Where's* 

https://www.twitch.tv/rickyt232

Plan to do more! 

You play a map, kill all monsters and find the exit. But before leaving the map, you want more from it. You move back to explore the map but there's no monsters left. You then feels a strong "solitude" atmosphere while moving around and try to find the secrtets you missed.

I'm wondering if there's an option or a way to brink back all the monsters programmed in the map when you finished it, or to make the monsters to reappear one by one after their death (with some time delay).


This option could bring more life to the map, by allowing the player to explore it in the reverse way (from the exit to the start place, if there's no dead-end or permanently closed door).

So is there a way to do this? 

It would have to be a feature added to a mod.

Or, perhaps the map itself could have extra scripting to respawn enemies, in some mods that might already make that possible (like, maybe AD or progs_dump.) 

easily with Quoth and some func entities, but would need the map to have it as a feature, like Metlslime wrote. 

https://www.moddb.com/games/doom-ii/addons/isabelle 

Don't waste a few bytes of forum data posting such drivel on here. 

I made a video featuring my first Quake map from early 1997. Thought it would be fun to share. Made it with Quest. Fun to look back! 

link here: https://youtu.be/7fVDNfyozXk 

The moment at 2:35 is great 

Nice blast from the past.
Better not talk shit about Quest though - I've made quite a few not-entirely-bad maps with it! 

Oh no way I enjoyed Quest and I am actually working on a new map in Quest 2.4 for that video (Quest 2 Beta 1 in the console). 

#31801: RMQ originated directly from Fitz 0.85, not QS. 

Okay good to know, I must have misunderstood long ago 

Isn‘t the RMQ engine platform independent? I vaguely remember that it was either based on my SDL port or on QS, which also derives from the SDL port of Fitz. I want to say I helped out with the bindings to the GL functions at some point, but I might also be wrong. 

So the engine comes with the SDL dlls. That indicates that I remember correctly (but it doesn't prove it).

Looking further, here's a link to RMQ's gl_vidsdl.c file, containing copyright notices from Ozkan Sezer (szo), who is QuakeSpasm's maintainer. I think that proves that it's based on QS.

https://svn.icculus.org/*checkout*/remakequake/engine/Stable/2010-07-19%20RMQ%20Engine%20MSVC/RMQ%20Engine%20MSVC/gl_vidsdl.c?revision=2271&content-type=text%2Fplain 

gl_sdl.c seems to be the only file that has a copyright notice from QS (but I haven't checked all of them). Other files contain copyright notices from me, so it might also be based on the SDL port, and then someone copied only gl_sdl.c from QS. 

It was a fork of an earlier version of QuakeSpasm, can't remember which, but at the time QuakeSpasm really was just an SDL port of FitzQuake with additional bugfixes. 

That explains it. 

hello 

going to try and run the RMQ Winter 11 demo on an XP machine. I seem to remember it working perfectly at one point. When I try and run the demo now it doesn't run IIRC. 

just use windows 10 

nt