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Essential Files

Spoogie · 1999-03-08 18:50:00

i have the source code, but what other files should I have if I'm to get seriously into Quake 2 editing? What are the best modelers?etc. Y'know, the works. Spoogie

08-03-1999 6:50pm

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Spoogie

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i have the source code, but what other files should I have if I'm to get seriously into Quake 2 editing? What are the best modelers?etc.
Y'know, the works.
Spoogie

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#2 10-03-1999 1:08am

mewso

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O.k. Spoogie. Apologies for the delay. I've been shirking my duties. There's no point in spelling it all out here. With a bit of initiative you could find this stuff but it's always nice to have it all layed out for you. In that context I have to recommend this site:-

http://www.planetquake.com/chopshop/

The chopshop tries to cover every aspect of Quake editing but does seem to be out of date. Apart from that Greenbean has some stuff worth reading on the PIT, the editing section of Quake.ie and while your at it have a look at those high profile interviews I did

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