I would guess that you have not set your quake3 directory in the options.
But since you provided no other details, I can't say for sure.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://cod ... mespy.com/

did you by any chance use the folding feature ?
that can cause problems in the test version.
it is disabled by default tho, and you have to confirm a warning message to enable it.
when you use the feature and edit code near a closed fold, it can cause your code to get messed up.

How *not* to recruit for a mod

Making a Mod

And please, add a few linebreaks, your story is unreadable.

well, asuming you know how to change the texture/color of a surface, take the surface normals z value to calculate the color.
values should range from -1 (ceiling) to 1 (floor), while 0 would be a wall.

Hey, I'm the author of Q3-Devel, nice to see people still using it :) Sorry for the delay, was moving to another city and it took way too long to get me back online.. Anyways.. Q3Devel gives you the choice to either create a workspace with all files included, thats done using the wizard, or create a...

might wanna look at the way the hunt mod did it:
http://modifia.planetquake.gamespy.com/hunt/shots.htm
sourcecode is available in the devsection.

since bg_* files are used by both game and cgame, you cant access the cvars directly. you need to work with the CVAR_SERVERINFO flag and access them via trap_GetServerinfo & Info_ValueForKey depending on how often you need them, you might wanna save them temporarily in a variable instead of pars...

When your new to quake3 you should check some tutorials first to get into the code: http://code3arena.planetquake.gamespy.com/ http://quakestyle.telefragged.com/tuts.shtml http://www.quake3hut.co.uk/q3coding/ might wanna look into this one too, it shows some detail on how the game is walking through...

well q3devel has no debugging features..
although funny thing is in q3 coding I never actually used debugmode

seriously, if you had checked the link I posted you would not need any questions, you would either use q3devel to compile it, or you would have found the tutorial on how to compile with the id compilers.

check out http://www.q3devel.6x.to

some bugs:
happened only in one direction:

happened after the second map of the second chapter: (couldnt find the next map)


btw, the first chapter didnt work in the menu, only the second.

whats new ?

cool, looking forward to a final release =)
good luck

nah, check quakewars.com, the bodies are very different.

if you just want to write a mod, not change the engine:
http://q3devel.6x.to/

thanx =)

common, you can find out yourself if you think (or test) a little..
hint: it's not defining speed.

a quick find in files for "steep" brings this:
game/bg_local.h: #define MIN_WALK_NORMAL 0.7f // can't walk on very steep slopes

run with:
Quake3.exe +set fs_Game geoball +sv_pure 0 +set vm_Game 0 +set vm_cgame 0 +set vm_ui 0

> +set vm_game 0 +set vm_cgame 0 +set vm_ui 0
this part only if you are compiling .so files instead of .qvm files.
if you are using .qvm files, then sv_pure is enough.

replace the content of the CG_PlayerAngles function with this: vec3_t legsAngles; vec3_t velocity; float speed; // lean towards the direction of travel VectorCopy( cent->currentState.pos.trDelta, velocity ); speed = VectorNormalize( velocity ); if ( speed ) { speed *= 0.05f; cent->pe.legs.pitchAngle...

I think you dont need any animations for a ball, except maybe squeezing the ball a little when you jump
changing the CG_PlayerAngles function should look perfect.