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How do I get started with Darkplaces Development? - GoldenThumbs - 10-16-2018
So, I'm very new to Quake modding and Xonotic modding. My goal is to make a standalone game with Darkplaces like Xonotic. In order to achieve that goal I figure I'll need to work with the engine more. So... How do I get started? What resources do I need?
RE: How do I get started with Darkplaces Development? - _para - 02-18-2025
(02-17-2025, 09:53 PM)exxonguns Wrote: Start by studying DarkPlaces Engine and Xonotic’s source code. You'll need NetRadiant for mapping, FTEQCC for QuakeC scripting, and a good text editor for coding. Check out Inside3D, QuakeOne forums, and Xonotic’s GitLab for resources and tutorials. Start with small mods before moving to standalone development.
Brave of you to think that 6 years later he still waits for an answer 😅
By now you can also recommend ChatGPT
RE: How do I get started with Darkplaces Development? - Freddy - 02-18-2025
(02-18-2025, 02:47 AM)_para Wrote:(02-17-2025, 09:53 PM)exxonguns Wrote: Start by studying DarkPlaces Engine and Xonotic’s source code. You'll need NetRadiant for mapping, FTEQCC for QuakeC scripting, and a good text editor for coding. Check out Inside3D, QuakeOne forums, and Xonotic’s GitLab for resources and tutorials. Start with small mods before moving to standalone development.
Brave of you to think that 6 years later he still waits for an answer 😅
By now you can also recommend ChatGPT
This was already a chatGPT answer designed to hide a link to another website. That's why the post got deleted.
RE: How do I get started with Darkplaces Development? - _para - 02-18-2025
(02-18-2025, 05:07 AM)Freddy Wrote:(02-18-2025, 02:47 AM)_para Wrote:(02-17-2025, 09:53 PM)exxonguns Wrote: Start by studying DarkPlaces Engine and Xonotic’s source code. You'll need NetRadiant for mapping, FTEQCC for QuakeC scripting, and a good text editor for coding. Check out Inside3D, QuakeOne forums, and Xonotic’s GitLab for resources and tutorials. Start with small mods before moving to standalone development.
Brave of you to think that 6 years later he still waits for an answer 😅
By now you can also recommend ChatGPT
This was already a chatGPT answer designed to hide a link to another website. That's why the post got deleted.
Oooooh sneaky little bastard