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2007-09-27
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nice job, now a quakeworld client and a gamespy frontend.
I would love to play some multiplayer quake CTF, I tried to get this working, but had problems with screen resolutions.
nice job!
I wonder how it will run under XFCE?
Last edited by penguinbait; 2007-11-17 at 04:19.
I would love to play some multiplayer quake CTF, I tried to get this working, but had problems with screen resolutions.
nice job!
I wonder how it will run under XFCE?
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2007-09-27
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Well most resolution options are available from the command line, but since this is not hildonized fullscreen requires hard kill of xterm which may leave open sound device.
Probably best to run windowed until bindings allow clean exit of program but if you dont mind maybe having to reboot, you can run :
./sdlquake -winsize 800 480 -fullscreen
You've got alot more experience doing linux builds so if you'd like to take over or help out please do!
Last edited by pipeline; 2007-09-28 at 01:42.
Probably best to run windowed until bindings allow clean exit of program but if you dont mind maybe having to reboot, you can run :
./sdlquake -winsize 800 480 -fullscreen
You've got alot more experience doing linux builds so if you'd like to take over or help out please do!
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2007-09-27
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Originally Posted by pipeline
No, 770 doesn't have floating point math support in hardware, that's why we have Doom instead
Not sure if it will work on 770/os2006... does the 770 have math co-processor? if not it may not ever work out unless someone (not me) codes a lot of custom integer math logic.
if not it may not ever work out unless someone (not me) codes a lot of custom integer math logic.
You can check their sources to test if they are better suited for ARM powered devices.
I get low fps (3-8fps?) but can shrink window for what i would guess is fast enough gameplay (15+?)
Anyway, I myself prefer turn based games on 770/n800, the controls are not very well suited for action
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2007-09-27
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Yep i played that on a Pocket PC. Worked fairly good if someone wanted to go that route... i suspect it wouldnt be trivial though.
You referring to scaling? Thats beyond my capabilities i think... others (yourself perhaps?
) could do a build with that though... i will try to remember all my trivial mods so others can replicate if needed.
I agree about preferring a nice slow turn based game... more so now that my brain has become a nice slow turn based engine as i get older but this was needed for n800 geek cred... plus i can code my godmode cheat!
Last edited by pipeline; 2007-09-27 at 23:39.
You referring to scaling? Thats beyond my capabilities i think... others (yourself perhaps?
) could do a build with that though... i will try to remember all my trivial mods so others can replicate if needed.I agree about preferring a nice slow turn based game... more so now that my brain has become a nice slow turn based engine as i get older
but this was needed for n800 geek cred... plus i can code my godmode cheat!
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2007-09-28
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Can full version be played also, I am getting
Nokia-N800-26:/home/user/quake# ./sdlquake
FindFile: can't find gfx/pop.lmp
Playing shareware version.
FindFile: can't find gfx.wad
Error: W_LoadWadFile: couldn't load gfx.wad
I have no gfx dir, is this inside the PAK file?
I am downloading shareware now to see if that works?
Scratch that
My quake files were uppercase, user tr and renamed them all with lowercase, and all is good..
Last edited by penguinbait; 2007-09-28 at 00:14.
Nokia-N800-26:/home/user/quake# ./sdlquake
FindFile: can't find gfx/pop.lmp
Playing shareware version.
FindFile: can't find gfx.wad
Error: W_LoadWadFile: couldn't load gfx.wad
I have no gfx dir, is this inside the PAK file?
I am downloading shareware now to see if that works?
Scratch that
My quake files were uppercase, user tr and renamed them all with lowercase, and all is good..
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2007-09-28
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hmm since i am loading to internal memory i just threw the shareware version on there. i cant imagine they (sdlquake devs) would tamper with the pak file or limit it to shareware version... did you copy both pak0.PAK and pak1.PAK (for full version) ? perhaps resources are needed from both.
the gfx file should be in the shareware pak file... they might have moved a resource from pak1 to pak0 to make the shareware pak. its an archive format with tree structure inside... although winrar cant read it now so im not sure what format.
Edit : Glad its now working for you.
For some reason, the file it keeps its settings in (config.cfg) is being copied into /tmp/id1. If you want to adjust key bindings, for now you will need to set write permissions on that directory or copy into there as root.
I also rebuilt the program to accept dpad enter when it asks you if you really want to quit the game. My zip file was made on windows so chmod 755 before running. Most other options should be editable via cfg files until real build is made.
Last edited by pipeline; 2007-09-28 at 00:48.
the gfx file should be in the shareware pak file... they might have moved a resource from pak1 to pak0 to make the shareware pak. its an archive format with tree structure inside... although winrar cant read it now so im not sure what format.
Edit : Glad its now working for you.
For some reason, the file it keeps its settings in (config.cfg) is being copied into /tmp/id1. If you want to adjust key bindings, for now you will need to set write permissions on that directory or copy into there as root.
I also rebuilt the program to accept dpad enter when it asks you if you really want to quit the game. My zip file was made on windows so chmod 755 before running. Most other options should be editable via cfg files until real build is made.
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2007-09-28
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Originally Posted by pipeline
Grep (-r) the source tree for something like
Well since no one else wanted to do this, i built quake 1 for maemo and it seems like it will work fairly good on my n800.
This is first iteration but wanted to share to prove it can be done. I will go through the code and try to get it fullscreen, with maemo friendly bindings, and support of memory card for storing data files, and deb installer.
If other coders want to jump on board feel free... i just compiled sdlquake with the VM appliance (not the appliance released today but one which supports bora)
Not sure if it will work on 770/os2006... does the 770 have math co-processor? if not it may not ever work out unless someone (not me) codes a lot of custom integer math logic.
