Sadly, just changing from md3 model format to IQM isn't possible, though.Ī nice comparison can be found here: written by zturtleman,īy the way, if you have more questions, I highly recommend to join one of the corresponding forums, like this one: (for ioquake3, not Quake3e) and of course most developers are on Discord.

This model format is supported and the loading times are fast, and it should run faster than the current model format (md3). Probably it would help to make use of a new model format here as well, it's called IQM (Inter-Quake-Model) format. You can also make your own game from our source code. Or play a game that other great teams using ioquake3 have made if you don’t already have Quake 3.

Most game developers want their game to still remain playable (even on weaker systems), just convert everything into High Quality (whatever that means) often make games useless. You can use it to play Quake 3: Arena, Quake 3: Team Arena, and the mods people have made for those games.See our Player’s Guide for instructions and help playing ioquake3, or our SysAdmin Guide to get started running your own game server. HQQ High Quality Quake Quake III Arena mod Once you have downloaded the pak9hqq36.pk3 -file, either copy it directly into your baseq3 -directory or, if you want to keep the original content in place, into a new directory named hqq on the same level as the baseq3 dir is located (basically inside your Q3 game folder). The question is how to push these limits to a reasonable amount. Yes the number is limited (for good reason there is always a limit). The number of polygons is limitated on engine but it is not clear if is possible reduce this limit. Spearmint_x86_64.exe +set fs_game CiNEmaticV11062 +set r_customHeight 1080 +set r_customWidth 1920 +set r_mode -1 +set com_hunkMegs 756 +set com_zoneMegs 512Ībout the number of poligons limit here the response:

Quake 3 arena mod