Hey Cara. I could very well go on Team Talk, but here's another alternative.
You could use the blind cool tech chat room. It doesn't let multiple people
talk at once, but it does the job.
regards,
Clement
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Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 14:40:37 -0700
Hi All, I'm still planning to offer some online chat sessions to discuss
this and teach what I know. At this point, the easiest way for me is to go
through team talk, so that's how I will start off. To those of you for
which this may be a prob, just write either off list or on as I'd like to
figure out another solution that will work for you. I need to stay with
one other solution though, as this will be somewhat time consuming for me,
so I'll do two sessions per each "class" if you will, but no more. So I'm
hoping we can find something that will work for anyone that can't use team
talk.
I'll keep everyone posted on this, and at the moment, I'm thinking
possibly of starting within the next two weeks.
I'll be posting the qc manual on my tbrn site at:
http://tbrn.net/modgirl
And will let you know as soon as I do. For those interested in doing
these chats with me, I'd ask that you please first read over this manual to
get familiarized with the language a bit and to come up with some
questions. Also think about what it is you'd like to add or remove from
the game. Think of a mod you'd like to create.
I'd like to keep these sessions very informal with lots of QNA but also
to move along fast enough to go over a fair bit of material.
Quake C is a very easy language to learn if you already know about
object oriented programming at all, or have had experience with C, C++,
Java or Javascript etc. However, Quake C itself, is not an object oriented
language, and is also (along with it's structure in regard to how the game
itself works) a bit quirky sometimes, so there can be quite a few things to
take into account when working with it. So having a bit of a read of the
manual should be helpful.
For those interested, before I post the manual to my ftp page, the file
itself, is called QCMAN10.txt if you're inclined to search for it on the
web.
Anyway, have a great day! and chat with ya soon!...
Smiles,
Cara
At 10:27 AM 9/17/2006 +0200, you wrote:
Hello,
You should learn qc (a c-like language for quake) to make mods for
aq. I think there are tutorials somewhere, explaining how the
language looks-like, and how quake uses it.
Regards,
Rob
On 16 Sep 2006, at 12:37, Matthew wrote:
hi, can someone please tell me how to create audio quake mods? I
would
like to learn.
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