I get low fps (3-8fps?) but can shrink window for what i would guess is fast enough gameplay (15+?)
Sounds work and i actually just like the eery immersion of the environment so it may perfect game to have for me.
Just download the executable (its zipped for now, perhaps someone can post a tar) from :
http://wardenclyffetower.com/MaemoFiles/sdlquake.zip
Put that in a directory like /home/user/quake
Then download the shareware data files from :
http://www.libsdl.org/projects/quake/
and extract that archive underneath the quake directory (so that you have a /home/user/quake/ID1 directory)
If you dont like the idea of download a non-fully playable game then hold off while it matures, otherwise post feedback/results.
SDL_SetVideoMode
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Uint32 flags = SDL_ANYFORMAT | SDL_HWSURFACE | SDL_DOUBLEBUF;
you want to add SDL_FULLSCREEN. The "|" is just an arithmetic OR that combines the bits in the SDL_FLAGs to a single unsigned 32-bit integer.
For e.g. if we were talking about a three-bit unsigned integer, and PUP_HUNGRY = 1 (binary 001) and PUP_SLEEPY = 4 (binary 100) then PUP_HUNGRY | PUP_SLEEPY = 5 (101)
You can also get much improved framerates by using xsp pixel doubling (just google that). Also, the fixed point implementation should speed things up even on the N800.
The gp2x also has a fixed-point quake implementation which may be closer to the sdlquake you have built http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/2xQuake
"The game is very playable and benchmarks at 12.5 fps on demo1 at 320x240, 200mhz, with full detail,"
Hope that helps. Congratulations and godspeed!
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2007-09-28
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I am running this on XFCE and it runs in fulscreen, but no matter what I do the resolution is the same both in window and fullscreen?
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2007-09-28
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i just figured out the command line is ./sdlquake -winsize 800 480 -fullscreen
Thanks arnimS... i just checked and they anticipated that with the -fullscreen command line option... nice to verify though. While in there i noticed the winsize command line var. Pixel Doubling could be useful since most of the time i have to zoom the screen to half size to be playable.
If directory permissions are set up ok it will autogenerate a config.cfg file.. id recommend changing :
F7 to "sizeup"
F8 to "sizedown"
F6 to "+klook"
save and then copy into /tmp/id1
full screen is beautiful but slow... that will let you zoom in and out the visible area to speed up slow down depending as needed... and the fullscreen button + dpad directions let you look around.
Last edited by pipeline; 2007-09-28 at 02:05.
Thanks arnimS... i just checked and they anticipated that with the -fullscreen command line option... nice to verify though. While in there i noticed the winsize command line var. Pixel Doubling could be useful since most of the time i have to zoom the screen to half size to be playable.
If directory permissions are set up ok it will autogenerate a config.cfg file.. id recommend changing :
F7 to "sizeup"
F8 to "sizedown"
F6 to "+klook"
save and then copy into /tmp/id1
full screen is beautiful but slow... that will let you zoom in and out the visible area to speed up slow down depending as needed... and the fullscreen button + dpad directions let you look around.
Last edited by pipeline; 2007-09-28 at 02:05.
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N800/N810 MMC2 Version
N800/N810 MMC1 Version
770-MMC1
http://www.libsdl.org/projects/quake/
http://wardenclyffetower.com/MaemoFi...e/autoexec.cfg
(Multiplayer)
Multiplayer is compatible with the XQF Game Server browser which has been compiled for maemo.
To run classic threewave CTF, download this zip for both server(tablet?) and clients(tablets?) and extract to quake datadir. You should end up with a quake/ctf directory. On the server tablet run (from xterm/script/etc) :
sdlquakepxd -game ctf +exec server.cfg -listen
Then from client tablets you will have to connect using XQF and due to an issue with XQF not detecting game type you will have to (temporarily) change XQF quake game preference's 'command line' to :
sdlquakepxd -game ctf
You can leave its working directory as /media/mmc2/quake (or wherever your basedir is)
Then for normal dm or coop games change command line back to just sdlquakepxd
You can also set your player name in autoexec.cfg (for clients) and server.cfg (for host)
Botmatch + Custom Maps for mmc1/mmc2 8x0 users with retail quake (pak1.pak) :
I have assembled a botmatch add on for sdlquake which rev38 support. Download the zip archive and extract to the root of the mmc card containing your quake directory. It will set extract files to the \quake\id1\maps and \quake\omicron directories.
Then (from xterm) just type botmatchpxd and use the menu key to cycle between configuration modes.
If you have the autoexec.cfg configuration file properly installed to the data directory, then you have Four play modes : StrafeMode, TurnMode, ZoomMode, and ScreenSizeMode.. you toggle through them with the 'Menu' key (below dpad its the center of three buttons).
DPAD Enter = Fire
Esc = Show Menu
Menu = Change Mode (See Below)
FullscreenKey : Hold down to temporarily look around with dpad
DPAD Left/Right = strafeleft/straferight
- Key : Jump
+ Key : NextWeapon
DPAD Left/Right = turnleft/turnright
- Key : Jump
+ Key : Next Weapon
- Key : Zoom Field of View out
+ Key : Zoom Field of View in
- Key : Shrink window area
+ Key : Enlarge window area
Performance Estimates :
N800/810 400x240 (XSP PixelDoubled) : ~25 fps avg (with full window size)
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https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa...9-rev38.tar.gz
Last edited by pipeline; 2011-02-21 at 18:25.