GLQuake / Win NT 4.0 / TNT
Mav
I just purchased a copy of Quake (I've been playing Quake II for a while and
wanted to check the original out).
Winquake runs fine (looks pretty lousy though), but I can't get GLQuake to
run at all. It indicated that I am missing a glide2x.dll file. Where can I
get this file, and more importantly, why do I need it? This is a retail
version and I'm running a TNT card!! Where the heck does Glide come into
play with this??
Any help appreciated.
Mav
Mav
Delete the opengl32.dll from the quake directory.
Now how do I adjust the lighting? I've played with gamma 0 - 5 but it all
looks the same.
I know in Q2 you can use gl_modulate .. is there an equivalent command for
Quake?
Mav
Mav <M...@nospam.com> wrote in message news:FBw4J...@news.boeing.com...
Phil Webb
> OK, I got that one figured out...
>
> Delete the opengl32.dll from the quake directory.
It's been a long time since GLQuake asked for GLide2x.dll so it sounds
like you're running an old version anyway, prolly 0.95, the latest ones
are 0.97 (official) and 0.98
> Now how do I adjust the lighting? I've played with gamma 0 - 5 but it all
> looks the same.
IDGamma, it puts a new PAK file in the Quake folder with a brighter
palette.
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Shaggy
>OK, I got that one figured out...
>
>Delete the opengl32.dll from the quake directory.
>
>Now how do I adjust the lighting? I've played with gamma 0 - 5 but it all
>looks the same.
>
>I know in Q2 you can use gl_modulate .. is there an equivalent command for
>Quake?
>
>Mav
there is a program called idgamma that will create a new pak file with
brighter colours of your choice but i don't know if there is a NT
version
Mav
As far as the gamma, I have to adjust it w/ powerstrip.
Thanks
Mav
Phil Webb <sp...@recycle.bin> wrote in message
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> In article <3740...@news2.foxinternet.net>, M...@nospam.com says...
> > OK, I got that one figured out...
> >
> > Delete the opengl32.dll from the quake directory.
>
> It's been a long time since GLQuake asked for GLide2x.dll so it sounds
> like you're running an old version anyway, prolly 0.95, the latest ones
> are 0.97 (official) and 0.98
>
> > Now how do I adjust the lighting? I've played with gamma 0 - 5 but it
all
> > looks the same.
>
Shaggy
>Up and running! It is Ver 0.95.
>As far as the gamma, I have to adjust it w/ powerstrip.
>
>Thanks
>
>Mav
>
glquake 0.97 official and .098 unofficial are the latest versions
.098 has fov