That was for Fifth. 

But that filter sure is impressive in its own right. 

I generally dislike (...) high-res texture packs

I'm surprised, because you seemed to like those I made for Cepheus. 

I like that the filter is skewed like N64 mipmapping 

adib

Hence the word "generally". 

The world being made up of lots of little visible squares isn't fucking realistic either you shitcunts.

As long as the option to switch pixellation off is there, who cares tho?? 

It's existence is an abomination unto the Lord. THAT'S the problem. 

 

I don't understand the fascination with writing software renderers with "modern" features. I mean, this has been done in the Unreal 1 and Unreal 2 engine, and also done in that old Pixomatic thing from RAD Game Tools:

http://www.radgametools.com/pixo/PixoWithUnreal2004.txt

Unless, of course, you like heroic coding:

http://blog.codinghorror.com/i-happen-to-like-heroic-coding/

But it's not innovation in any way. 

Not everything is done to innovate or profit. Sometimes it's just for pure enjoyment. Folks 'round here call it a 'hobby'. 

Now I'm doing some detailing here and there with my map on the more finished areas I decided to experiment with phong shading again -

http://www.quaketastic.com/files/screen_shots/5thphongrocks.png 

That makes my phong erect but FFS enable anti aliasing already. 

can't wait to mess around with the phong shizzle 

No point moaning about anti-aliasing with non-GL Quake surely?? 

 

I don't understand the fascination with writing hardware renderers with "oldschool" features. I mean, this has been done in other engines.

Unless, of course, you like lazy coding.

But it's not innovation in any way. 

Sorry for the trolling, but it's impossible to demotivate me. I just don't care about such arguments. I'm used to them. 

I see what you did there. I used to use anti-aliasing in my quake all the time but it does tend to look smudged when I posed a JPEG online so I decided against it to get a little sharpness in my images. 

I just phonged. 

I just phonged. 

Phones need spinny things to let you know you hit submit already. 

 

Is that Map fifth ? 

Hey Fifth what compilers are you using for this stuff? Am I also seeing see through glass with shadows being cast on them for the building on the left or am I crazy? 

you are indeed seeing glass with shadows cast on them. My method is using a texture with lots of gradient detail but only in one direction (to simulate those "lines" you see on glass), but setting a very low alpha amount. I believe the texture is a metallic one.

As for the compiler I'm using the test build that Ericw posted in the tyrutils thread. It has smooth lighting support.