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Yamagi Quake II Remaster
This is an experimental fork of Yamagi Quake II with ongoing work to add support for Quake II Enhanced aka Q2 Remaster(ed). This enhanced version has a lot non trivial changes, adding support isn't easy and takes time. Feel free to try this code but you mileage may vary.
Have a look at the yquake2 repository for the "normal" Yamagi Quake II: https://github.com/yquake2/yquake2
Alpha windows 64 bit binaries. Saves format is unstabled and could change between alpha releases.
State:
- GL1/GLES3/GL3/GL4/VK:
- base1: no known issues,
- base2: no known issues,
- q64/outpost: broken level change,
- mguhub: sometimes broken logic for surface fall in next maps.
- SOFT:
- base1: broken wall light and wall glitch,
- base2: broken wall light and wall glitch,
- q64/outpost: broken level change, scale textures unsupported,
- mguhub: broken wall light, sometimes broken logic for surface fall in next maps.
Monsters:
- incorrect dead animation for Arachnid,
- broken fire effect for Guardian.
Models support:
| Format | Original Game | Frame vertex | Meshes | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mdl | Quake 1 | 8 bit | Single | Unsupported grouped textures |
| md2 | Quake 2 | 8 bit | Single | |
| md2 | Anachronox | 8/10/16 bit | Single | No tagged surfaces, unchecked with game |
| mdx | Kingpin | 8 bit | Multiple | No sfx support, unchecked with game |
| fm | Heretic 2 | 8 bit | Multiple | |
| def | SiN | Part of sam | Multiple | Unchecked with game |
| dkm | Daikatana DKM1 | 8 bit | Multiple | Unchecked with game |
| dkm | Daikatana DKM2 | 10 bit | Multiple | Unchecked with game |
| md3 | Quake 3 | 16 bit | Multiple | No tags support |
| mdr | EliteForce | float | Multiple | No tags support. Uses first LOD only |
| md5 | Doom 3/Quake 4 | float | Multiple | Requires md2 for skins |
| sbm | SiN | Part of sam | Multiple | Unchecked with game |
| sam | SiN | 8 bit | Multiple | Unchecked with game |
All models support only single texture for all meshes and frames limit based on game protocol.
Texture support:
| Format | Original Game | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| wal | Quake 2 | 8 bit |
| wal | Daikatana | 8 bit |
| swl | SiN | 8 bit |
| m8 | Heretic 2 | 8 bit |
| m32 | Heretic 2 | 24 bit |
| pcx | Quake2 | 24 bit |
| tga | Quake2 | 24 bit |
| png | retexturing | 24 bit |
| jpg | retexturing | 24 bit |
| bmp | Daikatana | 24 bit |
Maps support:
| Format | Version | Game |
|---|---|---|
| IBSP | 39 | Quake 2 / Anachronox / Kingpin / Heretic 2 |
| IBSP | 41 | Daikatana / SIN |
| RBSP | 1 | SIN |
| QBSP | 39 | Quake 2 ReRelease |
| BSPX | 39 | Quake 2 ReRelease (Extension to IBSP) |
Note:
- Non Quake 2 maps are limmited mostly view only, and could have issues with tranparency or some animations flags and properties.
- If you like support some other maps type, create pull request for Mod_Load2QBSP function and provide a link to demo maps.
Games:
- Quake 2:
- Anachronox:
- Kingpin:
- Daikatana:
- Heretic 2:
- SiN:
Goals:
- BSPX DECOUPLEDLM light map support (base1),
- QBSP map format support (mguhub),
- Use ffmpeg for load any video,
- RoQ and Theora cinematic videos support.
- Cinematic videos support in smk, mpeg, ogv format,
- Daikatana/Heretic 2 map partial format support,
- md5 improve load speed,
- support Anachronox .dat format,
- suport Daikatana/SiN .pak/.sin format from pakextract,
- Support flow/scale flags for Q64 maps,
- Add debug progress loading code for maps,
- MDR model format in Star Trek: Voyager – Elite Force,
- RGB particles support instead palette based one,
- Get rid of VID_PaletteColor client internally,
- Broken maps groups from base2 to next,
- Single player support,
- Support effects and additional flags for ReRelease when possible.
- Use shared model cache in client code insted reimplemnet in each render,
- Check load soft colormap as 24bit color,
- Fix transparent textures in Daikatana/SiN maps,
- Use separete texture hi-color buffer for ui in soft render,
- Cleanup function declarations in game save code,
- Fix broken base3 with sorted fields names,
- Use 3 bytes vertex normal,
- Support scalled textures for models and walls in soft render and fix lighting with remastered maps,
- Modified ReRelease game code support with removed KEX only related code.
Not a goal:
- Multiplayer protocol support with KEX engine,
- Support KEX engine features (inventary, compass and so on),
- KEX game library support.
Code tested with such maps.
Yamagi Quake II
Yamagi Quake II is an enhanced client for id Software's Quake II with focus on offline and coop gameplay. Both the gameplay and the graphics are unchanged, but many bugs in the last official release were fixed and some nice to have features like widescreen support, reliable support for high framerates, a modern sound backend based upon OpenAL, support for modern game controllers and a modern OpenGL 3.2 renderer were added. Unlike most other Quake II source ports Yamagi Quake II is fully 64-bit clean. It works perfectly on modern processors and operating systems.
This code is built upon Icculus Quake II, which itself is based on Quake II 3.21. Yamagi Quake II is released under the terms of the GPL version 2. See LICENSE for further information:
Officially supported operating systems are:
- FreeBSD
- Linux
- Windows
Beside theses Yamagi Quake II has community support for MacOS and most other unixoid operating systems, including NetBSD, OpenBSD and Solaris.
Addons and partner projects
This repository contains Yamagi Quake II itself. The official addons have their own repositories:
Yamagi Quake II Remaster is a project providing optional support for the assets of Quake II Remaster by Nightdive Studios and has a less conservative approach in regards to new features. It also lives in it's own repository:
Development
Yamagi Quake II is a community driven project and lives from community involvement. Please report bugs in our issue tracker:
We are always open to code contributions, no matter if they are small bugfixes or bigger features. However, Yamagi Quake II is a conservative project with big focus on stability and backward compatibility. We don't accept breaking changes. When in doubt please open an issue and ask if a contribution in welcome before putting too much work into it. Open a pull request to submit code:
Also have a look at our contributors guide:
Documentation
Yamagi Quake II has rather extensive documentation covering all relevant areas from installation and configuration to package building. Have a look at the documentation index:
Releases
Yamagi Quake II releases at an irregular schedule. The official releases with source code tarballs and prebuild Windows binaries can be found at the homepage:
Our CI builds unsupported Linux, MacOS and Windows binaries at every commit. The artifacts can be found here: