qfusion

Warsow 0.5 is coming! This time I won't release qfusion separately as it'd too much to backport everything, including support for AngelScript. But this release is going to rock!

This is pretty much post Warsow-0.4 release that includes the renderer updates you might have already seen there. However, I've decided to make another release from the old source tree just in case anyone cares ;) Here's the short changelog: - ... [More] Added shadow maps support for models - Added support for simple distortion effects along with Fresnel effect to shaders - Added occlusion queries support for shadow maps, portals and models - Added outlines GLSL shader for cell shading effect - Added decal stage to "material" shader passes - Bugfixes and optimizations Love q3m4 with outlines :) [Less]

A small movie showing off qfusion r9 running a demo map "ravendelux" by jalisko, demonstrating deluxemaps and lightstyles using GLSL.

qfusion r9 After a couple of years of silence.. Ta da! I should probably open a bottle of champagne now. Or at least go and have a beer. As usual, huge thanks go to Jalisko and LordHavoc for support and inspiration. Here's the Changelog: - ... [More] OpenGL Shading Language support - Deluxemaps and bumpmapping support via GLSL, including support for lightstyles (see included "ravendelux" demo courtesy of Jalisko or use Nexuiz maps for demonstration) - Reworked OpenGL-states layer, minimizing the number of calls to OpenGL subsystem - OpenAL support (optional) - ALSA support for sound output on Linux systems - New shader keywords for GLSL, describing "materials" (diffusemap, heightmap/normalmap, glossmap) - New shader keywords for better compatibility with Warsow - Optimized mirrors and portals rendering using OpenGL scissor testing - Skyportals support (rendering the map from portal's camera position instead of regular skybox) - Rewritten renderer of SKM models (using matrix-palette animation) - Maps, models and shaders now take less memory and less likely to cause cache misses due to the redesign of used data structures and improved memory management - Support for .ogg files as regular sounds, not just background tracks - Optimized rendering of maps with global fog (automatic detection, farclip is set to distance of fog opacity) - A good bunch of bugfixes, speedups, cleanups and improvements in all areas And here's the link. P.S. As with r8, no Linux binaries this time again, sorry. [Less]

...hits the streets. Here's a short list of improvements: - Stable linux port - Dedicated server builds - Support for movingrotating mirrors and portals (type 'devmap rotmirror5' for demonstration) - Optional Ogg Vorbis playback support for ... [More] background tracks (see http://www.xiph.org for needed libraries) - Updated SKM format support - Engine can now pack lightmaps into big textures to minimize texture binding - Improved networking protocol, 'dumped unreliables' are not likely to happen now - Highly reduced memory usage - Added support for 'ifendif' commands to q3a shaders and HUD scripts - Extended HUD scripts syntax - Added suppport for cubemapping - Reworked rendering backend, can now merge up to 8 shader passes automatically (the actual limit depends on the video card used) - Reworked filesystem, takes much less memory and reads faster from .pk3 files now - Fixed fog on rotating entities - Fixed a nasty memory bug in cgame module - Fixed a bug when pressing ESCAPE several times during loading could crash the program - Misc bugfixes and improvements Also, SKM converter has been updated to keep it up-to-date with r6. Just as always, you can find the latest releases on the right side of this page. [Less]