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Yes, Windows and Linux versions are planned, but it will be quite a while.

The groups feature in TrenchBroom does all that with the exception of freezing groups, but that can easily be added. TBs groups can be named and hidden / shown, and they will be hierarchical in a future release. I think apart from the freezing, they're pretty much similar, or am I missing something ...

The version which I had uploaded before didn't render edges at all. Uploaded a fixed version already.

The brush group feature will be extended so that groups can also contain entities (and other groups). What else do layers do?

Hi everyone,

after two years of work, I am releasing the first beta of my Quake editor for Mac OS X, TrenchBroom. It is the result of an experiment where I tried to find out how Quake editing would be like if you could do it directly in the engine - that is, in 3D only. Consequently, TrenchBroom ...

Baker, you can't really convert from 220 to standard format, you will always have a different texture alignment. The problem lies in the way texture coordinates are computed from the texture info in the map files. In standard Quake, the texture axes are always contained within one of the XY, XZ and ...

Don't use Fitzquake SDL 0.80 for anything - it never really made it out of beta and was superseded by QuakeSpasm.

Hi, it would also be useful if you could post some more information about your system. Please go to System Menu (Apple) -> About this Mac. Then click on "Further information" (or "more information" or something). This will open the System Profiler.

In the profiler, go to the Hardware node in the ...