Quake Engine and Visual C++ Express 2008
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Quake Engine and Visual C++ Express 2008
by Stroggos » Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:54 pm
Ive been wanting to mod the quake engine for a while largly because of mh's DirectQ which is and im not being a suck up my favourite Quake Port because it is so simple. Anyway i only have VC++ Express 2008 and someone here said how to do it but didnt go into much detail so basicly how would you do it???
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Re: Quake Engine and Visual C++ Express 2008
by Baker » Thu Apr 16, 2009 3:53 am
Stroggos wrote:Ive been wanting to mod the quake engine for a while largly because of mh's DirectQ which is and im not being a suck up my favourite Quake Port because it is so simple. Anyway i only have VC++ Express 2008 and someone here said how to do it but didnt go into much detail so basicly how would you do it???
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by mh » Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:54 am
DirectQ should work very well with 2008 Express. It was originally a 2008 Express project before I back-ported it to 2003. 
Really, it should just be a matter of opening the project, choosing to convert it, selecting all the defaults, and job done.
Really, it should just be a matter of opening the project, choosing to convert it, selecting all the defaults, and job done.
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by Stroggos » Fri Apr 17, 2009 10:14 am
mh wrote:DirectQ should work very well with 2008 Express. It was originally a 2008 Express project before I back-ported it to 2003.
Really, it should just be a matter of opening the project, choosing to convert it, selecting all the defaults, and job done.
Yeah DirectQ works a treat when compiling thanks!!!
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