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Okay it seems like I got it now, finally understood what you meant Spike, thanks!

Here's the code for anyone who's interested
void() UpdateEntities =
{
local float f;
local vector v;
local entity ent;

sys_ticrate = getstatf(STAT_MOVEVARS_TICRATE);
ent = nextent(world);
while (ent)
{
if ...

So I revised it to be what I figure it should be, without all the debug crap as previously. It actually gives pretty close to correct results, but it has this odd pop between each time it updates the physics origin, like the rocket hops back to the previous old origin before starting to interpolate ...

It's the rendering part I'm concerned with. How is interpolation different from lerpfrac?

So, like, a while back I learned that I need to simulate having the same framerate as server on csqc, to get correct physics. I got that part working fine it seems, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to interpolate between the current and previous physics update.

void() UpdateEntities ...

I recall someone saying you could have an opensource Quake game on the appstore just fine. I might misunderstand the topic though...

I must also agree that what you're doing is probably not the optimal target of your attention Chip, why not just work with what DP gives you if it's a DP game you want to make? Also, doesn't DP already have soft shadows?

I would guess you'd have to ask both FrikaC as well as the person(s) in question responsible for the model(s).

Cool man! Although I don't personally need it, I thoroughly support these sorts of initiatives.

I should look into making those houses of mine freely available.

Cool ceriux! His ass is a bit flat though

Here are some houses I made in Maya this week, placed quickerly in a UDK map.

http://urre.quakedev.com/stuff/154164_10150354968645235_896425234_16304392_7030441_n.jpg
http://urre.quakedev.com/stuff/68125_10150354968455235_896425234_16304389_1670383_n.jpg

In essence horribly unrelated to Quake ...

hammer/worldcraft are the easiest and nicest tools to map with. iv tried learning other tools and they are far too complex for what they need to be, making them hard to learn. we need a map format that we can compile using one of those editors. or we need an editor that works more or less the same ...

Rich: what about not being stuck to 3 hull sizes?

Never a bad idea to ask, helps keeping the community active

Yes because you add the armor before that check, which is obviously a good way to combine adding the armor plus limiting it to a maximum of 250. But right now it will make shards disappear even if you're maxed out, so it depends on how you want that to work. Them disappearing no matter what is ...

Working on a small first-person puzzlegame. Unfortunately not using a Quake engine, but I'm loving it. Will post here if there's interest