"Quake 2" Build
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"Quake 2" Build
by Baker » Sat Jan 23, 2010 5:20 pm
I built the QUAKE2 version of GLQuake hoping to play around with some of the "ifdef'd out" features.
Specifically, to look at the ability to return to a map you exited and resume it as you left it for the idea of non-linear game play.
When I start up the QUAKE2 build of GLQuake and then go to single player, not surprisingly I get (although I hadn't thought that) ...
"progs.dat system vars have been modified, progsdef.h is out of date."
Does anyone know of a valid QuakeC source (and qc compiler if needed) to build a "QUAKE2" progs.dat?
/Yes I bet this question was asked and answered back 10 years ago, but with QuakeSrc.org long dead I'm not even quite sure how to dig for this info.
Specifically, to look at the ability to return to a map you exited and resume it as you left it for the idea of non-linear game play.
When I start up the QUAKE2 build of GLQuake and then go to single player, not surprisingly I get (although I hadn't thought that) ...
"progs.dat system vars have been modified, progsdef.h is out of date."
Does anyone know of a valid QuakeC source (and qc compiler if needed) to build a "QUAKE2" progs.dat?
/Yes I bet this question was asked and answered back 10 years ago, but with QuakeSrc.org long dead I'm not even quite sure how to dig for this info.
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by Teiman » Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:09 pm
Nope.
Anyway If you can figure out what .fields need, It will be easy to doctore a defs.qc with such fields. Probably are the basic of quake + some .alfa or .something field.
Maybe theres a easiest and elegant way, but I am obtuse on all QC things.
Anyway If you can figure out what .fields need, It will be easy to doctore a defs.qc with such fields. Probably are the basic of quake + some .alfa or .something field.
Maybe theres a easiest and elegant way, but I am obtuse on all QC things.
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by Sajt » Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:37 pm
If you diff the files progdefs.q1 and progdefs.q2 in the Quake source dir, you'll see what fields you'd have to add.
I don't know how valuable the #ifdef QUAKE2 stuff in the source would be though. I think it's very very early experimental code, I doubt it got anywhere near workable.
I don't know how valuable the #ifdef QUAKE2 stuff in the source would be though. I think it's very very early experimental code, I doubt it got anywhere near workable.
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by Spike » Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:43 pm
open up the progdefs.q2 file or whatever its called.
this file was generated by qcc, and you need to get your defs.qc's system globals and system fields to match it (the crc in the progs is actually the crc of the .h file).
just go through the file and migrate the differences to your defs.qc
this file was generated by qcc, and you need to get your defs.qc's system globals and system fields to match it (the crc in the progs is actually the crc of the .h file).
just go through the file and migrate the differences to your defs.qc
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