ke4nt1

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Posted: June 09 2004,17:31 |
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[EDIT] Sounds like you haven't added any ".pak" game and map files to the /usr/lib/games/quake2/baseq2 directory. The .pak files need to be added from either a cd copy of quake2, or pulled out of the downloadable shareware copy. ( see my post earlier in this thread about adding .pak files )
The "ref_softx.so" should be the last file in your "/usr/lib/games/quake2" directory ...
Typically, the game writes the config files upon exit to store setup choices and other options the way you want them. The second time I run it, I don't get those messages.. Once you have your config.cfg file written to disk, the default.cfg file is not necessary ... [/EDIT}
Perhaps I could simply include a default copy of the 2 files in the next revision. I have ran this from clean installs of 0.7.1 on 6 or more computers, both LiveCD and HDinstall, and it runs great. Even on a P3-500 at 800x600 window, the game play is very acceptable.. stand-alone or multiplayer.. I also want to add to the next quake2.dsl revision more ctf files.
73 ke4nt
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