Project MSX is a weapons and gameplay mod that brings some elements of modern FPS into your 16 year old Doom, and with this attempting to merge both new-school and old-school styles of FPS gameplay.

Screenshot(s): http://i.imgur.com/s5FsP.gif

http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=25836 

did something with virtualdub say eight years ago. Really basic but at least it worked. Tried a few more "modern" open source projects about a year ago and they were really unstable.

So please tell us if you find anything good!

Also image stabilization plugins or something like that would be really nice. 

Windows movie maker!

avidemux?

on Linux check out openshot or kino or what that kde one was called again.

if you hardcore, www.lightworksbeta.com/ is free now. not out for Linux yet though. 

brings some elements of modern FPS into your 16 year old Doom

Why the fuck would I want that. 

had to install it twice to get the menu item and can't open avchd. Trash that. Trying openshot now if it was a bit better nowadays... 

Anyway, got at least something going on in Blender (yes you can edit videos with it too), this tutorial was really quick and nice and explained the very basics:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRwrEU6KDYY

Rendering is really really slow though, like 2 fps, I'm probably doing something wrong. 

Well at least it outputs *something*. The crossfade bugs somehow. Trying again some day. 

yeah, fuck it. 

anyone happen to have the textures from Unreal around for Quake? I don't see them on Quaddicted (I'm looking for the medieval ones used in Sunspire and Dm-Curse etc), or even the name of a map that uses a lot of them that I could extract them from. 

other maps that use the medieval bricks are the nali castle.

you're going to want to extract the nalicast.utx file for those.

they're great textures, btw. hope to see something cool out of them. :) 

can you please make it available at Quaddicted so everyone can use it? Thanks! 

 

I made Doom3 hi-res texture down-conversion to Quake wad format some years ago, and this legal issue poped-up at this time... and I remember the discussion was already "tough"...
Basically, reusing part or all content of any game is prohibited, and it cannot be modified, neither re-selled...(please forgive me if it is a too short summary of the legal content :P), but this is the way I understood it...

But, as far as I know, if the rule would strictly apply, nor game mods neither partial conversion could not be possible at all.. and I am not even talking about mapping.. though..
So I would say (and I know some people will not be happy me saying that), as long as you are down-grading hi-res texture, and as long as you are not doing business with it (i.e no commercial purpose to make money), you are more or less safe.. It clearly depends what you are aiming there, and how the company you are "modifying" its property will react on..

In anyway, good luck, and please ask Spirit to host the resulting wad on Quaddicted ;) 

If I not forget you already did the Q2wad.

When I converted the first q2 level to see if they would fit I was surprised to see reactions.
Some blamed me I used the q2map for my own purpose, other praised me for a good map.

But most of all, it was my first "nice" map after all my average attemps. 

http://www.quaketastic.com/upload/files/texture_wads/Unreal_NaliCast.wad 

http://www.quaketastic.com/upload/files/texture_wads/Unreal_SkyCity.wad 

:) 

Thanks! 

I totally forgot about SkyCity. Makes me want to play through Unreal SP sometime, it had some cool maps. That opening castle was so badass at the time. 

zomggg u guys play so many games... I don't have time for that :p

This weekend spent all day at beach :) FUCKING AWESOME OCTOBER!

http://tempo.sapo.pt/local/oeiras

with no wind! 

zomggg u guys play so many games... I don't have time for that :p

This weekend spent all day at beach :) FUCKING AWESOME OCTOBER!

http://tempo.sapo.pt/local/oeiras

with no wind! 

I didn't press twice :( 

Spaz. 

Why do all games and almost all other programs leave so many entries in the registery after you uninstall them?? Why can't the uninstall process include deleting all those entries??

Always confused me... 

To prove they were there. And because they are lazy. Ideally, one should install programs with an installation manager that logs all changes and is capable of unstalling everything completely.