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also given that the mod scene has been scarce across all quakes, the expo would have to be open to them all I think. I don't care if that's blasphemous or anything.

Good luck! Don't let the license zealots bite.


Also btw I got a full 256 color lookup working by cutting the color values to 18-bit first (256 per channel -> 64 per channel), which allowed it to cache the whole palette. Still no LUT texture though. It's also slow as hell. Maybe I should try to ...

no.

I would use the Stealth3d 2000 video card and the AWE32 sound card

Running with opteron-sse3 causes Windows 98SE to crash its video driver in a text mode with a bunch of repeating characters


Running Q3Ademo on Q3DM17 with AM486DX4/120 and infinite cache, here's the execution percentages i'm getting of a 320x240 ~3fps scene

Original release - 79%
Athlon - 67 ...

revelator wrote: compiled with sse3 optimization and core2 machine instructions,

sadly, this crashes on my AMD.

PCem's configure menu works in my mingw compiles.

I had a bit of fun with looking things up, given "glsl quake palette" is an engine trend around here

http://leileilol.mancubus.net/crap/palettes.png

Unfortunately it's a vec3 array and not an actual LUT texture right now and to get this to work I had to reduce color values to 18-bit and the ...

Actually reminds me a bit of the 'fog' volumetric light effects in Doom3 and Unreal and playstation-era flares. It's the 'chiaroscuro' with the light direction coming from the vieworigin right?

For dealing with torches I would just do an EFFECTS flag that would only make the fullbright pixels not ...

What I want is to use old tools like AdQuedit (which doesn't run properly on anything newer than XP) and to install a Linux distro.

For vintage Win9X tool use i'd just use VirtualPC 2007 since that can use virtualization and has drivers for Win9X, as well as drag and drop (kind of an important ...

either way Virtualbox sucks because it doesn't have any display driver to use with W9x guests. PCem on the other hand has a crapload of options :)

A screenshot of the ViRGE emulation running Q3 via a D3D wrapper with the filtering off

(and yes q3 can run on a 486 processor ;) upping the cache ...

V9's out and it adds S3 ViRGE emulation - and yes that means its infamous 3d chip too.

also a linux version

no.

that's more for preventing from drawing past the refdef's edges iirc

All Electro wanted to do is show to his like-minded longtime pals in what he once considered home. He didn't post this on a linux gaming mailing list.





Is common courtesy too much to ask for these days?