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Synopsis In august 2011 A very generous player by the name of Polarite shared his utility for checking the status of servers with the general quake community. We provide it here as it will hopefully support online players and help them find other players online quickly and easily so that they can enjoy online multiplayer quake games. The utility takes the form of a set of QuakeC scripts that are executed from within quake by first accessing your Quake console and then typing in the relevant command Installation 1.
Download the installation pack from the Quake One Multiplayer online repo our backup repo or Polarite’s site 2. Open up the zip file and put the following 3 files in your quake/id1 folder:. servers.cfg. info.cfg.
serversprint.cfg Usage There is a small friendly listing of the available servers and to bring this up each time you start Quake to act as a helpful reminder, add this line to your autoexec.cfg exec servers.cfg You can also simply type this at console: exec servers.cfg to start the list. Another method is to toggle the list by simply hitting the F9 key or type servers in your Quake Console. If you want to check your favourite server, assuming it is on the listing, open console and type the exclamation mark plus the server alias (quoted in the list) before pressing return. For example is you wanted to check who is on the Coop server called Flanders in Belgium you would type the folowing!flanderscoop If any players were on that server it would display the details in your console.
If you then decided you wanted to join you would just type the server alias flanderscoop Most of the main netQuake servers are accommodated including Shmack, Bigfoot, all the New York servers, all the flanders servers, and many others. Due to the ease of installation and use, we recommend this as quick and easy means of getting involved with the online multiplayer scene. Thanks Polarite 🙂. A few years ago some of the admins (Peg, Pol, Corty) on the Bigfoot server decided to try and enhance the playing experience by offering additional commands and support for Admins and Players alike. They did this largely without modifying the server QuakeC code and instead used additional systems to facilitate this. If you would like to experiment with this for yourself the following servers have been equipped with “the magic” bigfoot.quake1.net flanders.servequake.com ffany.servequake.com newyork.servequake.com For those that may not have played on a Quake Magic server before, it may help to first open a Quake console and then enter the following command before pressing return say!help This should bring up the following option menu in your Quake console.
The first section in this page is a slightly edited version of a contribution kindly provided by Mindzy from QuakeOne.com. He is a regular contributor with more years experience in playing and configuring Quake than he would like to admit to 🙂. My thanks to him for allowing us to publish this. Installing and updating Quake to run through Steam client with a modern engine Unfortunately, being a player since the early days and installing from a CD, remember those 🙂?, I have had no experience of installing quake over the Steam facility. Fortunately 2 friends from the Quake community have come to my rescue and provided what I hope are some useful instructions to get you up and running via steam. Assumptions:.
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Open your Steam client, go to the Library tab, locate Quake and left click it once on the left column. Right click Quake in left column,then click on Properties. New York, New York (so good they named it twice) In 2013 a series of Quake servers were put up in the New York area to cater for East Coast USA, cross Atlantic Matches and providing something a little different from the norm. The server runs multiple ports on newyork.servequake.com and multiple Quake mods to try and cater for all tastes and preferences. Server Admins: Polarite, =peg=, and Mr,Burns.
Server Owner: The mighty Polarite (all hail) Port 26000: Free for All New York (FFANY) For all intents and purposes this is a USA version of the european Bigfoot server. It has multiple custom maps and has been designed to feel very much like a CRMOD deathmatch server. To allow players to customise the server to their liking many options are votable. This server provides a great venue for matches between the european and USA players and is the USA HQ for the FFA tournements. Requirements: If you don’t already have them, and don’t have a Quake engine that autodownloads the maps for you we recommend you avail yourself of the Command line: connect newyork.servequake.com:26000 Command line 2: connect ffany.quakeone.com:26000 Port 26001: RQuake Coop Think you can take on those easy old Quake Monsters?
Think again, this Coop mod written by Rocket guy and Lardarse allows you and your Quake buddies to go to war on the Quake Monsters, but these guys are quicker, stronger and meaner than in normal quake. Based on RuneQuake you can vote on additional weapons (for example vote-hook or vote-alt-weapons) if you wish but with the custom map sets it;s a challenge for newbies and pro’s alike. Simple download the map pack, connect to the server and battle to your hearts content Requirements: We have prepared a downloadable RQuake Map pack and are just looking for suitable repository. Aankhon mein teri ajab si video song download. In the mean time look for the individual maps on Quaddicted or bigfoot.quake1.net.
Our good friends over on QuakeOne,com have an installer which you should be able to download. If all else fails as a starting point you could avail yourself of the Command line: connect newyork.servequake.com:26001 Port 26002 – DeathMatch Plus (DMP) (Video kindly provided by Q Mark, so a big thank to this prolific demo maker:)) This is version 2 of the original mod which used to be played on Junker.org but updated by the very kind Zop (with a little interference from Mr.Burns). It adds new weapons, and powerups including the following. Trips wires,.
