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Excellent narration. Makes me want to play!

Stomped... gone.
Telefragged... gone.
etc. etc. ...gone.
CocoT.... still here. Connection? :cool:

The site is open! https://qexpo2016.com/ Anyone may register. For people who don't intend to create a booth or event, all site members may post in the activity stream, comment on booths and news, and ...

Baker wrote:2001 Quake expo ... methinks

https://web.archive.org/web/20060821174 ... kedev.com/

Quakeworld.nu is really the only Quakeworld forum of note (that I know of).

That's it! And awesome, CocoT was there!

I went to quakeworld.nu and saw MoonDrunk has posted there

@qbism --- you should message ArrCee at QuakeOne to make your post into a news item.
Thanks, I've contacted him.

Is anyone here involved/familiar with the QuakeWorld sites? It would be good to post about the expo on news/forums. You can see what I wrote at QuakeOne (and probably do better ...

The proposed schedule sounds great do me. I will try to prepare something for the event. Excellent! :smile:
I think it will help psychologically to move the registration up even more and give a true 2 months before expo. Updated schedule above. It can be ready May 14. Sorry for any additional time ...

For the info: QExpo Summer "tradition" < the fact that, in 2001, 90% of modders or mappers were high-school or college students :)
- Having a site up will be the beginning of a hype which we can hopefully keep until the actual QExpo

The prototype has turned out well enough that I can commit to ...

Sarcasm notwithstanding most folk are not going to wade through unsorted archive chunks. Will the files wind up on wayback along with the pages?

I wasn't aware of either project. It will be interesting to see what is exhumed.

The site is moving along, slowly! PM me if interested/experienced in any aspects of art, site admin, writing, or moderating. More discussion here- http://www.celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=61282&start=124

In terms of schedule, I'm leaning toward the 2008 expo timeframe. Official ...

I had tested bbpress, buddypress and rtmedia for qexpo wordpress brainstorming last year, they were incredibly slow but if you have a decent server they might be worth using. I'm setting up a prototype based on http://commonsinabox.org/ which is basically a nicely organized buddypress package. One ...

The facebook page could be set up quickly and be used for people to simply chat and discuss their project (possibly months) prior to the "event," then (hopefully) a few more special things could happen during it (besides news of map/mod release and such), like online matches, or Twitch videos? The ...

Build 278
https://github.com/qbism/super8/releases/tag/v278
See the readme

Well, I'm not sure what a logical response to that is really. You have to use nodes to do it right and node up based on precedence. At least to do it right.
Frankly I'm clueless, but interested. I had to look up nodes. Are the overhead and features of general language processing needed for math ...

Writing a parser from scratch? I would assume a recursive function based on discovery of open brackets and secondary recursion based on operator priority. Someone has probably written this in 12 lines of code :lol: Minus another 12 lines of warning and error messages.

When stumped, I increase ...

Thanks, I might try patching up the header enough to get by. I want to see if there were compatibility or performance improvements over mingw64. I noticed it picked up a couple extra warnings, including a potentially important implicit defined function warning.

Finally got around to trying the mingw gcc 5.3 but couldn't get far. At least some of the win32 headers are broken. Missing defines and other bits. msacm.h for example.