Re: [Openquartz-general] Does anyone know of a Quake Mapping tool for UNIX?

[Gottfried H. <to...@my...>]

well, I use Quark only for bsp/wad work (retexturing and stuff) -  I 
never tried it for mapping.
I used to map for Q3 with GTKradiant. They added Q1 support lately - 
that's cool...
...but it looks like the support is only for Windows - that sucks :-/
There seems to be an editor named "quest" for Linux - 
http://quest-ed.sourceforge.net/dl/. I never tried that one.

Oh well, and I'm going to bed now - that's cool ;-)


> Does anyone know of any good Quake Mapping tools for UNIX-like
> operating systems (specifically Fedora Core 2)?  I tried running QuArK
> under wine and that was painfully sluggish on my machine (800 Mhz, 128
> MB RAM), not to mention there are some repaining problems.  I also
> tried using QERadiant, but the binary RPM wouldn't install on my system
> and I wasn't able to build it from source.  I also took a look at
> Blender, but I couldn't figure out how to make it spit out a Quake map.
> 
> Does anyone out there do any mapping on UNIX?  If so, what tools do you
> use?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> David Costanzo
> 
> 
> 
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