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Wiki Documentation

Posted by Chip in News on 12 15th, 2009 | no responses

I did a few upgrade tasks lately, in an effort to add Wiki features to the site. I’m going to add documentation for Quake, QC, maybe some programming additions. Going live with the Wiki features in 2010.

Also, I noticed a few DarkPlaces updates, Kleshik updates, probably after the discussion on Inside3D. I’m glad to see that. I’m also working on an abandoned Quake engines repository, like Telejano or Nehahra. Who knows when those sites will go down?



2010 Projects

Posted by Chip in News on 11 24th, 2009 | no responses

Welcome again to QuakeWiki.net! Check out the current projects on the left menu, or visit the archives.

Project 1

I took over OpenQuartz and started to create a fork of it. It will feature photorealistic textures, improved effects and GPL’d content.

Project 2

The second project is based on DarkPlaces engine and features powerful CSQC effects. It is a survival game, might have some horror accents to it, but that’s all. No more details.

Project 3

The third project is the completion of the former PlanetQuake sites archiving. Also, a lot of content from other sources will join the archives.

I finally managed to take a hold of it, and I started working on the projects. It will be a tedious work, but I’m determined to do it. Follow the updates on the site to see what’s new.



QuakeWiki is Live!

Posted by Chip in News on 06 25th, 2009 | no responses

QuakeWiki.net is finally live. For the moment it only hosts most of the PlanetQuake archives that are due for deletion on August 31st. I intend to add more info on Quake 1 programming, editing, mapping and more. Along with sources, links and references.

Welcome to Quake Wiki (quakewiki.net)

This domain hosts all Quake archives that are to be deleted by IGN from planetquake.com.

Announcement on func_messageboard:

http://www.celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60337

Announcement on Inside3D:

http://forums.inside3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=1585

I want to thank everyone helping me save the Quake archives.

The link archives are hosted on quakewiki.net/archives/namehere and will be arranged by type, such as mods, levels, tutorials, engines and any other category that I missed. The sites will be kept relatively intact in terms of graphics, as this is the purpose of this action: keeping an archive. All the links will be repaired, fixed, synchronized with other mirrors, and completed if missing.

For any requests, find me on Inside3D forums, as Chip.