editing q1 engine code Thread

any good explanationsd of this.. not crappy little tutorials but basic setup and what you need to get to run it..

Read up.

Quakesrc.org

MSVC 6 to the glquake/tomaz etc. as far as i remember,

and DJGPP for the dosquake

Planetquake.com <- search for the glquake source

Did anyone get dosquake to compile properly, anyway?

quakesrc doesnt work..

and ive had the glquake source for a long time now..

any real urls or help please ???

quakesrc works, but it's been down off & on recently. What exactly are you trying to do with the source & what compiler are you using?

alot of the dls dont work.. im looking for a up and coming site for editing.. directories.. needed files.. a compiler.. etc etc etc..

Carni, do you know C?

a derivitave of something i think is prolly alot more simplstic.. but i can figure it out..

anyone kow where the addon for quake1's source is ? i think i might try to snag a peek at their revolving door code.. :o

EDIT:* forget it i found it

- Edited By carni On Thu 3rd, Jun 2004 @ 8:39:51pm

/me wonders what a good compiler for c++ is. anyone have any ideas ?

I used to use LCC because it's free, but it's a pain to set up the makefiles just to get your code to compile. Now I use MSVC++ and I couldn't be happier. It costs $100, but it has a nice professional interface and comes with all kinds of utilities and reference material.

You can get a version of VC++ from Microsofts website for free, but there's no IDE. Its a command line interface.

i know i have the 2003 toolkit. it is confusing the shite out of me on how to use it.

there was another gui interfaced one i was looking at but the link was broken

anyone know of any good c++ compiler links ?

dev-c++

actually i dont know if its good, but i use it for practicing c++ and its free, so... ;D

Carni, I should have 2 C++ compilers but they are both command line progs. I'll see if I have any of the development software from HA (NH) and if so, I'll throw you my copy. I know I have a C one as well if you need thast but again, no GUI. I'll get back after 3:00.
Go with MSVC++ if you're heading down the visual road.

mingw

Mingw.org

plus if you ever want to move to linux after knowing mingw, you'll be all set

- Edited By arghvark On Mon 7th, Jun 2004 @ 5:48:27pm

that has to be the most confusing download list i have ever seen

why cant it just tell you what you need to get started instead of throw out hundreds of random downloads in a unrecognizable extension .

because your supposed to know

talk to me in #moddb irc if you need help.