As best I can tell, the new tag system used at Twitch.tv to help discovery does not contain a tag suitable for level design streams. This is clearly an oversight, and you can give them feedback and suggest they add more tags.

The announcement is at https://blog.twitch.tv/introducing-tags-and-new-categories-33744ef7b04f

The feedback form is at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd2ZNywaDrcRToquXhXr43krj0zLzyBE6pueNzME4iDY1bWLQ/viewform

The current list of tags is at https://www.dropbox.com/s/2mswa08a1wworo5/New%20Tags%20%28Public%29.xlsx?dl=0

The most relevant tags I can find with a quick scan are just the generic Game Development and Modded for playing a game "that has been modified to change visuals, add additional items or maps, etc." Neither of them are really about creating mods or specifically level design.

Consider putting in your two cents and suggesting additional tags via the form. I think Modding for general modding activities and Level Design for mapping and related activities would be good suggestions, and if you can think of others, great. 

Will do.. thanks for putting. Would never have know about this. 

What's the deal with transparent lava in maps... and shouldn't it hurt less? 

to Q dlc 

otr sucks teh shambler dick while he sucks the skackys frenches dickss 

http://quaketastic.com/files/single_player/maps/3.jpg

dedicated to shittler and his minions 

...because any future posts by Spy, even sober ones, can be put in context given that insightful contribution. 

Hello, I would like to use some vertex shaders and some post-process effects in my mod on darkplaces engine. From where should I start? I don’t have any knowledges or experience working in glsl, I just want to find some shaders from the internet or just from other games and adapt them for darkplaces. What should I know to do that? Should it be really hard? Should I learn OpenGL from the basics or should I just learn specifics of shader language in darkplaces to make those shaders work in game engine? Is there any documentation or web source where I can find full information about darkplaces shader language specifics and extensions that are used in the engine? P.S I found not much information on official dp website and if you have the documentation please share it 

Thanks for banning spy from tf. 

Playing Portal 2 custom levels and im shocked to see none from negke.

Get to it chump. 

...or at least not by me. God knows what he's on about. 

 

Inside3D has a broader input for Darkplaces, sad it is gone aside.
Still offers a lot of info.
If you look further in the archive you'll find more info.

InsideQc 

place the question in mapping help. 

i'm really sorry for my words. i shouldn't insult you and the other guys (otp and skacky).

peace. 

I was watching your stream earlier today and noticed some blue base textures that I'd very much like to use at some point. Which wad was it? 

The textures are from the Malice TC. 

 

Does anyone know any custom port with UWP support? 

https://www.twitter.com/yujufudandy/status/1049190707234189312 

https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/MAP_file_format

Honestly, this is a great article to understanding a MAP-file. For mapping in notepad++ this is a quite valuable resource. Let's ditch Trenchbroom alltogether!





JK, though Trenchbroom is a bit OP for creating, what is essentially a textfile.
Props to anybody, who manages to compile a thing they made in a texteditor. You'd have to be quite bored to do that. 

there was at least one map in 1996 that was made in notepad, before any level editors existed. 

And there is Preach's map that he made by hacking the savegame file: https://www.quaddicted.com/quake_advent_calendar_2013/7-12#th_december_-_preach