Previously called the "QUAKE 3 Engine" and one of the most successful licensed engines in history, id Tech 3 was the engine used to create games such as Quake II Arena, Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix. id Tech 3 introduced shaders, curved surfaces, 32-bit color, special effects, bleeding-edge networking and super-smooth speedy hardware rendering.
This is a tutorial on how to make a custom skin for Julie.
fakk2 basic skinning tutorial
Tutorial about how to create ROQ.-Video files with ffmpeg and video editing software.
creating roq video files using ffmpeg
This is a tutorial on how to build ladders in EFRadiant.
ladder tutorial
This is a way to fix Netradiant-Custom for Star Trek Voyager Elite Force.
netradiant-custom fix
This tutorial is to show how to export all models from Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. Inclusive animated models.
export models from the original game
How to install the game correctly and without problems.
installation guide
In this tutorial, we are setting up everything, which is needed for scripting.
scripting #1: basics
This tutorial covers alterations to the HUD files, covering both .menu files and image creation. This tutorial assumes prior knowledge of the .pk3 file...
heads up display tutorial
This short tutorial will give you the basics on creating Klingon textures by hand using Paint Shop Pro.
klingon texture tutorial
This tutorial explains how the technology behind the mapping process works, and how the game engine knows what it has to calculate. The required background...
bsp-level based game engines
A tutorial on the fundamentals and basic use of Milkshape 3D by Ben "Zom-B" Wilson. I cover the GUI of Milkshape, creating simple shapes using two different...
milkshape 3d basics & fundamentals
Learn to create 'Faked' Bumpmapping/normalmapping in Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy.
creating fake bumpmapping in jka
This is a little tutorial on how to create a RoQ video file for ID games like Quake 3 or Doom 3.
how to create a roq video-file
How to make a seamless/well tiling texture from a photo and add additional parts to make the texture "your own".
photo to seamless texture
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