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[metlslime]

re: iPhone darkplaces

Apple's approval process for new iPhone developers is pretty much this: if you can pay the $99 fee, you're approved.

Though, Quake as it stands would not be fun on the iPhone, the platform would really need a simpler FPS with controls designed for the interface, and levels / monsters designed for the controls, rather than a clumsy straight port.

[MeTcHsteekle]

what about thst csqc?

do u suppose tht might be a standard eventually?

at leastin gl, i dont know how it would look in a software :\

[Lardarse]

What it probably runs on (with a recompile or possibly a little editing):
OpenPandora (product not released yet, will see what is involved)

ARM Processor (so no FPU), 128MB ram, may possibly need re-written (or SDL) joystick support, should be similar to the Linux port apart from that.

[leileilol]

Now, what platform does DarkPlaces not run on that people actually care about?

older pentiums and 486s obviously. func_msgboard is obviously a ghetto full of people stuck on them. *sarcasm*

Crashing on certain video drivers is not an excuse (workarounds can be added if people tell me what feature does not work on what driver).

oh? does this mean there's a possible chance of running this on PCX2 chipset?

[LordHavoc]

oh? does this mean there's a possible chance of running this on PCX2 chipset?

Yes if you can get me a log with the startup details with the -developer -condebug options, and then a list of -nowhatever options that are required to get it to work properly (assuming it runs with -safe - if it doesn't even run with that it may be fairly hopeless).

Not sure that there is any value in PCX2 support though.

[Urre]

On a personal note, I've been "dreaming" about a Wii DP port for a while, as the Wii control scheme and mentality (accessibility mainly) fits the DP game I've been working on lately, so that'd be pretty damned wicked...

[Wazat]

DP mods on the Wii would rock. I loved how aiming worked in Metroid Prime. It's not as effective as a mouse in a classic fast-and-furious quake DM, but in single player it would be very cool.

[Spirit]

What it probably runs on (with a recompile or possibly a little editing):
OpenPandora (product not released yet, will see what is involved)

ARM Processor (so no FPU), 128MB ram, may possibly need re-written (or SDL) joystick support, should be similar to the Linux port apart from that.

There is someone already working on the port.

[LordHavoc]

What it probably runs on (with a recompile or possibly a little editing):
OpenPandora (product not released yet, will see what is involved)

ARM Processor (so no FPU), 128MB ram, may possibly need re-written (or SDL) joystick support, should be similar to the Linux port apart from that.

There is someone already working on the port.

phrosty in #fte mentioned working on it.

I've got one preordered but not sure when that will ship.

I doubt it will require any special support.

Some ARM processors DO have an FPU, for example the Dreamcast's cpu had a few floating point ops (critical since it ran 3D games), I don't know if the Pandora's cpu does but I'd assume so for performance reasons.

[MDave]

What it probably runs on (with a recompile or possibly a little editing):
OpenPandora (product not released yet, will see what is involved)

ARM Processor (so no FPU), 128MB ram, may possibly need re-written (or SDL) joystick support, should be similar to the Linux port apart from that.

There is someone already working on the port.

phrosty in #fte mentioned working on it.

I've got one preordered but not sure when that will ship.

I doubt it will require any special support.

Some ARM processors DO have an FPU, for example the Dreamcast's cpu had a few floating point ops (critical since it ran 3D games), I don't know if the Pandora's cpu does but I'd assume so for performance reasons.

Quake 2 unoptimised runs on it at 60fps at 320 x 240. It does have a FPU

Check the videos on youtube.

Quake 3 should run pretty smoothly on it too, once that gets ported and takes advantages of the hardware. Some even say Doom 3 could work, if that ever becomes open source.