Seems it might not be that hard to develop drivers that will make it possible to use wiimotes with PC:s!

http://www.wiili.org/Wiimote

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iBaKsh5z_o 

not really newsworthy. ;)

OpenGL views should finally work properly, that is damn nice. And the model editor hasbeen improved, sweet. 

Spirit_ it suck... gave me lots of problems in my curent map... had to reinstall old version... 

I had to install Python. And the OpenGL views are slow as hell. The old single OpenGL window is much better.
I wish they would speed up the 2D rendering. 

permission problem? have an error message?

What OS? 

none of that.

When I mount an image of the quake cd and then launch quake, it looks for the cd upon startup and determines that one isnt there.

using xp with servicepack 1.

Almost as if quake only looks for ide cd drives and therefore doesnt pick up the emulated scsi ones.

It's just a little annoying because if I wat music, I ahve to put up with stuttering sound. Happens in no other game, q2 with cd music is fine as is half life with cd music. 

tried burning a new cd? helps sometimes. I assume your image has a drive letter like F: or something. Does it show up alongside the other drives in "My computer" or whatever that's called in xp? Because Quake likely just asks the OS "what is the drive letter of the CD drive," if at all, so the OS needs to know. On the other hand, Quake is pretty old, so perhaps it just expects D: as the CD drive...

Sorry that probably doesn't help you. But experience says that it's often the trivial things that go wrong. 

yes it shows up in My computer as F drive.

good thought on a new cd, I'll give that a go although the original is playing fine, just not in game. 

Quake really might expect D: as the CD drive. I remember Starcraft only accepting an iso when the drive letter was D. :-/ old games. 

Maybe Quake elects the drive from which it was installed to be the CD drive? I've looked through the cfg and rc files but I don't see anything to set it. 

If that was the case, it would have to store that information outside the binary, i.e. in some non-temporary file. Take your pick. I'm sorry I... um... donthaveaquakecdatm so I can't test. :-) 

I looked at the source code and and did some google searching and found out the following:

1. winquake/glquakee/etc. use MCI to access and play the cd drive. MCI is an old, deprecated interface from windows 3.1 and 95 era.

2. the code is written on the assumption that there is only one cd drive. The command to open the device refers to it merely as "cdaudio".

There are two ideas I have for getting your music to play:

1. reorder the drive lettering so that the drive with the quake music on it gets magically chosen by MCI. Maybe it picks the one with the lowest drive letter, or the highest, who knows.

2. do something magical with system.ini to make the device "cdaudio" point to a different driver or something. I don't have any idea how this would work exactly :)

(Hypothetically, this could be fixed by adding proper multi-cd-drive support to quake, and adding an option to choose a drive letter at the command line or with a cvar.) 

will look into that.

"(Hypothetically, this could be fixed by adding proper multi-cd-drive support to quake, and adding an option to choose a drive letter at the command line or with a cvar.)"

Can I please talk you into putting that into fitz till you incoporate mp3/ogg music? 

My physical drive is X:
I have a drive with Daemon Tools as E:, mounted a naudio cd image.
Works like a charm. :)

I'll create a image of the Travail soundtrack and upload it. ;)
Don't forget to set the slider for the CD volume to non-zero. Duh! 

you could; I haven't really done any fitzquake development in the last year becuase of the hard drive crash I had. The lost work was actually fairly minor (maybe a few weeks worth) but more importantly, I lost my huge TODO file that had all the things to do and notes on how to do them.

Plus work, girlfriend, usual excuses :P 

I'll try that, curently my emulated drive is F. 

ok, i renamed my physical cd drives to x,y,z. I then mounted the quake cd image to f drive and voila, quake picks it up and plays the music.

However, I still get the same distortion and choppy sound effects (music sounds distortion free though) that I do when I just insert the original cd in a physical drive.

I cant work this sound issue out, quake is the only game where sound effects get distorted when cd music plays, games like q2 and half life work fine.

Oh well, at least with the mounted image, I can prolong the life of my original cd. 

metlslime mp3 suport code i very diferent that quakeworld clients? all new qw clients got it! isn�t much copy paste? 

you have THREE cd drives? THREE?

Come on, that's just greedy.

Out of curiosity, what do you have the third one for? Do you often copy multiple discs at once? 

one cd/dvd rom, one cd/dvd writer, and the third is an old cd/dvd writer that no longer writes properly. But since it's better than the other two drives at reading scratched discs, I left it in. 

http://www.ultrawet.net/10cent/scan/moebius/ltm/ultra-moebius-ltm-01.htm

Almost put this in the inspiration thread, but it seemed borderline. 

Does anyone have a document with all the Quake info like jump height/distance? 

I can't remember where I got the info, but:

Player Maximum Horizontal Jump Distance = 225
Player Maximum Vertical Jump Distance = 42
Player Maximum Fall Distance w/o Damage = 275
Minimum Gap Size that Player can fall through = 36
Maximum Step/Stair Size that Player doesn't have to jump to use = 17
Player Height = 64

I hope it helps :) 

I wonder what the max horizontal jump is with bunny-hopping - a single hop or after multiples? 

just log player origin every frame that he's ON_GROUND or whatever the flag is, and printf the vector length of origin from the previous origin.

I task Asaki with this ... uh, task.