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I'm not quake friendly, but this is the real quake I game ?

@Ian Micheal has done a quake engine too, may you can help each other for this game waiting since so long.

@mrneo240 : the result is fantastic !!

Also, just another small update.
FSAA is now implemented and working in nuQuake, but isn't going to be enabled for any of the public release builds, it's a decent bit slower (from 53fps down to 42) but for anyone curious or someone making very small tight levels it could be cool. Or maybe if I write a fixed 30fps version it could be used.

What is FSAA?
https://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/12951/w ... en-gaming/

And some screens
FSAA enabled: Regular:

That's awesome, and a version capped at 30fps is a great idea.

And have you tried playing through ATF on your development builds? I noticed that the two videos are both of the demo files, but these are less taxing on the system as the gameplay routines are not being run.

mrneo240 wrote:

This looks AMAZING! I really can't wait to play this. Fantastic work.

DARKHALO2K wrote:That's awesome, and a version capped at 30fps is a great idea.

And have you tried playing through ATF on your development builds? I noticed that the two videos are both of the demo files, but these are less taxing on the system as the gameplay routines are not being run.

I'll upload my test cdi here. It includes quake and atf so you can at least see what I'm seeing.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/fmhwn1cn ... c.cdi/file

https://www.mediafire.com/file/wx5vpnjv ... dc.7z/file

these are what i made the videos with

Excellent, thanks! I've downloaded both and look forward to checking them out tomorrow.

I don't know what's the better balance.
For me 30fps with anti aliasing ans others features is great.

I'll try to hook up my other capture device and see if I can take 640x480 stills

I'm still getting the same visual issue when playing with my PAK, but I'll investigate this fully and get back to you.

Overall, sound is better than it was, but the same issues still exist.

Thanks for being so active on this. It truly is an excellent project!