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Nice. I'm going to have a play then. Suppose I'll have to round up the source for QCC and get that compiled for OSX first...
Not really mapping help but
Or, you know, a binary that runs on OSX would be fine as well! I think it would better to base any work on a more modern compiler like FrikQCC or FTEQCC. It's not like I know anything about it but there often is some talk at inside3d about those.
Alrighty
I found a version of QCC that would run on OSX and I found a copy of the 1.06 QuakeC source. I compiled the QuakeC and that all went well - no errors, and it generated a progs.dat for me. However, when I load the game with my custom game (-game warren) I can't load any maps because it crashes out with: "PR_LoadProgs: pr_fielddefs[i].type & DEF_SAVEGLOBAL" Which, while obviously self explanatory (heh), has me confused. My Quake version is 1.09 and the QuakeC source was 1.06 - would that be the problem? Does the error mean that I need 1.09 QuakeC source or does it mean that my QCC compiler is out of date? I'm lost in a dark cave here and would appreciate someone throwing in a flare. I don't know what the error means, I'm afraid, but 1.06 is the most up to date version of the qc, the other updates only modified the engine. Did you actually make any changes to the source before you compiled it, or just built it straight up?
I compiled it straight up although admittedly I probably didn't do something I was supposed to.
Looking at the Quake source, that particular error comes after it has started to load my progs.dat so it obviously found it and got past the first few checks. Then it dies. Dunno what's up. I'll hack at it some more when I get some time. It's frustrating to get messages like that which are, essentially, meaningless. My suspicion is that my QCC compiler is horribly out of date or something. Would that mattter? Should I spend the time to frankenstein a new version together or does the QCC compiler version itself matter that much?
It's possibly due to a old or dodgy compiler. This link claims to have frikqcc for mac:
http://developer.chaoticbox.com/quake.php?tab=mactools On a pc, I'd only recommend using frikqcc or fteqcc, so I guess getting one of them for mac would be a good start. doesn't Quoth also support trains that can be stopped and retriggered? I know at least that there are some enhancements to the standard entity. If you can't stop/restart trains, it would be a nice addition if it's not too late, Preach ;) ;) ;) :)
Hey, yeah, this is neat! I never played with QuakeC back in the day - this opens up a new world of level editing! Heh.
I made my mover class that I wanted and it was pretty painless! This is going to be fun. You should do me a progs.dat with blood splats (zombie gibs which follow the tradjectory of bullet impacts with all enemies, stick to walls and slowly slide down).
That was my favourite once upon a time, but I cant find it anywhere and I'm allergic to programming :D Apparently its dead simple... ...my ideal mod would basically be Quoth, with the above mentioned effect, and three increment painskins on most enemies except really weak ones (dog, fish, voreling)
I may have to start tinkering around with QC. No - wait - eyes growing redder, windpipe - tightening, skin - breaking out in - rash, nausia increasing... (*passes out from severe allergic reaction*) (*gone into anaphalactic shock*) Willem can you please email me the source code for your multithread vis and light? I am trying to get multithreading to work for linux vis and light tools and a working version would be helpful.
drofmij -AT- gmail -DOT- com
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