I know where.

I pretty much knew the canyon wouldn't work on QuakeDC, the map actually goes beyond the extents of the coordinate system, it's so large (that's okay in normal Quake, because the parts beyond the normal extents aren't reachable). The Prydon Gate website will be updated in a few days with a more 'pro...

I like cheese.

Resurecting this old topic: Fragger, you did 'revert' it even if you did so unknowingly, since you essentially returned it to a previous (and better) state. The only reason it was different by the time it was released was because of TDA's auto repeat problem. Even though you never saw how it worked ...

Re Tyne: I did test it, but then I just compiled again with optimizations enabled and the durn thing didn't work. I don't know which optimization did it, but it's a rather strange effect -- everything else works except experience. 1. This was fixed in 1.1, as Tyne said. 2. There are four armor types...

Whoop! There it is! Although it's not mentioned in the readme, I'd like to thank this forum's own TheDumbAss for 11th hour testing on the DC.

All you did to the debounce code in JoyConsole is revert it to the way it was initially, the way I designed it when working in context of the pc (where a button is either up or down). TDA had me change it to the frame skip ("time delay") that it is now because he encountered some sort of a...

The only change to the physics was to essentially alias MOVETYPE_STEP to the code for MOVETYPE_WALK, since WALK on non client entities will cause the game to error out.

My approach was to use QC to essentially hex edit the running game, find svs.maxclientslimit and raise it to 16, thereby doing what -listen 16 does on the PC. The problem was that by raising the client limit, suddenly Quake hasn't allocated enough space in the hunk for 16 clients and reported "...

Size doesn't matter, it's what you do with it that counts.

Well I have a comment. Screen 3 is ugly, ugly, ugly. Who you got mapping for that thing? geeze.

No, it wouldn't be Quake, exactly, there's where the term mods and TC come in.

No RPG won't be a 'true TC'....but it could be with a little effort, I'll have to run it by Ren...err Tyne. The big problem is 90% of the sounds / models I've added to the mod infringe somebody or else's copyright. (much of it Blizzard's). Normally mods can get away with it, but a true standalone ga...

Oh scudge, gotta remove the torch spell from RPG then

dcquake could be hexedited however to replace the pop.lmp image data / filename.

What can brown do for your business?

Just a small correction, the name of the project that is near a 'complete tc' is really OpenQuartz , *not* Open Quake - which in reality is a (now stagnant) Quake engine news site. Open Quartz will one day replace all the content of Quake - but until that day arrives anyone with a few spare hours ca...

Use WinQuake then.

Back when the first warez copies of the game were made, 20 megs in size was pretty enourmous. I remember groaning about how the Quake demo was an unbelievable 9 megs as a matter of fact. At the time I was on a 33.6 though.