it really needs the full 50MB Nehahra game to be dwnloaded, but thanks Ricky. 

you can just use the regular glquake engine on that page too. 

use the "convdem" utility on AguirRe's page to convert it so it will run in both of his engines.... 

Download this map now.

Only bad point was the loops sometimes got me lost. A few arrows / hints would have helped.

Otherwise great gameplay, impressive level of detail and lots of clever ideas. 

even 50MB Nehahra does not work for me, writes "Couldn�t load sprites/smoke.tga". 

Just use the normal glquake of aguirRe. The nehquake is a bit complicated to use.

Unzip the .exe from this zip into your Quake dir. http://user.tninet.se/~xir870k/glquakebjp.zip 

when I do that, graphic is broken, I see only yellow, violet smudges in game... 

Really nice idea and well implemented. I couldn't help noticing a HOM in the rune room (next to the 'S' rune). I'm only pointing this out because of the high build quality in the rest of the map. It is also quite easy to rocket jump to the buttons. Some kind of barrier on the ceiling would have stopped players doing this and defeating one of the main points of the map (collecting the runes), even though I agree most of the time mappers shouldn't have to worry about movement exploits. 

I had a blast on this one. Having to play through it 3 times with the environment change each time was well executed. My only complaint about this map was that it might have been too easy. Theres plenty of health and ammo to waste in this map.

The detailing was incredible with some nice interconnectivity. Never a dull moment. I couldn't find all the runes though.

This is a must play. Even you don't like to use enhanced glquake, I don't care. Download and play now. 

nice work. First, i really liked the use of the "maps you have to play through more than once" theme, which was a failed speedmap theme and was inspired from some old necros speedmap before that.

the detailing and geometry and texture use was erratic and cool, with all sorts of weird details and combinations.

I got confused about what the runes were for, though -- seems i didn't need them to complete the map. And i didn't see how i was intended to get them. 

nice use of nonlinear layout where you can progress through the map(s) via several different approaches. 

...of handling this on mac osX?

Fruitz Of Dojo's GL crashes upon startup... Willem, maybe you can help?

At present, I can't play anything on PC, so I'm stuck to the office's Mac... C'mon! Help me play this beauty!!! 

I wasn't able to get it fired up on FitzQuake on Mac either. I'm not much use on the engine side of things, sorry! 

a mac build of DarkPlaces 

But.
Darkplaces only runs windowed.
Darkplaces only runs 16 bits.
Darkplaces only runs lowest settings.
Darkplaces only runs fast as a snail.
Darkplaces crashes.
Darkplaces sucks.
Big.
Time. 

you're fucked 

that would explain why Macs are regarded as performance boosters. No games to play at the office means you are stuck having fun reformatting those targas in Photoshop your boss asked you to do. 

...so, let's thank god for the ACTIONS palette.

And back to that pesky NM demo I'm trying to record.
Oh, and let's not forget Willem. He gave us TOETAG to fiddle with.

Performance booster. Indeed. 

I love my Mac. Honestly, I game on my consoles so my Mac is purely for nostalgia stuff like Quake and for writing code for fun hobby projects. It's a -blast-. 

... for sure!

I absolutely love Mac. There's no other machine when it comes to dependability and stability. The only let down is that not everything that has been made for Quake over the years has been ported(obviously).

Oh, well, over to my sister's now. I have my pc there... 

So, OSX is superior to Windows, except for gaming. But, there is an SDL beta of Fitzquake, done by Sleepy I believe. Look it up! 

 

It's basically impossible for anyone to mention Macs without someone moving it into, "My OS can beat up your OS" territory. It sucks because it basically means a meaningful conversation on the subject is impossible.

Sometimes the internet sucks. 

...I'm not really in that territory. I just said that IMHO Mac Os is a bit more reliable environment to work in as far as I'm concerned...
But, that's just a perspective...

I work in the printed graphics field and, clich�e as it sounds, Mac pretty much sets the standard. Said that, I sometimes work on Win 2k, I find Windows more amicable when I have to, say, edit videos and sounds.

I think it's really a matter of comfort, that's all...

And, I agree sometimes the internet sucks. 

I use to be a hard line Windows user a few years ago, and still use it, but I have softened on my disdain for the Mac (still don't care for the �ber-boomer Jobs, but anyway). I've had some experience with the Mac editing film over the last few years (my best friend recently graduated from the film school in Wilmington, I helped on several projects), and if I could afford another top end system to be used purely for productive purposes, I would most likely go with the Mac now.