Yes, it should now more closely resemble Windows visually. r_overbrightbits for linux still not implemented in rc3 :( Is it impossible to pre-convert the textures just as some of the new unreal1 drivers do so?(at the expense of loading time and memory usage) Hmm... works for me :paranoid:. Revision...

You didn't say which OS you used. It's likely that your problem is your OpenAL drivers though. OpenAL is a library to provide 3D sound capability. The hardware drivers for it are notoriously bad right now, especially on Windows. The default is for OpenAL to be disabled, so I'm not really sure how yo...

Which operating system are you using? What's the value of s_backend?

An updated Q3 client, based on the GPL Q3 code. See http://ioquake3.org/.

a13n wrote:I need to test r_overbrightbits 1 on linux though.
Because RC2 had an odd color(somewhat dim yet better) with it.

Yes, it should now more closely resemble Windows visually.

http://ioquake3.org/files/ioquake3_setup-rc3.exe Windows
http://ioquake3.org/files/ioquake3-1.34-rc3.dmg Mac
http://ioquake3.org/files/ioquake3-1.34-rc3.run Linux

Test it please .

The recent 1.32c patch WAS derived from ioq3 (the specific fixes were permitted to be committed to the closed version as well as the GPL version). The ioq3 changes couldn't ever be released by id, unless permission was granted from ALL the contributors.

dzjepp wrote:ioq3 was fixed a day or so after the hole was discovered.

So yeah old thread... sorry.

The bug fixes CAME FROM ioq3 contributors who agreed to have their code in the closed version, not the other way around.

Yeah...

Install the latest PR, then try again.

Justin Thyme wrote:Well, a couple of quick facts -

- 3DRealms has said that something like 84% of the people who bought UT2K4 never went online.....and it was a MP only game.

Did they tell Epic? They might like to know.

Survivor wrote:Yo timbo, how's trems standalone coming? I want to play it again.

Good, we're testing RC4 ( http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~tma/installers/ ) tonight at 2100UTC on server.tremulous.net. It's pretty likely this will be the released version (though I still have a couple of tiny tweaks to make).

This thread makes me think of the Simpsons graphics patch for Doom (1). Not sure why...

So you're saying that if one client sends too many server commands, the server might drop commands from other clients too? Just curious. No I said the setting is server side meaning you can't enable flood protection on a per client basis, which is what I thought you meant. The flood protection mech...

I rediscovered sv_floodprotect just a day or two ago, so I haven't quite looked into that yet. Was kinda hoping I hadn't gone through all this trouble for nothing. Do you happen to know if it's per client or not? Because sometimes it seems to be very easy to trigger, if that's what's going on here....

Problem was that the server didn't always get the message. Maybe it drops them on high load or something? Think I tried using trap_SendClientCommand() instead, without much improvement. But I may recall incorrectly... sv_floodProtect 0 (iirc). You then need to reimplement flood protection in game. ...

I'm not sure I understand why you don't just use a server command?

Caffeine wrote:Alt-Enter works, but apparently it still requires a vid_restart on Windows; SDL_WM_ToggleFullScreen() fails and it falls back to the slower method.

The windows port doesn't use SDL at all (yet).

then they'll strafe (seriously, wtf?) and the scores will pop up for a second before they go windowed. in the reverse, i have alt as a sort of zoomy thing and shift as crouch... i end up with non-engrish kb configs all the time when i pull down the console and try to say something :> gg windows Tha...

Lenard wrote:Can't you alttab in ioquake?

What if the user has something bound to alt (+strafe) and tab (+scores)?

tbh, http://www.pitpass.com/

Chupacabra wrote:im suprised he didnt get all angsty for no reason like usual.

Man hours are not the issue. Q3 employs a static, precomputed lighting model. If you talk to any mapper they'll refer to "compiling" a map. This is the process of (among other things) computing the lightmap so that the shadowing looks correct in game. This is a non-trivial, computationally...