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I wouldn't be calling it "cghubs", and Polycount's more than a forum.

because GOD and NOTARGET are bitflags that can be checked, and they alias out an impulse to change them instead in an 'authorized' way.


The more impressive thing is Prydon's save-scumming protection

Have you tried doing it with the progs106.zip source?


The instructions in frikbot.qc are nicely written and understandable. You can do it!

Still fun and nice to see the old ik textures get lasting. and I still love the look of the old qtest water texture

Nehahra is also an acid test for supporting incompetently implemented vile hacks that no one elses uses BUT IT'S A LONG FILM STORY so you have to Quake Rally can also be a role of a regression test since it does some dark magic with movetypes and setorigin to cause car physics to happen. In XMEN, th...

EDIT: something like this

if i did this in my uneccessarily anal way i'd just stick the progs.dat crc appended to the save file name and get the engine to load that automatically appended. but if I do that, someone will bitch on the debian mailing list that it's not secure enough and should be a progs.dat sha-1 hash save fil...

the 'abandonware' eternal september chain is to thank for the unauthorized blood ports treating the game as public domain under the guise that it can't be bought and needs a "#1 blood master", assuming no one has known about the game prior to being added to some warez sites in the mid 00's...

While I couldn't get the NTSC signal encode+decode working, I at least have the colorspace conversion bleed working.




The red numbers are the most obvious place to look

Probably could recreate it in GLQuake by linearly resampling the lightmap upward x 16, nearest filtering AND palettizing it to the Quake palette

This is why I chose to use a big 18-bit translation table (generated using the same BestColor function that made the colormap). Remember that 8-bit color (in VGA) only has 18-bit color precision, anything more than that is a waste. You'd probably have to do something about BuildLightmapRGB halving p...

HunterK wrote a blog post featuring the shader in action. I also recently committed the new dithering version in the RetroArch common-shaders repository

Quake2 even had this problem so they derived their translucent brush drawing code from the water spans code, making some very jumbled up glass textures as it worked strictly with 64x64 tiles. This is why that window in base1 right at the start looks corrupt, as well as other places such as bloody gl...

s3 virge emulation