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Thank you all for the well wishes. :)

I just want to provide an update - I moved in with my boyfriend, Forest 'LordHavoc' Hale about three weeks ago and our life together couldn't be any more wonderful. :)

Best of luck - we'll eagerly await your return and the fruits of your labour. :)

One anecdote I want to add, so long as we're talking about just the Quake axe in single player and not aFPS on-hand melee in general: Tronyn's Arcanum episode (I might be misremembering which one, though) enables the axe to gib zombies, which takes it from id1's mildly useless spawn weapon status up ...

What I'm doing in my game at the moment is handling on-hand melee with cones in place of traces: each melee attack fires off a findradius for hostiles, performs a dot product to check if any found hostiles are within the actual cone while recording the closest distance found for any that are ...

Your best bet would be to do some research in the pen and paper ruleset writing and prototyping communities, from a quick search I've been able to find a BGG thread on the topic and one possible source.

Game development tradition dictates that if your game involves fire in any significant amount, you must show at least one screenshot of it. :)

I just finished implementing the Brood-detecting goggles in Hunt or be Hunted r4, complete with a nice little scope graphic now that I've learned the arcane art of drawing a circle in GIMP..

In between one spate of Life Issues and the next I've been working on a little something alongside RMQ - some of you know what this is about, everyone else should be able to guess. :)

Is there a reason for why you are calling ai_run in an idle walk sequence?

dpextensions.qc says:

//DP_EF_TELEPORT_BIT
//idea: id software
//darkplaces implementation: divVerent
//effects bit:
float EF_TELEPORT_BIT = 2097152;
//description:
//when toggled, interpolation of the entity is skipped for one frame. Useful for teleporting.
//to toggle this bit in QC, you can do ...

Hello and happy new year,

We've just finished our fourth RMQ demo after a rather protracted development cycle that involved more than a few teething issues. Suffice it to say that we are back, we're ticking off more and more completed maps in our list, our QC is still in one piece and our engine is ...

frag.machine wrote:Also, I remember about a Supa's mod using top down view with zombies.

That was LTH's The Horror, actually. :)

For what it's worth - I am working on a fairly ambitious personal project alongside RMQ, and though it's likely that it won't be ready for a public release until the end of this year I am planning on recording some promo videos. :) And as far as RMQ goes we're on track for another SP demo too.

It ...

You don't need to specifically implement .gravity into Quake, it's a less documented feature of v1.08 (or v1.07, I can't remember) and onwards. What you do need to do, however, is define it in the QC gamecode like any other float field with .float gravity.