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How to make my own pak (or game)?
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How to make my own pak (or game)?
by daemonicky » Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:25 pm
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Re: How to make my own pak (or game)?
by Nahuel » Wed Apr 13, 2011 4:03 pm
hi, I am nahuel, I love quake and qc.
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by daemonicky » Tue Apr 19, 2011 11:00 am
Nahuel Thanks 
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For those interested. There is how you make your own game called yourgamename :
1. have folder yourgamename
2. create pak0.pak in this folder by pakexplorer
3. into pak0.pak put
gfx.wad
quake.rc
progs.dat
config.cfg
autoexec.cfg
dir gfx with lmp files, dir maps with your bsp maps, dir sounds with wav sound you use
....
4. close pakexplorer
5. run "quake.exe -game yourgamename"
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For those interested. There is how you make your own game called yourgamename :
1. have folder yourgamename
2. create pak0.pak in this folder by pakexplorer
3. into pak0.pak put
gfx.wad
quake.rc
progs.dat
config.cfg
autoexec.cfg
dir gfx with lmp files, dir maps with your bsp maps, dir sounds with wav sound you use
....
4. close pakexplorer
5. run "quake.exe -game yourgamename"
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by Spike » Wed Apr 27, 2011 12:55 pm
pak files support proper unix names, not just dos names. The fact that they're typically lower case is the clue here. It doesn't even recognise directories as anything other than a prefix on the file names.
If you're only getting 8.3 names, its the fault of your tools.
They're limited to 56 chars or so, but not in range of characters.
If you're only getting 8.3 names, its the fault of your tools.
They're limited to 56 chars or so, but not in range of characters.
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