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i can think of an easy way to do this in CSQC, but i am also interested in seeing how you did it in ssqc..

This has already been done. See MVDSV which supports .QVM, .SO, and .DLL game binaries. I ported megatf to C a while back.. what a useless enterprise that was :p

But anyhoo, look at the LH thread stickied above..

The CSQC GUI tutorial which Urre linked to actually contains a "bare-bones" csqc that can load with either FTE or DP.

Also, as for complexity - it's actually not that complicated at all. Plus everything I'm doing is pretty much described in the post, as well as how to manipulate it.

I will try to ...

I have an update for the rotating brush code which will allow brush models to simultaneously spin and move at the same time. The code is taken from FTE and implemented into qw/nq. I'll post it when I get the chance..

Jim: Reminds me very much of the Chronicles of Riddick games. i know people find it cheesy and overblown, but i love the overglossy stuff in game

I'm wondering if this project can be translated to the PSP after it's working. That would make the possibilities on that platform so much more. Keep up the good work!

This would be a very worthy project IMO. You should also look at the FTE source for some of the GL-specific bits.

I have a semi-integrated version of EZQuake with CSQC if you're interested in tackling it.

Either way, keep doin' yo thang!

ceriux: needs a few more polys for the bear i think, but otherwise looks good It would be kinda funny if this were used as the player model in quake-life

Teiman wrote:maybe a "CSQC barebones" is needed. modders don't start from scrach, but "mod" existing things.

http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=1560

strictly speaking, csqc is not a replacement for stuffcmd.
It provides a client-side reparser for it. Generally that just equates to a localcmd (the local equivelent of stuffcmd...). So yes, csqc can do everything stuffcmd can, but its in no way more secure.

Consider: stuffcmd(self, "cmd rcp $rcon ...

I'm in favor of doing this if said engine(s) has CSQC implemented. Otherwise, no.

Much as pointer entities do work essentially the same way, I kind of see it the way goldenboy does in that origin brushes really are an established standard for mappers these days. Even source engine games still rely on them, and many other engines as well. Either choice "works", but I think we ...

http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=1908

^ works for netquake as well as qw

wazat: ye should port your wc3ft mod ideas to quake! twould be fun to have a new top-down game :>

Fastest? GLQW is the only one without "bloat". Sure, it may not be the most optimized one, but its lack of all the other crap which other engines added in still keeps it up par.

As for modified engines..
ZQuake would be my bet. QuakeForge might be ok, but nobody uses it these days.
FuhQuake next in ...