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The project is still progressing to make it available to all I had to protect my ftp, encode and encrypt the archives.
The only way will be to use the script. If you want the mods the user will have to go through the sources like Quaddicted the links will be displayed on each mod in the launcher. The launcher will allow you to install the mods one by one to save space. If one mod is dependent on another, it will install the dependency on you. I return work on. "It's Called The Quake Injector Dumb Ass."
ok child i know quake injector. But I think you're too narrow-minded for me to explain more about why I'm doing this. Hey. I'm a bit of a new face in the Quake community, so I'll briefly introduce myself. I started modding Quake about 2 years ago, slowly but surely learning QuakeC. I'm building up a good template for a game (which if you frequent the QM Discord server you might have seen) for usage in a first-person-shooter project similar to Quake. The problem is, I don't have proper 2D art skills, or level design skills. I can only model weapons, props, and code. I wanted to know where could I find other developers interested in such a concept that would like to work with me on a commercial game.
I can't seem to make the game run above the default 60fps even after fiddling with console commands. What am I missing?
What happened to Rick Lipsey?
Anyone have a clue? He hasn't left any means of contact behind. Interesting alternative to the Java version. Have not tried it.
https://www.quaddicted.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=948 Screenshot Quake 1 is actually not a free/open source game.
The engine, tools and some of the content may be GPL-licensed, but Quake 1 is very much a commercial game. That's even in the readme from the original engine code release. https://github.com/id-Software/Quake/blob/master/readme.txt All of the Quake data files remain copyrighted and licensed under the original terms, so you cannot redistribute data from the original game... People really should know what they're talking about here. Free software zealots should know that Quake 1 is what it is, not what they'd like it to be. None of this is to say that decompiling a progs to learn from it is a bad thing. The Quake re-release was clearly intended to be hacked on by the community. why people are allowed to post anonymously here? 90% of anons just post offensive nonsense.
Oh really? I do often wonder if it's a known member of the community who simply doesn't have the balls to post under their normal identity, but I hadn't considered that it might (nearly) always be the same coward doing it.
I post without an account, it does not mean that I am toxic. Internet and filled with brainwash. you just have to ignore them.
Halloween Jam 4: Quakeslyvania
The time is upon us again! Sharpen your stakes, ready your garlic and try not to scream as we make spooky levels for Arcane Dimensions! Mod: Arcane Dimensions 1.8 Get it here: https://www.quaddicted.com/reviews/ad_v1_80p1final.html Gameplay Theme: Metroidvania, use the new permanent upgrade items for map progression! Blast Belt, Jump Boots, Lava Shield, and so on. Map Prefix: hwjam4_authorname Submissions: fairweather DOT design AT gmail DOT com, or fw#1312 Resources: Anything you'd like! Keep it spooky, or check this shared media Drive for assorted stuff: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-s5DRShruSjRzKIrAyome-gDWw6ZL9YJ Deadline: Roughly 28th to 28th Countdown: https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/halloween?iso=20211028T00&p0=57&msg=Halloween+Jam+4&ud=2&font=serif&csz=1 I just want to complain about a trend I've been seeing in a lot of recent Quake maps/mods, but I don't want to single anybody out so I'm putting it here.
It seems like everybody and their dog wants to do Doom2016 style encounters, with wave after wave of increasingly difficult enemies spawning in to an enclosed arena. I don't mind it as maybe a final battle at the end of an episode or large map, but it's just getting relentless now and it's sucked most of the enjoyment out of the last few jams/packs I've played, because it just doesn't work that well in Quake. Even if the mapper has the common sense (which too many don't) to add a few respawning ammo boxes and/or powerups to the battle area, there nearly always comes a point in the encounter where it feels more like a chore than an adventure, because Quake doesn't have the dynamic risk/reward element that Doom does with its armour/health/ammo drop system, which always at least gives the player a bit of hope that they might be able to limp to the finish line if they're skilful enough. For the love of god, please go back to designing interesting places to explore instead of just endless killrooms. Thank you for reading my rant. What happened to Rick Lipsey? Anyone have a clue? He hasn't left any means of contact behind.
I might be back - will have to see. I basically suffered major Quake mapping burnout in 2016, followed by 3 years of medical issues which, while not expected to be life threatening, definitely took some wind out of my sails. I did fire up the editor this weekend and messed around a bit. Maybe this will be the year I finally finish a map. |
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