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That sounds like a strong argument in favor of writing an installer/front-end.

reckless: heh, that stackoverflow is exactly the one I found, but thank you for your examples. They'll save me some head scratching :) One thing though: wouldn't vpath %.rc @top_builddir@res //resource file for the icon *.rc resdir = @top_builddir@res // where its placed in the source be better as r...

write a good README (but will anybody read it? I guess you will) That is the first thing anyone will look at when downloading this zip file, this engine should cater for new people as well. I've encountered too many people that just will not read the docs, that's all. So I added the following to th...

Sock: thanks for the feedback. For 0.7.2 I took care of the actual show-stopper bugs (and threw in 64-bit building as it's just a couple of scripts and a bunch of warnings fixes). Also, releases are usually several months apart, thus I do separate threads. However, yeah, I should have just appended ...

QuakeForge 0.7.2 has been released . 0.7.1 turned out to be a bit of a train wreck. I apologize for the inconvenience. 0.7.2 is primarily a bug-fix release, but there are two rather significant new features: Highlights: 64-bit windows target now supported (though untested). QF no longer mangles othe...

Hah, sounds like fun! That certainly should spice things up a little.

Dr. Shadowborg: looks interesting.

If the Icon of Hate is (equivalent to) Invulnerability, something suggesting infinity might work. One suggestion: a sphere (infinite sides, not that that's realistically achievable).

Sadly, 0.7.1 is turning out to be a bit of a train-wreck (particularly for windows).

That said, I'm working on it, so I'll either to a b or even go to 0.7.2 fairly soon.

By default, yeah, but if you set r_particles_style to 0, you'll get the traditional particles.

Sock: good news: I found the cause of that weird opcode error. typedef struct dstatement_s { pr_opcode_e op:16; pr_ushort_t a,b,c; } dstatement_t; This has worked for a very long time in gcc, and still does in Linux. Unfortunately (for me), in some recent version of gcc, gcc changed its structure la...

QuakeForge 0.7.1a has been released . There was a 0.7.1, but before I got to do the announcement, I found a critical bug and thus rolled out 0.7.1a. Highlights: qfcc now supports optimization with -O. Dynamic IMTs allowing more customization of the key binding system. Fixes for allowing QF to work w...

Render to another texture where color represents surface type?

Sock: hmm, ouch? * taniwha falls over with various pointed sticks jutting from his body. ok. One thing: there was no need to unzip menu.dat.gz: QF does that for you :) (it even knows to look for foo.bar.gz when asked for foo.bar). The problem was that the QF directory itself wasn't in your quake-roo...

Ok, I've got 0.7.1a up (a brown-paper-bag release).

Sock: could you take a look at the downloads page and let me know if that's any better?

Sock: thanks for the fantastic feedback! :) I have to do another release soon anyway, so I'll look into making things clearer at the same time. I've already got some ideas for improvements. Spike: hmm. Well, it turns out there's a "fork" (yay github) of MXE that does multi-target (includin...