- #YAMAGI QUAKE II HOW TO#
- #YAMAGI QUAKE II FULL VERSION#
- #YAMAGI QUAKE II INSTALL#
- #YAMAGI QUAKE II MODS#
Quake 1.5 - a gameplay overhaul, requires Darkplaces.Gives the game a much different, and darker, feel.
#YAMAGI QUAKE II MODS#
Quake Epsilon - a graphical overhaul, requires Darkplaces, and has alterations for certain mods as well as official releases. You can play the base games well with that, and I'd recommend doing so at least once for the main game. I also recommend getting Simple Quake Launcher 2, as it is very helpful with loading up mods and mission packs. Links to these can be found in this post. IMO, get both Quakespasm and Darkplaces as they tend to be the most required ports (Mark V is also good, dunno about others personally). I'm not familiar with modding up Quake 2 (yet) but all you really need for quake 1 is a sourceport. many singleplayer maps tend to break otherwise.Įdit: If you want to do multiplayer, the ezQuake engine is widely used, and nQuake is a popular package that sets up ezQuake with a lot of modern configs and skins and stuff. If you're going to use it to play singleplayer, I'd recommend setting the console variable sv_nqplayerphysics to a value of 1, to force "original" Quake physics. It supports both QuakeWorld and "original" Quake style of play. It's more consistently developed/maintained than Darkplaces, and also (unlike Darkplaces) it's still mainly focussed on being a program for playing Quake rather than trying to support the development of other games. The main reason I'm posting is to add this: if you want to experiment with a Quake engine that has a bunch of bells-and-whistles features, give FTE a try. #YAMAGI QUAKE II HOW TO#
That package also comes with some documentation that explains a lot about how to configure Quake, run mods, etc. If you want to try out a bunch of custom singleplayer releases, you could give this (Windows-only) installer package a try: It comes with the Mark V Quake engine, which is also a good one for most folks, although you can drop Quakespasm in there if you would rather use that instead. (There's another exe in there used for backwards compatibility with some old stuff, you probably don't want to use that other one.)
If you're on Windows, get the Win64 package there and unzip it into your Quake folder, then run "quakespasm.exe". it's rock solid and almost all new map releases are tested against it. FWIW personally I tend to use Quakespasm.
#YAMAGI QUAKE II INSTALL#
To build from source you (only) have to install the dependency libopenal-dev.There's a bunch of good comments already posted here.
To import music follow the chapter Music extraction. Set your controls in-game: OPTIONS -> customize controls. Reboot and select the Quake II: Ground Zero icon!. cin files of your video/ folder to /home/cpi/.yq2/rogue/video/.Įcho '/home/cpi/games/Quake2/quake2 +set game rogue +set vid_renderer soft +set vid_fullscreen 0 +set vid_width 320 +set vid_height 240' > '/home/cpi/apps/launcher/Menu/GameShell/Quake II: Ground Zero.sh' Reboot and select the Quake II: The Reckoning icon!Ĭopy your purchased (Ground Zero) pak0.pak to /home/cpi/.yq2/rogue/.Ĭopy the purchased (Ground Zero). 
cin files of your video/ folder to /home/cpi/.yq2/xatrix/video/.Įcho '/home/cpi/games/Quake2/quake2 +set game xatrix +set vid_renderer soft +set vid_fullscreen 0 +set vid_width 320 +set vid_height 240' > '/home/cpi/apps/launcher/Menu/GameShell/Quake II: The Reckoning.sh' cin files of your video/ folder to /home/cpi/.yq2/baseq2/video/.Įcho '/home/cpi/games/Quake2/quake2 +set vid_renderer soft +set vid_fullscreen 0 +set vid_width 320 +set vid_height 240' > '/home/cpi/apps/launcher/Menu/GameShell/Quake II.sh'Ĭopy your purchased (The Reckoning) pak0.pak to /home/cpi/.yq2/xatrix/.Ĭopy the purchased (The Reckoning).
Move the Quake2 directory to the games directory:Ĭopy your purchased pak0.pak to /home/cpi/.yq2/baseq2/.Ĭopy the purchased. Make sure you have valid copies of the Quake II file pak0.pak and the Quake II folder video/. #YAMAGI QUAKE II FULL VERSION#
These instructions describe how to install the full version of Quake II on the GameShell.
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