Games | OpenArena This is a project that aims to make a new from-scratch and Free Software data set for the released GPL source code of Quake III Arena. The ultimate side effect? It can play. If you use a popular Linux
distro you most likely already know what this is. I didn't make it all
myself though, i'm just the project lead. To set itself apart from
possible confusion, the art direction steers towards something strongly
influenced from Southeastern Asia. Yes, that means that "less armor is
more" applies here. FSFPSThis
SVN repository has mostly abandoned projects of similar data projects
for other open source codes in less activity. They're not completely
abandoned, someone can always submit stuff to me and gears get moving
together. Versus 1997A
quake mod I wanted to make in 1997 but lacked the abilities and such to
make 'the best TC ever'. It's a good thing I still remember what I
dreamed of.. please note that it is intentionally striving to avoid all
possible anachronism, aiming for the 'classic TC' atmosphere and
classic over-ambitious ideas of the time. It's something of a tribute
and parody of stuff us older gamers actually looked forward to at one point in time (admit it, you wanted ultimate quake finished). Secret?????? |
Art | <insert a thousand lei-lei models here> Okay, my deviantART. Please don't suck up. |
Code | Engoo This is a modified WinQuake engine that was for learning stuff about packed pixels and it adds/ports features from Darkplaces into the software renderer, most notably colored lighting. |
Sound | Music transcriptions C'mon,
you know it's fun using your ear to track a game song to a MOD file
aiming for 100kb or less of a filesize. I do this for practicing
technical ability to use tracker software because I can't compose
original music worth a damn. |
Files | 90's Hunter The
file dump I run of files that lost their dump - the focus is varied
from rare never-heard-of old computer games of a freeware/shareware
licence (no abandonware), lost mods and old game-kit made software.
It's some sort of a curatoring archaeology hobby I have when 'crap game
x' is never to be seen again... |