Wednesday, June 20, 2001
Q3A 1.29f Known Issues -- 11:10 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun
I just got an automated email back from id when I sent a bug report (three files that came with the 1.27g Linux patch are not included with the 1.29f patch). Here are a list of currently known issues, so you know you don't have to submit a report:- I AM RUNNING WINDOWS NT 4.0 AND I'M GETTING NO SOUND - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
- I AM NO LONGER ABLE TO CHANGE MY RAIL COLOR WITHIN THE MENUs - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
- THE BURN MARK LEFT ON A WALL BY MY RAIL GUN IS A DIFFERENT COLOR THAN MY RAIL ITSELF - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
- +(PLUS) and -(MINUS) commands no longer work - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
- DEVELOPER CHEATS LIKE R_SHOWTRIS HAVE BEEN DISABLED IN THE POINT RELEASE - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
- MY OLD DEMOS WILL NOT WORK WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF THE POINT RELEASE - This is a side effect of changing protocols within the game. There is nothing that we can do about this. Changing protocols allows up to make significant advancements to the game (such as the new network code), and helps up prevent cheating.
- THERE IS A BIG GREY TEXTURE UNDER THE PLASMA GUN ON PRO-Q3DM3 - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release. If you have the 3wave CTF maps installed you will not have a problem seeing the texture.
- MY RAIL GUN EFFECT WILL DISAPPEAR WHEN IT IS FIRED A LONG DISTANCE ON A TERRAIN MAP - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
- MY MOUSE FEELS DIFFERENT THAN IT DID IN THE LAST VERSION - This is a known issue and something that we are planning to address for the full release.
Devine on Q3A 1.29 for Mac -- 9:54 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun
id's Graeme Devine updated his .plan with news of a new version of the 1.29f beta patch for Quake III Arena for the Mac OSX and the status of the Mac Classic version.A new Mac OS X 1.29f Beta is in the process of being posted to the id ftp site.Blue's News has some mirrors all set for you Mac heads.
This fixes some os the issues related to the slow sound code in the first release, many of you had written that timedemos were much faster with sound off than on (more than to be expected).
The filename is quake3-macosx-129f-2.dmg
I'm now working on the Classic release.
Tuesday, June 19, 2001
GPL == Scared? -- 11:44 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun
Evan Leibovitch wonders aloud if the GPL exists not so much for freedom, but more out of fear, namely the fear that your code will become a part of a closed source project. BSD fans could care less and are happy if their stuff gets used that way. Personally, I think this fear--the fear of closed source software--is the only reason the GPL is as popular as it is. Thanks Linux Today.Episode I on DVD -- 11:41 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun
Pretty much everyone in the world is reporting that the official Star Wars website has announced that Episode I: The Phantom Menace will be released on DVD on October 16. Here's to hoping they get the original trilogy on DVD soon too.Jaquays on Q3:TA Models -- 1:00 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun
id's Paul Jaquays updated his .plan with documents showing you how to make new team models for Quake III: Team Arena. You can snag the docs in HTML format or rich text format.Recent Headlines
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