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| Summary |
This started as just a little experiment to see if my CVector3D and CPlane3D classes actually work as intended, and sure enough, they do - I am able to load and display (using OpenGL) a Quake 1/2/3 map (in .map format, not .bsp) in the style of a level editor. At the moment, it is view only, although I dont believe it would be that much work to implement editing - however I am sooooo lazy outside of work that I dont know if this will happen - so dont hold your breathe. If you're a coder, you'll recognise the style of the app - its all written using MFC/C++, and is styled based on Visual Studio 6 (maybe I'll make it look more like VS.NET but I dont think so ;). Unlike Q3Radiant/GTKRadiant, it is written using C++ properly - anyone who has looked at the source to either of these will know what I mean (if they dont, they should consider working on their C++/OO coding style).
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| Screenshots |
I really should take some with the current build, but here are some old ones (all taken within a few days of starting the project)
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| Contact info | www.anthonyj.co.uk - AnthonyJ@planetquake.com | ||||
