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I played DN3D fendlessly as a kid. Also played around with the level editor and later with the Half-Life level editor. Many tricks and hacks were done. Good t
by k__ 6y ago
I played DN3D fendlessly as a kid.
Also played around with the level editor and later with the Half-Life level editor.
Many tricks and hacks were done. Good times.
Turns out programming is just the generalization of what I did there, so I became a coder later, haha.
- matthewaveryusa 6y agoI think we had the same childhood :D
- iso1631 6y agoWe had great fun building and "testing" the school in DN3D as a "project" for parents evening Many many huors/days/weeks were spent playing multiplayer DN3D over a null-modem serial cable too
- k__ 6y agoSomehow I never shared my maps with anyone. But we played Quake after computer science class in shool.
- jandrese 6y agoI made several Doom2 maps as a college student. The tools were quite good so there were tons of them online. I remember when Quake came out a lot of the scene died because nobody had computers powerful enough to render Quake levels. It could take literally hours of rendering to discover that you made an error and had to start over again. But the same people didn't want to go back to Doom because Quake was obviously the future.