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Entities. Any incarnation of radiant throughout its history, from QuakeEd to idStudio. Any form of rotation, though it is most obvious in free rotate.

I'm asking because I've been working with idStudio for three years now and this bug has been there and nobody wants to fix it, and I'm wondering how far back it has been lurking in the codebase.
It would be "hilarious" if this was something that has been there since Q3 days or something and nobody's fixed it because id have just ignored that functionality. 
 
When you describe free rotating entities I automatically think "don't do that," so maybe I learned that because of this bug years and years ago myself, and have since remembered only the lesson and not the cause.

Doom3's builtin radiant let you rotate individual entities, I think, but only Doom3 introduced having the whole transformation matrix for an entity in a keyvalue rather than silly old quake _mangles, and free rotate is the only way to create that keyvalue since you'd be silly to try and type one in. That's probably where the bug was introduced, if I had to guess. 
I Frapsed It 
http://youtu.be/qMEJLh-6fOA

This is what happens and I hate it.

Bad framerate because of fraps.

Disappointed it seems to be a relatively recent bug then. 
 
Well, if you hate it, then don't do that. 
Oh Ok. 
 
It'd The Radiant Way 
yeah, czg, never seen that. :(

it's pretty tho! 
Jam 3 Idea? 
Combining two contrasting map themes together & perhaps the gameplay centres around this combination?

ex; Runic & Nature / Idbase & Medieval / Egyptian & Snow

Perhaps too broad for a Jam though?

[/goesbacktolurking] 
Jam 3 
i agree with truepurple, zer is da theme
why not? we've got the zer itself, i dont't like the half of the maps though, we've got an additional pak(negke/drew) and thats all folks

definitely zer 
Or 
tribute to Trinca 
Yeah 
As ericw told me on #tf, it's probably for the best to keep the jam themes as expansions of existing map packs. Like how jam 1 was an expansion of Honey.

Is there a chance for a new spy map, then?? 
Nitin 
That would be cool, too. I could imagine an rtGnosis jam. But other than that texture set the amount of Unreal wads is pretty unremarkable. 
Is There A Chance For A New Spy Map, Then?? 
actually, there's a chance ofcoarse
but never know whence

i'm trying to seduce someone to finish teh czg maps and no1 is involved

i'm too drunk permanently to mapping properly 
I've Been Playing A Lot Of 
thiefG/thief TMA recently, and some ideas had grown in me, about remake of e4m8, the 'nameless city' 
Day Of The Lords 
^^map pack theme suggestion, not seen those textures used often... 
Also 
The Living End, and the coag3 start map. 
How About 
Jam3 Theme: "The Living End & Elder World Waystation"! I might even map for that. 
The Living Zerend.bsp & Elder World Bunker 
 
Zerst�rer In Name Only 
With 10 entries named "True Love Waits". 
Elder World 
also sounds open enough and yet evoking a specific theme/feel.

Re Unreal, I thought over the years most the textures had been converted? 
Zerstorer 
Zerstorer 
 
OZ. 
OZ. 
 
I Want The Func Logo Tatoo..uhhuu...ed Above My One Tiny Penis 
with blood and such, dwelling from the scrotum..
But one tiny penis.
One Tiny Penis. 
Nitin 
Unreal, I thought over the years most the textures had been converted?

As far as i know there is only two texture sets from Unreal on wads for Quake1 (Skycity and Nalicast), with 448 textures counting both of them. 
That Unreal 1 Rock Texture 
Is still the greatest rock texture ever created. You know the one I'm talking about! 
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