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It happens from time to time. I still haven't uploaded a report yet anyway.
I have looked all over the internet and cannnot find information about how to get PC Quake maps to work on my Mac. I have heard that they will, but I have had no luck doing so. I am using Fruitz of Dojo's glquake client to play under OS X. If you have any information about this, please let me know.
posting here in case anyone can help... Quake maps play as normal on Macs AFAIK. Both MCM and Junior used Macs IIRC and didn't report any problems.
Tell the guy to stop using some wanky custom engine shite and just try them in Quake. The binary you can get at http://macglquake.sourceforge.net/ is a perfectly decent stock quake engine.
(If anyone know's how to *build* quake on OS X, I'd be interested...) Will somebody bring out a Q1 map already. I'm suffer withdrawal here damnit.
Don't force me to to start bringing out my own hideous efforts... ...you have played Madfox's 28 map magnum opus that was posted in the Screenshots thread, right??
*cackle cackle* call me back from the Anapurna MegaZoid
Shambler got so blasted from playing them he forgot to tell me where I had made them 4 About Painkiller Editor & Tools v1.35
This toolkit for Painkiller allows you to make your custom levels and mods for the game. Based on v1.35 game code. The Editor includes - map-making and rolling up mods: o Users must have 1.35 to use these tools o Easy to use tools and documentation to get people started o Supports both current versions of Maya (plug-ins for 4.5, 5, and 6) and 3D Studio MAX (command line) o Ability to edit almost the entire game � including maps, feature artwork, major engine variables, and scripts MadFox - you are a sick & twisted man. Those maps are pure evil, but have saved me from my Quake withdrawal. I haven't got very far with them yet, but it's a good laugh so far. Cheers for making them :)
Tronyn - Can't wait!!! :D~~~~ Shambler - Thanks for the heads up ;) Help! I'm lost - Don't know witch door has opend - Don't know where to go - Don't know what I'm doing in this map!
For the mega quantity of maps - I'm impressed! For the lack of quality - I'm not so impressed! I made these maps with the intention to see how far i could use the Quark-engine to expose an image of an imaginable world. the whole map is out of grid. Reason it excists is my curiosity it would compile. If you want straight Quake1 levels, don't try this. Levels are quiet irrational, with no comon sense wayout, arised more by intuition than loggical interpretation, and never intended to pubish as an official pack.
I think that explains it all. I read in my Game Informer that George Romero and American McGee are teaming up to make "City of the Dead" which McGee says "will be the goriest game ever made." Sounds interesting to me, and I can't wait to hear more about this. They showed some concept art of a zombie girl with a human head in one hand and a chainsaw in the other. I thought this was interesting.
In a related bit of info, it also said Romero was planning a sequel to Dawn of the Dead, and also a http://www.americanmcgee.com/blosxom.cgi/home/
look at his early August updates. That is definitely some cool shit. I'm looking forward to it. BTW, thx Scampie, I didn't even know McGee had a website.
I'm playing RTCW each evening (when I'm not mapping for Quake), and I've not finished the game (I've just cleared the first episode in the castle last night). These screenshots reminds me some levels of the first episode... Same ambiance, lightning effects and color, wall texture, and iron doors... They look cool indeed... It will be nice to play I think..
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