On Wed, Oct 31, 2001 at 12:27:22PM -0600, EvilTypeGuy wrote:
> > So here's what's left to do for Quake before we can basically say we did
> > everything we set out to do:
>
> > - Features in NQ and QW need to be the same
>
> Yes, trying to maintain both trees has been a huge headache when I've added
> things (i.e. see below for my comment about software brightness/contrast)
Yeah, I've basically been working to merge a few things so we can start
finishing up the code and merging some parts for our own sanity.
> > - overbright support
>
> Mmmm...overbright....
This is lighthalf. LordHavoc is probably going to do this using the
texenv combine stuff.
> > - dlights are still too slow
>
> Ugh, yes, yes they are...I just want to know why Quake3 can kick out
> framerates twice ours? :p
Turn off lightmap updates and you'll see why. Quake3 does not update
lightmaps. They have one texture for lights and they just draw a few
extra polygons to cover the places where lights are. I personally like
LordHavoc's way better, at least when multitexture is not available.
> > - LordHavoc's software brightness/contrast would be nice
>
> Errr...I already added LordHavoc's software brightness/contrast, since
> none of the hardware gamma stuff works for me :p
You're right, my mistake.
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