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Iskopirati sve pakove mapa u Quake2/baseq2 dir The All-Seeing Eye World's #1 Game Server Browser Old School instalacija i dodatna uputstva:
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Win7 64 bits, core 2 Duo processor and Ati 4800 series videocard This way you can drop + keep moving/aiming at the same time.Īdvanced teammessages (can be edited in : Mouse3+2x space + r,r,r,r = drop 20 rockets Mouse 3 (=click mousewheel) functions as a modifier Example: Weapon buttons are around this control buttons +All original textures belonging to above maps that normally need to be downloaded manuallyĪdvanced config included (movement can be modified in
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rar - file is 47 mb large and can be downloaded here: Ofcourse you can modify by adding your own pak-files. I thought this would be a nice alternative for people that want the 'original q2 feeling'. It contains all multiplayer tdm and duel maps played in euroq2l / edl and plq2. sdl2 has no sound at all, but I am checking the website and docs for this now.I've created original q2 without any modifications. Any thoughts?ĮDIT: I have just noticed I was launching normal quakespasm, not sdl2. I have tried searching online but have not found a solution. I have rebooted and reinstalled a fresh copy of Quakespasm, but still have the same issue.
It does not occur with the demo playing, oddly unless I increase the resolution from 800圆00 or enable fullscreen, but whenever I start a new game - at any resolution or with fullscreen on or off - it starts to happen. Perhaps it is normal for the 'help / ordering' option in the main menu to be there, as it is also there when I play the normal installed version of Quake through Steam?Īnother issue I am working on now is sound distortion, there is none when playing the normal installed Quake, but when playing Quakespasm, the sound drops out for a split second, every few seconds - there is almost a click sound when the sound drops in and out. Okay, I have copied the whole Id1 folder and renamed it to id1, but not noticed any difference. Hi Triple_Agent_AAA, I believe that is the file I downloaded, it just for some reason includes make instructions in the Quakespasm.txt :) I also placed gamecontrollerdb.txt in /mnt/play/games/linux/quakespasm/ but still the game does not seem to detect my XBOX 360 controller? In the video options of Quakespasm I set my resolution, and the game seems to run fine, though as I mentioned I am concerned something is wrong because of the main menu option for help / ordering? Have I set this up correctly? In steam I added a non steam game, pointing to this same file. I was then able to launch Quakespasm by running the quakespasm file from Nautilus.
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Next I copied the PAK0.PAK and PAK1.PAK files from the original Quake install Steam created, renamed the files including the file extension to lowercase, and placed them in /mnt/play/games/linux/quakespasm/id1/. After extracting the contents to /mnt/play/games/linux/quakespasm, I read the Linux install instructions from Quakespasm.txt, and with the same dir open in terminal I input make, but this output the error: 'make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. I could have input sudo apt-get install quakespasm, but I keep all of my games on a separate drive, and I want them to remain there independent of any future Ubuntu installs, so instead I downloaded quakespasm-0.93.1_.
It is running, but I am unsure if I have configured everything correctly, especially as there is an option in the main menu for help/ordering? I would like to run it at 1440p, the best experience possible but still being true to the original game, and an option for controller support on lazy days would be a nice bonus. Yesterday I picked up quake on Steam, and after some reading this morning I learned Quakespasm is the port I should be using.
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