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i don't usually talk and then release, but i'd like some input... i would like to make a mod like the old atari game gauntlet: top-down, tons of monsters, different player classes, lots of explosions and gibs!

tweak the chasecam
custom maps, lots of mazes
spawn points for specific monsters
classes ...

how can i do this to make a model more suitable for the quake engine? go from say 2000 polygons to 500 or something like that?

gratzi. love the noob bashing. that's what noobs are for: bashing

thanks guys. glad you like it

http://mods.moddb.com/2769

http://media.moddb.com/images/mods/1/3/2769/sdquake_2300.jpg
http://media.moddb.com/cache/images/mods/1/3/2769/crop_120x90/sdquake_2300.jpg

yeah i know i ripped heavy from the duke nukem hrp. so make sure you have a copy of duke nukem before you play this.

by the ...

everyone

does anyone know? I can't seem to find any online

what is the best software for such a thing? what about converting MD3 models? i've looked at the tutorial on qexpo but what if i want to convert an existing model rather than one made from scratch?

I'm looking to fool around and work on a game that includes very wide open spaces. By that I mean very similar in size to say, Tribes 2. I was wondering if the Quake1 engine (or any of it's many flavors) would be able to handle a large outdoor area of similar size. Would there be any technical ...

yeah, i got that great skin pack. no luck. google: no luck

I'm on a quest to find this skin. I found a tiny version on a site by a guy named SkaBuddy, aka James Kennison, way back in '98. Anyway, if anyone can't point me to a better link or e-mail me the file, I'd be greatly grateful.
hondobondo@yahoo.com.
Make sure to check out SuperDuper Quake:
http ...

that i coded a monster for:

http://mods.moddb.com/gallery/image/38195/

http://mods.moddb.com/2769