Eraser wrote:

VolumetricSteve wrote:Willits spends a lot of time bringing up germany...interesting.

Uh yeah, the interviewer is from a german gaming website

Well, that'd explain that pretty well then, wouldn't it?
That's what I get for not paying attention.

Just saw a short interview with Tim Willits. Although he doesn't outright deny it's going to be a class-based team shooter, he does go out of his way to emphasize they are going for Quake 3/Quake Live levels of speed, strafing and overall feel. Plus PC only. And targeting 120fps. Sounds alright to ...

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also, happy birthday

I now realize that's sock's site.

Oye. Glad it helped though.

Didn't expect to get quoted in a different thread, like an alzheimers patient I scanned this thread for where I said that. Sneaky.

That's incredible work..what the hell Sock, what engine did you take those screenshots in? I think I see an ogre in there, is that a single player map?

a quick googling revealed this: http://quake3world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=47106 I find it odd though I can't seem to find the source code...or where these binaries came from. Edit: I emailed the guy who runs the site the binary comes from, according to him, V2.1i was something TTimo cont...

Damn, sounds like I missed the boat on this...

You're not wrong..and admittedly, I'm sure with no optimization maps compile blazingly fast these days even in windows (especially on intel chips which are absolutely bananas), but in the case of especially large maps like the ones I tend to make it could save someone a few hours. This was half proo...

I'm very thankful that I can leave for months on end, come back to an nvidia thread about the latest tech, and we can't go even a few pages without the unusual number of testicles supposedly attached to scared coming up. I'm surprised so many of you want to wait for the 970 to drop in price, why not...

I guess this goes in programming, but it could help the mappers too so...here goes. About a year ago, I took a job in a place where I help run supercomputers. I learned a crapload in this past year...and of course, my ulterior motive this whole time was to take what I learned and apply it to quake 3...

Hipshot wrote:I say you would need singleplayer enemy-models, the Q3 bots don't really work =/

Yeah, it'd be an undertaking....I just wonder how possible it is from a code perspective at this point so if a team of dedicated individuals got into it, they could pull something really cool off.

Eraser - I've been out of the loop for a while...recently I took up mapping for doom *because* I wanted to make a relatively simplistic single player experience, but the level tools are obviously limiting in what you can do with vertical space, among other draw backs. In your first post, you mention...

Happy winter time, ass bags.

Merry Christmas or whatever you ass blasters.


Cheers.

Sounds good, I'm around, I can be easily found elsewhere online, I stick with the VolumetricSteve name pretty universally, it might be easier to work together if you're on steam or something.

I've had this happen a few times, it's because of a few things, but primarily it's the way q3map2 stores lightmap data. I've had SOME luck with manually stitching brushes together differently..like having them meet at a 45 degree angle and use the caulk texture between them...sometimes it helps, som...

I'm not sure where else I could post it where it'd get any relevant visibility, but I've been thinking of making a 32-level doom wad and I've never mapped for doom before, but always wanted to. I'm very familiar with q3 mapping, so I get a lot of the core concepts involved, but I have some doom-spec...

I bet some tutorials for Return to Castle Wolfenstein would help you out, but I've never mapped for that, so I'm only able to guess.

As for going above 16K*16K, i'm thinking that's an engine limitation....Obsidian would know for sure.

Maybe we could use it to play the new Doom or Unreal Tournament? Current indie arena shooter games have poor triple-monitor (not that it's needed in competitive FPS but it's definitely more fun this way) or SLI support. I'm not even talking about games from 1999 or prior. Fine by me! and yes, there...

Hey everyone, I started a steam group based on the idea people could use it as a quick matching system for deathmatch in games we love that are growing increasingly hard to play online due to players being drawn away over the years. My hope is that it'll primarily be used for Doom or Quake franchise...

Don Carlos wrote:Yes it was

I played it on both PS4 and PC and it performs excellently on both of them. Playing on PC felt like I was playing a modern, very pretty Quake. It's a day one purchase for me, no question.

Strongly inclined to agree.

@AndyW

Huh...my god github is annoying. Maybe this will work....

https://github.com/volumetricsteve/Litm ... -small.map

You should be able to right click on that link and do "Save link as..."

@CZGhost
You're an interesting dude.

I have 32 cores on the system I'm building on. Note : it's a dual Xeon E5-2698 v3 I believe they're 16 cores each. Also for anyone trying to compile the map, you've obviously want to change the -threads to match your system. I'm trying to get a sense of how quickly the map compiles on systems that a...

bitch had it comin'