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It's been a looooong time since I fiddled with the Quake 2 source, but I remember the basics. 1) Yep, it's easiest to compile on Windows, I think. Not sure abo
by thenomad 13y ago
It's been a looooong time since I fiddled with the Quake 2 source, but I remember the basics.
1) Yep, it's easiest to compile on Windows, I think. Not sure about Linux, but I recall that the projects were Visual Studio based.
2) I don't think you'll find replacements for the official data files. The easiest way to get hold of the official ones is to buy Quake 2 on Steam, which is instant, then download the data there. Alternatively it's also available to buy on Amazon, still.
- sdegutis 13y agoOkay. I hope the Visual Studios Express (free) compiles it in Windows 7 running in VirtualBox.