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You know you can turn brush work into "detail" or into func_wall and would functionally become a "model" that doesn't affect vis ?

I was pondering the idea of making levels in Blender, but it seems like a double amount of work making caulk hull afterward.

Doom 3 relies on manually placed portals ...

Interesting project. I read your blog every now and again

So you model entire level in Blender and basically don't use too many brushes?

Aye, thanks for the break down. Interesting insight.

Why did you choose FTE vs DP for your project? (just curious)

Has anyone thought of making a complete, solid QuakeC framework for indie projects using DP engine ? (close-source offered for a fee or GPL)

Something that a developer could grab and build upon. Something like Quake's qc code, but with menu qc, csqc, etc.

I wonder if there is a viable market for Raspberry PI. They sure must be lacking 3D games, so DP could be a good platform to make such games for PI gamers

Doom 3 BFG already does everything and more than what people have tried doing with old Doom 3. Seems like counter productive, unless it's for personal learning experience.

AMD dropped it?

Lol, why go through all that trouble when it doesn't even work as expected to begin with and ARB2 backend looks better?

Let me dime into this thread.

DP's collisions will fail after ~32k units radius around 0 0 0 of the map. LH committed a few things for collisions recently, but I don't know if that changed anything. I haven't tested collisions on flat brushes passed 32k, but I did test brush based terrain and mesh ...

AAS is a 3D nav mesh, to put it simply. There are several AAS revisions, with Quake 3 having the most primitive one, compare to RAGE AAS.

There are a lot of good reads here: http://mrelusive.com/publications/pubs_bytype.html

Might as well post a comparison screenshot from Doom 3 - I don't really see much difference from the top of my head :/

Good luck!!!

Just wondering, is there any reason why games like to use the flash interfaces?
I don't have anything against Flash (I used to use it myself quite happily), just wonder why that format. Seems like a fairly big entry barrier when using a proprietary third party tech.

Because having Flash is ...

Julius wrote:Got a source repository somewhere? Is is multiplatform, i.e. Linux support?

Yeah, somewhere private for now

Windows/Linux for now, OSX shouldn't be too hard to add, SteamOS perhaps even easier.