I love me some Quake!

    Yeah, I still do. There's an active community releasing stunning maps that keep this game alive. Their content is so good that, in my humble opinion, it still beats a lot of the modern day competition. That's why I made this thread, because you are really missing out. Some basics:

    If you want to keep up with the Quake community visit Func regularly. If you want to see the best releases being played by the awesome Daz, subscribe to his Custom Gamer Youtube channel. Of course you don't want to fiddle around too much so use Quaddicted for easy play.

    I'll keep updating this thread as I find new gems. The latest being the release of the Jam2 session featured below.

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    I had the privilige of testing Skacky his map. Here's a glimpse of me kicking ass:

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    Skacky looks so fresh but also so quake-ish... Could be a official quake add-on at the time (wouldn't run on 90's machines...)

    They could had payed Trent Reznor to make some custom music. So great. I'll take a look on the community.

    Which engines are you guys using? The closer to vanilla as possible.

    This is probably, visually, one of the most impressive Quake maps ever:

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    When I've played through these levels before, the map I liked the most in the end was probably Scampies, it's the red and blue one, bottom left on the screenshot.

    People that like to play quake1s SP, should really take a look at func_msgboard.

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    Skacky looks so fresh but also so quake-ish... Could be a official quake add-on at the time (wouldn't run on 90's machines...)

    They could had payed Trent Reznor to make some custom music. So great. I'll take a look on the community.

    Which engines are you guys using? The closer to vanilla as possible.

    I use Quakespasm

    http://quakespasm.sourceforge.net/

    I should probably post this here for the people not keeping up with the Games WIP thread:


    I've been working on a Quake source port, using the original id software renderer (SDL2 is being used for input/output). This is what it's looking like at the moment:


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    Still need to add sound, then I'm probably going to do controller support next because why not, then I will look into the more modern support stuff (IE not exploding on big maps).

    i made a clean folder for my quake and expansion packs with quakespasm i used ezQuake, but they have some really lame effects on the main menu.

    Quakespasm looks pretty cool with interface size factor, external music files and because it's pretty straight forward overall.

    But i didn't found nearest neighbor for texture filter.

    Thanks for the recommendation

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    @Marcem: What will be different about your source port in regard to others?

    I'm basing mine off of the original software renderer, as opposed to extending the OpenGL renderer, like Quakespasm or Darkplaces. If you're familiar with Chocolate Doom, that's what I'm going for.

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    I'm basing mine off of the original software renderer, as opposed to extending the OpenGL renderer, like Quakespasm or Darkplaces. If you're familiar with Chocolate Doom, that's what I'm going for.


    Ah, a vanilla guy, nice and good luck!

    I just watched The Seal Of Nehahra again, I forgot how long it is... 4 bloody hours! It's still a masterpiece though. I'm trying to play the mod now but it's stupidly dark and I can't change the brightness

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    I just watched The Seal Of Nehahra again, I forgot how long it is... 4 bloody hours! It's still a masterpiece though. I'm trying to play the mod now but it's stupidly dark and I can't change the brightness


    What engine are you using?

    I use GLQuake but Nehahra has it's own engine so that doesn't help. There's a Darkplaces version but it looks really ugly when you turn the gamma up :/

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    I use GLQuake but Nehahra has it's own engine so that doesn't help. There's a Darkplaces version but it looks really ugly when you turn the gamma up :/


    Try Quakespam, never had any problems and it will surely run it.

    Believe it or not, Machinegames made a Quake episode. It's up on Quaddicted and called Dimensions of the Past (DOPA). It starts like this :)

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