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I converted a doom 3 model to an md3 and dropped into darkplaces. Pretty cool! I've always admired doom 3's models and animation, it's fun to finally know enough the play around with them.
https://interplayoflight.wordpress.com/2017/10/25/how-unreal-renders-a-frame/
It's an overview of Unreal engine's rendering by studying how a frame is processed (using RenderDoc). It should be interesting to those who want a peek under the hood of a modern graphics engine. ...anyone know of a good archive of RAMSHACKLE (the site that gave the TrenchBroom editor its name)?
The bit7.org link that Frib posted in the TrenchBroom thread is dead and apparently intentionally excluded from archive.org. And any other bits of RAMSHACKLE that I can find around the web (e.g. at quakewiki.net) are incomplete. Probably defeated by the fact that the site originally used a Java app for navigation. Even the archive.org coverage of the original site is missing most images and probably other stuff: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.planetquake.com/ramshackle/full/* Got an urge to revisit it and it's kind sad if it is really permanently gone. because fire rate is linked to frame rate.
Q:C is unfortunately sort of a dumpster fire on the coding side due to the outsourced development, which is a royal shame because the actual gameplay is typical fun Quake but there's so many naggling performance and networking issues plus a slowwwwwwwww balance change schedule.
Preach had mentioned on his wordpress page that QME has an "undo" feature.
Preach, I've tried ctrl-z in the 3d view and it doesn't work on either version 3.1 or 3.0. How does this work?? Here's a link to the page where he mentions it: https://tomeofpreach.wordpress.com/2012/12/31/in-defence-of-qme/ Thanks. |
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