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ZQF 
Sounds awesome :) 
Importing Meshes Into Radiant 
If I wanted to import a mesh into Radiant, to use as a rough base for a Q1 map, how would I go about doing that and with which version of Radiant? 
Wasn't Sure Where To Post This So Putting It Here. 
I threw together a quick description thingy of my Ogre sequence.

It's more just a list of what objects are involved and what they do. Feel free to comment or tell me how badly I laid it out :)

http://www.zealousquakefan.com/2011/03/tutorial-ogre-chainsaw-intro/ 
Awesome 
Awesome, simply awesome. Excelent work Zealous. 
Saw This, Forgot To Comment 
That's fucking great. Introducing enemies is always a good thing to do, but takes some time to get right. 
Yeah... 
that's one area where I think rubicon 2 suffered from not having a linear progression -- without a known map order, I couldn't really create a special intro for each enemy type. I did manage to create first encounters that were limited to just that enemy type, but they had no special buildup or memorable event around them. 
 
I'm compiling a few things to start off that Quoth thread that Negke suggested. I'm not very good at writing this sort of thing but I've got a few tricks with rotates and info_traps I hope people would like.

I couldn't really create a special intro for each enemy type.

I was originally just thinking about how I'd introduce Quoth monsters in a mechanical sense, because despite the popularity of the mod I've read posts of people not really understanding or remembering their behaviour :E 
Zealous 
Ogre is indeed impressive! A pity you spoiled it in that video, would jump on my chair if i'd first got to see him in the actual level :) 
OMG !!! 
It awesome !! 
Indeed... 
...very impressive work.
How about having the player look through a one way glass (hack) and seeing some Pyros testing their flamers. Armour evapourates, health halves and bio suits remain untouched.

On another note, what software/process do I need to turn .dem into .wmv or .mp4 files? 
 
Darkplaces let's you easily encode unimpressed AVI but of course it does look different from stock quake. If jdhack's engine finally was released you could capturedemo only limited by your harddisk's speed... joequake and its derivates also have AVI capture, iirc even with compressor support but I never found them easy to use. Whatever you do, make sure you encode to H264 or webm for good quality. 
Or Simply 
Good old Fraps + compressing to the target format/codec with VirtualDub. 
 
Ye I used Fraps + Virtual dub to compress. H264 didn't work for me, it kept desyncing the audio. Compression with xvid and the bit rate suggested worked great though :) 
 
Fraps costs money or you have that ugly fps counter I think?

I recommend Avidemux for editing/encoding, much nicer to use imo. 
Fraps Doesn't Cost Money 
 
Orly? YOu Made Me Check 
The website says "Registration enhances the program and allows you to record as long as you like. Perform full-size recording with no watermarks on your movie." about the $37 version. 
I Meant You Can Pirate It 
It seems I was being too subtle. 
Ta Much... 
...that gives me options. 
Hi Distrans 
 
Another Limit Exceeded 
"40 dlights exceed standard limit of 32"

What do I need to tone down? Is it muzzle flash by any chance? 
Dynamic Lights 
Flickering and the like? 
Errr 
Large projectile monster hordes and lava balls? 
Negke 
Looks like it. Another notnull trick bites the dust! 
Mike: 
as far as i can tell from the source, excessive dlights won't cause a crash, but the extra ones won't cast any light. 
Metlslime 
Thanks. In that case I'll leave it in as the player certainly won't have time to be counting pretty lights during this bombardment! 
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