Lines like this are why the expert reports from the lawsuit should be public. Carmack would naturally have very unusual computer use patterns.<p>It&#x27;s easy to picture him creating an editing tool that accidentally used up almost all available swap space. Or filling up almost all of his drive space with generated textures and immediately deleting them.<p>That would look like use of obfuscation tools to a mediore expert.