T.U.C.Q.: Much Obliged (Another shot at the community project.)

[TrueDude]

Sounds great Ether Bot!

I wanted to show off the map so far to show what I've done. Here's what the map looked like right as I started modifying it: (I only had done minor tweaks)



And here's what it looks like now:

[Ether Bot]

Guuuuys never mind.. my computer is completely fried.

[Boingo the Clown]

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2497959,00.asp

[darkstone]

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2497959,00.asp

pretty compy

[Awesomedude249]

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2497959,00.asp

It is designed for simple tasks, but I assume it will run a game from 1996 just fine.

[75]

Maybe in software mode, remember that OpenGL mode (especially gzDoom 2.0) can be quite demanding for integrated graphics chipsets.

The situation has improved over time (my E6430 with HD Graphics 4000 can run gzdoom 1.x nicely), but at one point, OpenGL mode with integrated graphics had bizarre problems like this:

Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.

[TrueDude]

My map for this is basically complete, aside from some small details Boingo plans to add in. Hopefully we get more people to actually make and submit things.

[Boingo the Clown]

Bump!

I was looking at Oblige levels today, mainly in regard to finding levels in which to test textures and sprites for The People's DooM, and it led me to stumble over a wad full of levels generated for T.U.C.Q. using the replacement files I made for Oblige 6.20.

So I have decided it is relevant and worthwhile to bump this topic and see if we can get this project going again.

[Awesomedude249]

Maybe in software mode, remember that OpenGL mode (especially gzDoom 2.0) can be quite demanding for integrated graphics chipsets.

The situation has improved over time (my E6430 with HD Graphics 4000 can run gzdoom 1.x nicely), but at one point, OpenGL mode with integrated graphics had bizarre problems like this:

Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.

I have Intel integrated graphics and can't even run GZDooM at all. My mom's computer is the only computer I have access to that can run it, as she has an NVidia graphics card, but her computer is incredibly slow.

[TrueDude]

Have you tried QZDoom? It's the successor to ZDoom, the only two feature that were GZDoom only that TUCQ used (truecolor textures and dynamic lights) are both implemented in it, so the game should run fine as long as her computer can run it.

[Awesomedude249]

Have you tried QZDoom? It's the successor to ZDoom, the only two feature that were GZDoom only that TUCQ used (truecolor textures and dynamic lights) are both implemented in it, so the game should run fine as long as her computer can run it.

I haven't, but the problem isn't running GZDooM on my mom's computer, it's running it on my own computer. I'll try it on my computer and see if it works.