Guided Rockets. Homing rockets. Times Bombs. Teleporting, Telefragging. BFG9000. Radio Tag Bombs. and a whole host of Superweapons!!!
Requirements: It’s a server side mod so you don’t need to download anything other than any custom maps you may wish to play, but a few binds for things like teleporting, detonating the radio tag bombs and using the grappling hook would be beneficial. Just type Impulses in console to confirm what impulse you need to bind you keys to.Command line: connect newyork.servequake.com:26002 Port 26003 – Painkeep (Video produced, with our thanks, by Q Mark) ID’s own deathmatch mod for quake with new sounds, weapons, traps and custom levels it’s a must have for any self respecting Quake player. You start on a level which has multiple exits allowing you to vote with your feet for the most preferred level.There are additional map packs available and we intend to add the Nothing pack comprising of 18 additional Painkeep levels shortly. All you need is the Painkeep mod which is available free of charge.
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Requirements: The client side Painkeep mod available from. Command line: connect newyork.servequake.com:26003 Port 26004 – Clan Arena (CAX) Clan Arena. More on this mod can be found on the website Requirements: Install the and the from Quakeone.com Command line: connect newyork.servequake.com:26004 Port 26005 – Capture The Flag This R00k’s CRCTF mod. More on this soon! For those of us that are lucky enough to be in a position to run a Quake server there are a number of tools at your disposal to help make the job more manageable. One such Tool is Rcon which enables admins to authenticate and then send commands to their quake server, wherever it happens to be located, and the command will be executed as though the admin is effectively sitting at the terminal.
The command will take the following form: rcon command options for example rcon changelevel e1m7 the above command would force the server to change the current map to e1m7. Introduction The purpose of this page is to give you an overview of how to set up a very simple Quake client, but for ease of understanding let’s make some assumptions first:. You’re going to use a windows pc as your Quake gaming machine. Linux/Mac users will need to adapt this information accordingly. Quake clients or “engines” tend to fall in to 1 of 2 types, NetQuake and QuakeWorld.
Although there are many similarities between them, in this document we will focus on setting up a simple NetQuake client. Obtaining and Installing Quake So let’s get started with something easy first just to act a proof of concept. If you haven’t purchased your full copy of Quake (ideally on a CD) then your first step is to actually get your hands on it. Since Quake came out in 1996 it’s unlikely to be at the forefront of you local gaming outlet’s shelves so somewhere like is probably a good, inexpensive place to start.
Another option would be to. Failing that you can pick it up from steam for a nominal fee but as this can add further complications due to all the extra software steam requires and require some further installation instructions, at this point we would suggest that it’s only to be used as a very last option. Still unsure about whether you want to part with the cash? Well those friendly boys and girls at ID software have graciously provided a shareware “demo” version of Quake which you can download, install and play the first of the four quake episodes to whet your appetite. It’s been said that the only material difference between the shareware and full version are 2 files.
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This makes the process of moving from shareware to full Quake much easier as you only have to copy the PAK0.pak and Pak1.pak files from the drive: quake id1 folder of your full version of Quake to same location on the shareware version. You now have your full installation again. This ability to just drag and drop your quake folder from one machine to another is particularly useful when you want to transport Quake from your laptop to your desktop and so forth as you do not need to run the installer once you have the original installation. If you go straight to the Full version on CD route your first problem is likely to be getting the quake installer to work on modern OS’s such as Windows 7/8. Remember that Quake was written way back in the 90’s and so you’re going to have to apply a little ingenuity to get this old installer to run on an OS it was never designed for.
One recommended workaround is to use an application called which can be. This should allow you to run the installer and get quake on to your hard disk. Top Tips:. If at all possible install quake in to a folder called Quake on your c drive. Technically it can go almost anywhere but as the install is comparatively small by today’s standards, this can save you time later on. Take a minute or two to familiarise yourself with the Quake folder structure. This will help you further down the line when we look at enhancing your quake, installing differing Quake engines, adding custom content, installing Quake Mods and so forth.
As graphics technology has moved on since the 90s you will most likely need to rename a file called opengl32.dll to something else like opengl32original.dll as this can prevent quake from running on newer OS’s To get the original quake experience many users will patch the installed version up to the latest that was released. However, in our experience we would recommend that you install one of the latest quake executables or “clients” that will include most/all of these patches for you plus a lot more updates, bug fixes, additional feature and general improvements. The following are some recommended Quake engines that you can use. Proquake. Qrack.
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Well it’s easier than you may think. Using Windows explorer navigate to your quake folder in c: quake.
