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Latest Vr2 Engine: v2.2.5
Latest vr2mod QC mod: v9

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Scorch Marks
Etherium: Dark Storm
OpenGL Demos
games fascination
Programming R-Tickles
TerrainGen
Positively Negative
Industrialize
Improved Quake

Here you can find information on all of the projects in which I am involved, perhaps the largest of which is Vengeance r2. Most of the information on my other projects can be found in the wiki, or asked about in the forums. Take a look around, and watch out for the tartar sauce.

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Thursday, August 20 2009

» Other Projects By: Entar @ 10:56 PM

For those who don't know, I have been working on some other projects, not particularly Quake-related, on my blog. The blog is called games fascination, and it has everything related to games, from my own game development experiences and releases, to game industry news and design. I recently finished version 1.2 of one project, Orb-7, and Scorch Marks is always in progress when I'm not taking a break for something else. Check it out!

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Friday, May 16 2008

» Terraingen v1.41 By: Entar @ 11:58 AM

This time it's just a little bit of tweaking to make stuff more clear for the user. You can get Terraingen v1.41 here. Here's a screenshot out of a map editor, showing the result of a .pgm grayscale image converted to a terrain by TerrainGen (the geometry is scaled up, so it could be smoother):

Have fun!

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Monday, September 17 2007

» Vengeance 2.2.6 By: Entar @ 10:26 AM

Hey guys, just a quick one today. Long time no see, though, huh? There's a new release of Vr2, just to get it out the door

It's got support for corona options from .rtlights files, added coronas menu option, and a slight optimization in rare cases. You can get it right here. Have fun!

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Thursday, June 28 2007

» Big TerrainGen Update By: Entar @ 04:16 PM

Wait, another TerrainGen update? Oh yes. The last one was mostly bugfixing, but now I've added a rather cool new feature: generating terrains from .pgm grayscale image files. Now you can do interesting stuff like this test I did:

You can pick up a copy here. Have fun!

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