Oh
#122 posted by Spirit on 2008/03/30 15:16:48
Of course +attack is only appended when I actually +attack at that time.
Solution
#123 posted by Preach on 2008/03/30 16:08:53
You must suffix all commands with \n, so that the commands don't run into each other. We toyed with the idea of having all the _command entities sending "\n" after all commands but it doubles the network overhead, and stuffcmd is traffic intensive to begin with. So it's up to mappers to format the commands correctly, but when the tutorial is extended to cover all the _command entities, we will make this explicit.
Ah
#124 posted by Spirit on 2008/03/30 16:55:52
I read that before but forgot about it. Thanks.
Played It
#125 posted by nitin on 2008/04/05 09:21:02
nice stuff! Not overly fond of the backpacks though.
I liked the new maps, although I felt the texturing in e1m2quoth didnt always gel. One bug too, some of the pillars or buttresses kept disappearing and reappearing (sort of like software greyflash but they would just disappear). Is this known? I was using aguire's engine.
Kell
#126 posted by negke on 2008/04/05 12:36:13
quoth2_mapsources.zip 404s
Also
#127 posted by negke on 2008/04/05 15:48:50
when is the Quoth mapping tutorial going to be completed?
Bug
#128 posted by spy on 2008/04/30 07:29:54
map src2 by JPL
i think its a monster_bob relating issue
ADDRESS 28(self)entity 0 330(cnt).cnt 420(?]
: SUB_AttackFinished : statement 0
: CheckAttack : statement 72
: CheckAnyAttack : statement 5
: ai_run : statement 73
: ai_runfly : statement 4
: bob_run1 : statement 2
PR_ExecuteProgram: assignment to world entity
Host_Error: Program error
the same deal with a sicktower by mr.Richard
Spy
#129 posted by JPL on 2008/04/30 08:51:34
It is bug related to Quoth2 monster_bob indeed, not caused by my map...
Yeah
#130 posted by spy on 2008/04/30 09:27:37
i know, but i think progs.dat should be fixed?
Spy
#131 posted by JPL on 2008/04/30 09:41:42
I don't know: perhaps you should ask directly Kell or Preach
I Waiting (hoping) For A Hotfix
#132 posted by RickyT33 on 2008/04/30 12:24:17
After the bomb bug.
Also the Bob is what crashes demo playback in FitzQuake when playing a JoeQuake-recorded demo (I cant remember which protocol is which)
i.e. demos play fine untill a bob is encountered
Preach - Is a hotfix likely to be released at some point? :D
Ok, Fixed
#133 posted by Preach on 2008/04/30 13:11:52
Thanks for the full error message, it made it much easier for me to diagnose the bug. The crash occurs when a monster_bob gets telefragged. It was possible for it to escape the death animation sequence, the ghosting issue which can happen to fiends in the original quake progs. It turns into a crash though, because the gun model for a bob gets removed when it's health is below 0, even though the monster is "ghosted". So eventually you get an assign to world. The death sequence escape has been fixed, and the crash no longer occurs on this map - patch will be available soon.
Preach
#134 posted by JPL on 2008/04/30 13:34:37
Oh yes, I remember this issue now: it has been solved in SRC only, and already reported.
SRC2 has the issue, as it has not been solved, and also because this map is older than SRC: it is a mix between monsters placement (too close) in the slime area with the stairs platform above, and the progs.dat issue...
Well, it is also partially my mistake, I have to admit it.. sorry for the trouble.. ;)
#133
#135 posted by spy on 2008/04/30 13:59:37
Cool
Preach
#136 posted by than on 2008/04/30 15:15:33
there is a minor bug with the screenshake entity aside from the missing default sounds. It prints some debug info when it is triggered. I presume this is not related to the lack of sounds.
What?
#137 posted by Preach on 2008/04/30 17:31:52
You want to get rid of the seismometer?
Ok, seriously, this has been noted and was fixed along with the earthquake sounds. Just holding off a bit to test the recent changes and see if anyone else knows a crash bug first.
Question
#138 posted by spy on 2008/05/02 05:43:41
why doesn't eddie drop a backpack?
What Would
#139 posted by bambuz on 2008/05/06 17:04:27
it require to make a basic standalone version based on quoth(2) with no id non-GPL content (Free content is fine by me, doesn't have to be GPL. Id1 isn't free technically.)
Player model, a few guns besides the plasma..
There are probably already enough original monsters (four?) to have rudimentary playability. There is the excellent Knave texture set too.
I don't know what would be a good from scratch texture set for base maps.
#140 posted by gone on 2008/05/06 23:52:12
but why? there is Cube/sauer for a free fps if you really need one
Cause I Think
#141 posted by bambuz on 2008/05/08 14:03:10
Quoth is cool that would enable it to more people. On all platforms too.
Bambuz
#142 posted by gone on 2008/05/08 15:57:25
yeah, go ahead and start the 'Quoth: free open source FPS' project, Im sure many will jump on
#143 posted by gb on 2008/05/09 03:51:33
I don't know if Quoth-only maps would work. It was made as an enhancement to Quake...
not enough weapons, not open source... copyright issues? ... basic monster types missing... textures...
would be fun to try a Quoth-only map (well as far as it's possible), perhaps a speedmap theme... then again, why not use the time and energy to make a proper Quake map...
I have thoroughly adopted it as a quasi-standard though, because it's readily available, makes some things much easier (spawning), and gives me many more options. I have to violently restrain myself from using such neaties as vorelings, breakables, and delayspawn in my current speedmap.
I would say that Quoth is the first thing I reach for, except that it's practically the other way around. Why _not_ use it, if it makes life easier...
I can understand if someone doesn't like the monsters, but even then it's just a neat package of handy func_s and info_s.
Why Do People Want A Free Quake...
#144 posted by than on 2008/05/09 04:31:20
..when Quake is already 12 years old and available very cheaply? Also, the amount of assets and code you would need to strip out would make it almost a completely different game. I know I don't want to play Quake without the grenade launcher, ogres or shamblers.
Anyway, like gb said, Quoth is a sort of standard for mappers as it contains not only a nice set of new monsters but also a lot of features that make mapping even easier.
Because ...
#145 posted by Baker on 2008/05/09 10:20:52
then maps and other creations could be used by a much larger audience.
But, the reason it will never happen is not due to the models .. Quake only has a very finite set of models (*) .. but because of the sounds.
The sounds in Quake are very high quality, are very numerous (70-100?) and go together very well.
Composition of Quake ..
(1) Player - high quality player model = easy
(2) 10 monsters or so = difficult
(3) 8 weapons = difficult
(4) All the health and ammo boxes are simply boxes = trivial
(5) Projectiles = rocket/grenade/nail = light
(6) Map retexturing = very difficult, but more a question of an endurance
(7) Sounds = nigh impossible
Sounds: all the different player noises, the weapon noises, the thud of a rocket, the drip of tunnel, the monster grunts, the dog bites, the scrag lurking, the cricketey swamp noises
Quake really has the sounds down perfectly.
#146 posted by gone on 2008/05/09 11:10:26
Baker
sound libs are easier to find than an animator
who isnt busy
than/gb
I wish that quoth was just
a lot of features that make mapping even easier. and monsters were in some other pack and vorelings never existed in the first place
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