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I'm thinking about buying World Tour as its currently 2 € at Humble, but I'm weary of giving Randy any money.

Hexen without a mod in Raze?

mjr4077au wrote:@Manuel-K, can you please compile from this branch in my fork? This has been tested on Arch Linux. https://github.com/mjr4077au/Raze/tree/ ... lectionFix

Not that surprisingly it also works on my Arch Linux system.

mjr4077au wrote: What version are you using?

b1ebb897e88ae262462eb6624b0a93cd40a367ed

mjr4077au wrote: The commits that change the input code are post 0.5.1 so you'd have to compile again from the latest git head to test.

I know.

Still not working in RR and Duke on Linux.

They have to be in ogg format. It works if they are called Track02.ogg … Track15.ogg in a subdirectory called music of the folder that contains the grp file.

That's arcadey enough to be playable.

Caligari87 wrote:And that's not even mentioning Al-Qaeda's very own texture-swap spinoff, Night of Bush Capturing!

Why do you know that this thing exists?

If you want a working example, you can take a look at Kinsie's projects in the “Projects” section, e.g. viewtopic.php?f=354&t=67237

"libjpeg62-turbo" contains libjpeg.so.62 and that has a different ABI than libjpeg.so.8, so they are incompatible. Since raze should automatically search for libraries in the folder that contains its binary, you can probably take the library from the debian package (https://packages.debian.org/sid ...

Graf Zahl wrote:(…) for unknown reasons!

Maybe a case of “we've always done it that way”?

Or a sharp wall, or map props too close to each other, preventing squeezing between them successfully :twisted: . Doors were pretty infamous in the '90s to be honest, HL1's doors were just as bad as Build's, if not even more so. I think HL's doors are slightly more forgiving. And jumping into a ...

I hate projects that don't come with working project files. You want to fix a little thing, that's done in a few minutes and then you have to spend a lot of time getting it to compile.

For those that are not familiar with the games – some of those glitches can randomly kill you.

That is random and up to the user's choice. In the case of distributed material, it is *not* random and up to the user's choice. This needs to be clearly addressed in a sane way. I was talking about the first part of the path, if that wasn't obvious. You can't just arbitrarily switch case on that ...