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Spike has solved the can't run above 72 fps Quake physics problem!
http://celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=61351 Download: Quakespasm Spiked V.10 - May 15 2018 It's always nice to see new people come home to Quake.
Have you played much Quake in the past or are you a 'total newbie'? :) Ellen's email begins with "emily", a different name. And the Tarzan-style English in her post is typical of spambots.
Some spambots are coded to post innocent stuff and edit it after some days to include spammy links. It's a tactic to avoid moderators who only checks new posts. Thankfully Func_ doesn't allow editing. What are your opinions on Mod.io? It sounds like a beefed up alternative to Quaddicted, including some kind of optional monetization/donations system for content authors, and an automated content upload system (AFAIK, uploading to Quaddicted is a fully manual process).
Requires developers to add content uploading into their software. Would be like if we had a separate utility to upload maps/mods or a console command addition, but someone would have to make it.
I mean I guess it could be nice, but I'm one who likes manual compiling so... Yes, it would be a job for engine developers.
Mark V supports installing from Quadiccted, but Mod.io seems to be a beefed up alternative. Imagine creating a mod and uploading it from the engine itself, with the engine automatically handling all the packaging and dependencies in a standardized way. This is america
Don't catch you slipping now Watch what I'm whipping now This shit that I'm typing now How important is the GPU to Quake these days? I'm more familiar with Doom engines and I'm aware that the CPU is much more important than the GPU, even with OGL renderers such as GZDoom.
I know that BiTD the GPU was pretty important when the OGL version of Quake first hit but nowadays things seem to be very different. Just a noob being nosy. Stupid question, but how do I set up Quake to automatically load last hard save after dying? By default it takes me back to the start of the level. Thanks.
If you want to distinguish between quicksaves and other saves, you can also bind another key to save to some other named savefile. So you could bind a key that does "save foo" and then bind another key to do "load foo".
And depending on what you're trying to do here, it also might be useful to know that Mark V does three rotating autosaves named auto_save_0, auto_save_1, and auto_save_2. https://twitter.com/muk0r/status/1000922935001997312
Been poking at this 2D Shooter thing the last couple months. Slow going as I'm learning Unity and C# as I go but things are picking up pace. :) Art is by: https://twitter.com/Ezepov1/status/668824401597628416 Yes F9 is quickload but I thought I seen some people on youtube autoload from last saved game just by hitting fire or jump upon dying. Don't think they're quickloading.
@Johnny Law: If I want to load a specific save (say second-to-last or older) then I don't mind going through the menu. Just thought there was a way to load most recent hard save at the click of a mouse. F6/F9 comes closest to what I want I guess. bind F2 "quicksave;menu_save"
Now, when you hit F2 and save the game, quickloading will load a state identical to the latest. Put a "wait;" command between both commands, it should work.
Also, it will only work when you open the save menu by pressing F2. It won't work when the save menu is opened from the main menu.
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