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#1 2014-05-30 06:12:26
- Lane Powell
- Member
DirectQ link missing
As an FYI the link to DirectQ on the Recommended Quake Engines page leads to a dead page.
Also is there a place one can download it now that that page is gone? I did a bit of googling and didn't turn up anything different.
#2 2014-05-30 07:17:20
- ericw
- Member
Re: DirectQ link missing
You can download it from the quaddicted archive:
https://www.quaddicted.com/files/engines/directq/
#3 2014-05-31 11:12:34
- LanePowell
- Guest
Re: DirectQ link missing
Thanks!
#4 2014-06-21 02:07:44
- szpaq234
- Guest
Re: DirectQ link missing
It says that it's actively developed. Link provided by ericw has only version from 2009 :(
#5 2014-06-21 02:10:18
- szpq234
- Guest
Re: DirectQ link missing
Nvm, i lookedat the wrong column. Anyway, why source code for the most actual version is nowhere to be found ? No more free license ?
#6 2014-06-21 05:31:53
- Icantthinkofanickname
- Moderator
Re: DirectQ link missing
As an FYI the link to DirectQ on the Recommended Quake Engines page leads to a dead page.
You can download it from the quaddicted archive:
https://www.quaddicted.com/files/engines/directq/
Updated the Recommended Quake Engines page, adding the above link. It's not a very pretty solution, but at least in the mean time it should help others who find themselves in Lane Powell's position.
#7 2014-06-21 08:52:08
- Spirit
- Administrator
Re: DirectQ link missing
Nvm, i lookedat the wrong column. Anyway, why source code for the most actual version is nowhere to be found ? No more free license ?