One More Thing To Mention (#2486)
#2489 posted by Andrew on 2018/09/21 16:01:33
At the introdution map of Quake, if you don't move your mouse and you go forward (move forward command) the player starts to look down at ladder a bit and if you go back (move back command) to the top the player centers his view back. If you move your mouse at the beginning - this behavior disappears.
Strange stuff, I think there must be a console command to disable such a behavior, but I can't find one.
Some Questions
#2506 posted by Andrew on 2018/09/23 01:23:24
When I go to multiplayer section of Dissolution Of Eternity (or any other mission pack) I don't see any maps of this expansion available for deathmatch or cooperative gameplay. There are only original Quake SP and DM maps displayed. Same for Scourge Of Armagon. Is there any way to make the maps displayed in multiplayer? Because it's impossible to play mission packs in coop or dm modes.
Is there any specific command line to enable creation of directories called "Save" and "Screenshots" inside a corresponding mod folder or main ID1 directory? It would be nice to have Mark V storing savegames and screenshots inside these particular folders.
A Note To Baker
#2507 posted by Andrew on 2018/09/24 12:28:49
You shouldn't remove this command since it is actually used. For example I change my refresh rate between my laptop and stationary PC. On laptop I'm running 60 hz and 100 hz on PC. So I use this - "vid_refreshrate" to set it up.
Savegames
#2508 posted by Andrew on 2018/09/25 14:10:04
It would be nice if Mark V had more than 20 save slots for savegames. 50-100 would be great.
Should be implemented :)
#2510 posted by
R00k on 2018/09/26 01:12:54
i dont think i have ever saved a game. then again quake is kinda easy by today's standards why do you need more points of continue from point another to during any one map?
Save Slots
#2511 posted by Kingold on 2018/09/26 04:42:05
One simple way to gain more save points is to simply use console command "save".
For example, you can easily type "save 111" in the console and save your progress up to that point in the save file named 111.sav.
Likewise, if you need more save points, simply type another name for the new save file.
Though I must admit that remembering all those save file names can be a hassle. I don't remember if MarkV still allows for "dir" command in console for listing the file names.