In the right pane right click and select New Text Document Rename the text file you have just created to StartQuake.cmd ensuring the suffixes aren’t hidden else your file will be StartQuake.cmd.text which won’t work Right click on the StartQuake.cmd batch file and select Edit. This should open up Notepad and is where we will now give it the command with which we will fire up quake. Wqpro.exe –heapsize 32768 –zone 1024 Let’s look at what we’re doing in the above command:.
wqpro.exe is the ProQuake executable that will fire up and act as your Quake Client/Engine. –heapsize 32768 instructs the engine to open and request 32Mb of memory from your operating system to be allocated for Quake to use. –zone 1024 reserves and allocates another 1 MB of memory for aliases you may have set up in your quake config. Done worry too much about this last option to begin with but add it for the moment just to get you started. What should happen when you run this batch file is Proquake will startup and will run through the Quake demos that play in the background whilst you select your play options Top Tip: Sometimes you may wish to have different settings for different engines and one means of doing this is to have a gamedir folder approach. This is a very simple 2 step solution: Create a folder within your quake folder to contain information for your desired engine.
For example: your Proquake gamedir (folder) would be c: quake proquake. Add –game GameDirFolderName to your ProQuake startQuake.cmd batch file. Connecting to a Quake server from a behind a router In the old days when home computers were plugged directly in to modems, connecting to a server was a relatively simple affair.
You would establish your connection to the internet, start up quake, drop in to console and type something like connect servername:26000 or connect flanders.quake1.net and bingo you were in (well usually). These days many people connect from behind a NAT’d router which usually means that although your router has one IP which the internet can talk to, the PC the connects through it has an internal, different ip number. Initially this caused many players problems but later versions of the Quake engines have overcome this problem.
If have connection issues where the server initially appears to accept your connection but then hangs, try updating your client to one of those If this doesn’t work try and edit your StartQuake.cmd to include the internal IP number of your gaming pc. Navigate to your StartQuake.cmd file, right click and select Edit, add the flag –ip nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn to the command line where nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn is the internal IP of your gaming PC At this point, unless there are any other underlying problems you should be able connect to a Public server. To help you we have listed some good examples of server to connect to Credits and Thanks you’s: Baker for his unwavering support of the Proquake and EngineX Quake engines, plus all the work he does behind the scenes at QuakeOne.com Rook who like Baker continues to produce his own high quality Quake Engine “Qrack” and regularly providing guidance, support and a few smiles on the forums of QuakeOne.com MH, Spike and Lord Havoc for their engines and support of Quake. Peg, Polarite, Jer, Sir Henry and Mindf!3ldzX for all they have done for online multiplayer quake from providing and administrating servers to generally making Quake a nicer place to spend your free time Seven, Splitterface, WebAngel, Sock, Seanstar,Smith and many other generous individuals who have given their time and energies to produce enhancements to Quake that we can all enjoy. Appendix A – Some useful Quake console commands for when you connect to a server: Command syntax What does it do? Status Displays the current status of the server including the map being played and some selected player information ordered by player number. Identify n Once the status command has been run you can explore the past aliases for a particular player number.
For example, if “Mr.Burns” has been identified as player 2 via the status command, you could see what aliases he has used whilst you have been on the server by typingidentify 2 Say message This will broadcast a message to everyone on the server in a similar way to the regular say command when playing. Appendix B – Network Issues. One of the most regular topics on some of the quake forums is usual along the lines of “I want to connect to server X but Quake won’t let me join in the fun”. There can be a number of reasons for this and some of the potential remedies are outside the scope of this document but try and give you at least some help you could try the following:. Make sure that the client wanting to connect to a server is at the latest release for that engine.
Someone wanting to connect to as modern server over the internet using winquake version 1.00 is likely to have problems. Check the downloads section of QuakeOD for some recommended clients. Check the settings on any software firewall such as Windows Firewall, if you have one, on the to make sure it is letting the Quake engine use whatever ports it needs to allow your engine to connect to the server and play. In many Quake server engines they will require multiple ports from a very wide range of numbers, not just port 26000 as some suggest. Check to make sure that you do not have any local windows group or security policies preventing Quake to run or access a quake server.
Check the settings on any routers between the client and the internet to make sure that the Quake engine has whatever ports it needs to allow it to connect to a server and play. Example illustration of a simple home Quake server. Well here we are.
My first Quake related blog! Why am I doing this for an old first person shooter game from 1996? It’s a fair question, and the simple answer is whilst trying to be an active and (sometimes) contributing member to what’s left of the Quake community on both sides of the Atlantic, it has become clear to me that at least that one thing that is missing is a semi organised place for me to place some useful information and in turn somewhere for players to go to get answers to some of those questions that are asked time and time again. I’m hoping that, with time, work and real life permitting I can put finger to keyboard and hopefully help someone on their way to improving their Quake experience. I’m no Quake expert, I’ll leave that to Rook, Spike and Golden Boy (who also blogs here) but let’s give this a go and see how far this rabbit hole goes. Time will tell I guess:o) 10th August 2013 – added.