I don't think there's any flags in their statements, at least I wouldn't know if there were. Total novice.
https://i.imgur.com/xQIKmm4.png
And I don't think I'm using a muzlebright or muzleflash, but indeed, the only lighting in the room are torches in the center. Would that have anything to do with it? 

That is the Death Lord's intermittent 50% damage reduction aura.

https://www.quaddicted.com/webarchive/kell.quaddicted.com/quoth/quoth_tutorial.html 

also.... quaddicted is hosting an archive of itself? 

So they indeed have Flags in their statement.
I couldn't find theor cmoment in the tutorial, but I think you can find the cause there.
Try a bit hussling with the flags number. 

Quoth qcc code is not published, but I think this is just a mapping error. 

It's not a mapping error. It's working as expected. 

Does the Fuck relatest to #20567 or #20572? 

I must be as ill tempered as OTP, sorry for that.

Let's see it the other way.
Not that I'm huanlopan.

Would it be possible to change the flag options for the Quoth DeathLords? In the dimmed imgur view of Trenchboom I see a few parms.

If the defs are:
// entity effects

float EF_BRIGHTFIELD = 1;
float EF_MUZZLEFLASH = 2;
float EF_BRIGHTLIGHT = 4;
float EF_DIMLIGHT = 8;

could they be turned off by deleting some, or turn them to 0? Or doesn't this work with Quoth code. 

@onetruepurple
Hey, thanks for the link, and thanks for the clarification! That's a load off. I'll peruse this Quoth tutorial page for sure. 

The Death Lords has no spawnflags, and the effect cannot be turned off. It's there on purpose, and that purpose is "the Death Lord takes 50% damage when the effect is active". 

Sorry for intervening on a case I have no experience. 

I know there's such a thing for Arcane Dimensions, as stated on this page, but what about Quoth/id1? 

There's no flag to disable it in Quoth or ID1. In Quoth an alternative is to construct a fight using the Death Guard/Death Knight/Death Lord triumvirate as they never infight with each other - they are treated as variants of the same monster. 

@Preach
I see, thanks for the response. No way around it: Have to be clever with enemy placements. 

I used to hate infighting in my maps. But once I saw some of the clever ways players use it in a tactical sense I got over it. It's part of the game play.

But yes, you can mitigate it in enemy placement. And remember, in id1 only Grunts will infight each other. The rest of the gang will ignore their own type. 

^Thanks for the tip, and hey, thanks for the Trenchbroom tutorial series. It's the whole reason I'm here right now. Really enjoying making my own small map. Hoping to make bigger, more traditional Quake ones soon. 

Hi there!

I was triyng put my custom models on my map, but when i try to rotate the objects, the collision boxes remains in the same spot and not rotate with the model, how can i fix this?

A screenshot

https://imgur.com/gallery/sfFhXPr 

If it is a model or static give them a flag :
"angle 180" or any number 0/360. 

Useful as always, thanks bro! 

I am still wondering how you obtain that transperant shape. Is that fence a static entity or a brush with texture? 

FWIW: You can make Ogres infight by using monster_ogre vs monster_ogre_marksman.

marksmen also don't play their alert sound. 

Its a model, looks better this way in quake engine.. 

Hi everyone, I'm new into Quake mapping. I want to create a singleplayer map but encountered a weird issue. When I move around my map, I get teleported outside the level into some location way outside of it. Can anyone tell what is going on?

For the record, I've placed only ground floor on the level, simple paths just to check it out.

Here's the shot from the map:

Screenshot -> https://ibb.co/x2JHHJy

The points with 'teleport area' are the places where if I move close to it, I get teleported far away.

Cheers 

One possible reason is if you are building really far away from the origin. Your map is very small so that seems unlikely, but if that is the case, move everything close to the world origin. The standard boundaries are ±4096 from the origin. 

Yes, that was it! Moving it closer to the world origin helped. Thanks for the help :)