Eduke 32 engine ...

[Baker]

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For probably the few days, terminx the primary author of the EDuke32 engine for Duke Nukem 3D is collecting feedback on his latest engine release at the QuakeOne.com forums.



Not surprisingly, he is familiar with MHQuake and TomazQuake from the "old days".

A rare cross-community interaction from back when they knew how to make games

Needless to say, the thread is getting a lot of eyeballs ... And revealing one thing Quakers know how to do ... post quality bug reports!

Everyone in the Quake community has been debugging engines and mods for years --- from players to developers! We know how to do it! Bug report, bug report, bug report, ....

Nobody uses GLQuake.exe And if they are, they aren't really a Quaker, just some knobster awaiting a proper education ...

Anyway, this EDuke32 engine is awesome!

[revelator]

agree and very flexible to theres an allmost done port for redneck rampage somewhere on google code (only a few minor buggers but allready quite playable).

ill be happy to provide some feedback

[ceriux]

that does look nice wish i could check it out. cant wait to be home for good.

[Baker]

[revelator]

[revelator]

[frag.machine]

[Sajt]

[Spirit]

[revelator]

[mankrip]

eDuke32 is awesome, but the version I've got here (1.5.0devel 20090313) crashes when running above 1800x1350, and there are lots of glitches in the menus' textures when running on my laptop.

Hopefully the latest version has these issues fixed. This thing is damn good, fast and accurate.

[edit] The for it is amazing.

[leileilol]

[gnounc]

Yeahhhhh it really does take forever to load : (

[Sajt]

[frag.machine]