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Here's the CSQC codebase that Dresk put together:
http://www.daemonforge.org/files/source ... cratch.zip

Urre wrote:I'm not submitting one, just wondering who made that mario thing?

scar3: You should provide descriptions on the images

that was put up there months ago...
i can't believe there isn't a new pic up there by now
surely there must be something more interesting than that

Urre wrote:As far as I understand it, that only happens when mdl's animate. Tomaz made a pack which replaced the bsp ammoboxes with mdl equivalents, and they looked generally a lot better thanks to lighting stuff. Don't recall any vertex swimming

that is true... ammo boxes do not animate.

trying to get ahold of Dresk to see if I can post what he gave me... not really sure yet if i need to get permission first or credit anyone

Another thing about mdls in software engines is that they are drawn with some pretty sketchy rounding, and something sitting on the floor will often seem to wiggle around when you move your view. So something non-organic looking like a big box, would look a lot more solid as a bsp model..

I think ...

nay, it's for FeralSprites.

Eternal Strife was just an experiment really. The whole point of Eternal Strife was to do everything server side and only use the base Quake content so no downloads are required at all. I don't think it's even possible to use CSQC for that mod w/o breaking the point of ...

CSQC isn't too difficult... it's just that the people who know how to use it don't know how to explain it in an orderly manner. (I probably don't either :))

but having said that... where you want to start is in CSQC_UpdateView (hopefully you already have some kind of csqc codebase)

for starters ...

just started messing around with csqc finally. things are going fairly smooth, but I'm wondering how to execute a function in ssqc FROM csqc.

so far i've been able to create pull down menus, and a functioning mouse cursor, but I'm at a point where I need to search for files on the server. I have ...