News that PCem project has been uploaded to bitbucket.org. This is welcome news, especially since the web site allows a more friendly environment for developers. Branches may be created for open source projects, members may collaborate, and then developers can save space/commit annotations by …

I have a (partial) list of 64-bit changes that apply to Winquake, but not yet able to test it. Noted that the necessary changes for Win32 to Win64 is simpler than converting for Linux. In the meanwhile, I tested 32-bit Quakespasm (QS) where the GL renderer approximates the features of the software …

It appears that your port already has the MGL dependency removed. The SDL code is much less tested and incorporating it may require debugging across both quake and SDL code. However, if the above SDL port shows stability over time, then it would definitely be worthwhile to add it to engoo. The mingw …

Ideally, we should have a 64-bit vanilla-like winquake (wq) client. One method is to have the Quakespasm (QS) team incorporate the dx code into their 64-bit build and bypass any code which is gl-only; I don't know of any wq-like builds which have certain 64-bit compatibility, and which likewise …

Quake2 for Windows has fallbacks if directx is not present. One fallback is the use of DIB instead of the Directdraw render engine; however, DIB is only active in window mode whereas directdraw is active in fullscreen mode. Where there are directx rendering issues, the attached patch allows for a …

Winquake-Z. Attached is a binary and source code patch of Winquake-Z, and the binary is archived along with the required SDL.dll library file. This third version has Winquake-X features and disclaimer, but instead SDL handles the video and other peripherals; the major difference is the SDL/OpenGL-HQ …

Winquake-X. Attached is Winquake-X, a derivative of the original Winquake with file-based music (tested with OGG), custom video resolutions at default video aspect (directx8), hor+ scaling, and inclusion of essential fixes only. This is a Quake engine; but it is not a "Fitzquake" derivative engine, …