Well, the MAP file is most definitely not a Quake1 MAP file so you'll need to convert it first. 

The map file contains mostly brushes and some patches but I imagine someone here will know how to convert it to Q1. The file I have uploaded is in native Q3 format, sorry if that was confusing. 

It's cool, I was just making sure that people knew it wasn't native Quake1 format. It crashed my editor when I tried to load it. :P Which says more about my editor than anything else, really... 

Which is easily done with a texteditor and a bit of patience.
Quick and dirty, single texture, some broken brush: http://pastebin.com/m5ad77ed6

I think they might be too detailed for poor old Quake though. 

Converting I mean. You just have to change the texture bits (I guess, the stuff behind the faces) and of course remove the patches. 

Surely you can just run it through mapconv? 

after loading an original src file in the hammer editor
http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/8534/cogs.jpg 

had to poke around a bit to find it, but it's here:

http://ftp.heanet.ie/disk1/sourceforge/i/in/industri/mapcon_java.zip

Works for me from the OS X commandline. Converts q2/q3 to q1 map format and back again, adds or removes texture paths, etc. Quite a useful tool at times. 

THAT is badass.

i love a good cog setup ^_^ 

Spirit! Looks Great. 

http://necros.quaddicted.com/temp/outdoors1.jpg

aiming for 50/50 terrain and structures but trisouping seems to eat up more clipnodes/nodes and such. :(

also, if you go over nodes, it causes seriously bad stuff to happen in aglq, and fitzquake just closes without even bothering to yell at you. 

skybox is hipshot's 'stormydays' 

care to send me the map? I thought i supported excessive nodes (of course, i also thought aguirre supported them, since otherwise what's the point of adding it to his Qbsp ports?) Does darkplaces crash too?

Only thing i can think of is nodes + leafs > 65535 wouldn't work at all, but then, i assume the compiler wouldn't build a bsp in that case. 

sorry for the misunderstanding, i meant going over the *new* nodes limit.

i meant that fq will simply close when nodes are over 65k and aglq exhibits garbled bmodel geometry.

i'm actually a little curious about what plain 'nodes' are, and what creates them. if there's a way to reduce them like how clip brushes reduce clipnodes, that would be pretty sweet. 

A node is a volume of space, and if it has children then those children are subdivisions of the parent space (divided by a plane). Starting with the entire world space, you keep subdividing until you get leafnodes, which have no children.

Each leafnode is either solid, water, slime, lava, sky, or empty. The non-solid ones are called "visleafs" and have a list of other leafnodes they can see (calculated by vis) and they have a list of marksurfaces contained by the leaf (to draw whenever the leaf is visible.) 

less complex geometry gives fewer nodes :)

Perhaps geometry being more axial would help too, more weird angles creates more unique planes i think. 

Make a slightly (or greatly) simplified version of the floor out of clip brushes and make all the trisoup malarkey func_illusionary/wall? 

Look pretty btw, lot more peaceful than you normally get in Quake 

necros, looking good is there anymore to see? A more panned out view? 

http://necros.quaddicted.com/temp/indoors1.jpg
here's an indoors shot.

i had originally planned to use the hipnotic white brick textures, but instead settled on q3 bricks instead (smblk3b3dim_wall but i've bleached them a bit in photoshop). the hipnotic cathedral bricks were way too clean. 

...for president 

GLQuake's linear filtering makes sprites look very :( 

Downside is that everyone with external tex turned off will be looking at crap.

A hybrid of the sparks and Quoth's marshlight with a simple 3d model could work. 

When I get back to e3m4 - not happy with the textured lights in there. 

If you can give me a hand with the sprite.