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Entity Plus Quake 3 Mod - SP Mapping Expansion
The current release seems newsworthy IMHO.

From the website:

EntityPlus is a Quake III Arena mod that is aimed at expanding the toolset for Quake III Arena map makers. The goal is to build an expansive library of new entities that map makers can use in their maps to create whole new experiences.

note: The current release of EntityPlus is an alpha version of the mod. This means effort has only been put into adding features to the mod. This means that there may still be a number of bugs, problems and gameplay issues with it. It also means that functionality can still change or even be removed.

Features:

func_bobbing
func_breakable
func_button
func_door
func_rotating
holdable_key
holdable_teleporter
item_armor_vest
shooter_bfg
target_botspawn
target_debrisemitter
target_disable
target_gravity
target_logic
target_mapchange
target_playerspeed
trigger_death
trigger_frag
trigger_lock
spawnpoints
single player mode


Website :

https://code.google.com/p/entitypl...

Download :

https://code.google.com/p/entitypl...
Hm 
i can't seem to find a q3a version of gtkr1.4 anymore. o.0 there are EF2, JK and SoF versions, but none contain the entity definitions for q3a.

anyone have a working link? 
 
Thanks 
but apparently there's more needed than just that as it still doesn't load. oh well. :\ 
Those Are For Radiant 1.5 
and derivatives (such as NetRadiant). But still useful to know about. 
Take That, Baker! 
 
 
Oh, cool!

Some tweaks to bots (we need it stupid as quakeone monsters), switch off item respawn and I will make classical sp-level for q3. Starting to wait for :) 
Yeah! SinglePlayer Is The Way .. 
..games are meant to be played 
@Negke 
Your presumption of innocence is heart-warming. ;) 
Clarity 
Negke, I'm thrilled about this on several levels. It appears that some form of Q3 single player is on the horizon. And it is sign that Q3 modding does exist in way that means something and it is rather astonishing the rate it has taken shape. And it has mappers eager to use it. Even a DMSP type of scenario or having various player models as enemies in a single player campaign would allow bringing Q3 levels to "life". It has always been frustrating seeing countless sterile multi-player only games (Nexuiz, Sauerbraten, Warsow, Enemy Territory, Quake Live, yada, yada, yada) and no one doing single player. Yeah, that pissed me off quite a bit. 
Using Some Of The Custom Models 
especially those by the Brothers Grimm should solve the problems for monsters. 
 
the klesk and uriel models spring to my mind.

of course, i never played q3a all that much; like a month or so before i got bored of it. so i'm not as 'jaded' about the stock id models as others might be. 
Necros 
some of the custom models will just allow for a more diverse range of monsters, allowing for more consistent map themes.

For example, Magdalena, Dark Knight, Dragon allow for medieval themed maps with appropriate enemies and possible even bosses given the size of some of those models.

Not to mention the various different skins that are available for models in q3. 
 
ah ok. i wasn't sure if q3 players who see the stock models would want to see them yet again.

also: dragon is an awesome model. 
It Is 
although I think Magdalena and Q4gladiator) are even better. 
 
Well I for one am definitely looking forward to this. All that neat looking stuff people have made for DM, it's interesting to see what kind of visuals and locations will be done with this. 
Lots Of Potential 
 
About Q3 Sp.. 
I remember a very nice Q3 sp mod called "Dark Conjunction" .. I guess.

Did you played it ? 
It Was Made By Ace Team 
Who did ZenoClash.

Everybody here seemed to hate it though. 
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