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==-==- Stoneless -==-==-
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==-==- The Quake Map Builder -==-==-
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==-==- by David Jewsbury -==-==-
==-==- jewsbury@netspace.net.au -==-==-
Version 1.00 (release 18th of May, 1997)
-- Stoneless
Stoneless is a powerful map builder for Quake. It allows you to create full-blown
maps, like those included in Quake. Stoneless offers many features, including CSG
subtraction and intersection,advanced texture browser filtering, support for both
OpenGL and DirectX, many advanced 3D preview modes (with lighting), clipboard,
multiple undo, merge, density analyis, etc, etc, etc...
-- The Stoneless Web Site
Visit the Stoneless web site for a list of features, and all the latest information.
http://altar.imagixx.net/stoneless/index.html
-- Documentation
See the included stoneless.doc for information on how to use Stoneless.
(Please read at least the sections "Quick tips" and "The important stuff").
There's also a Frequently Asked Questions list included - see stoneless.faq
-- Requirements
To design and test Quake levels with Stoneless, you will require
╖ A high end 486 or greater based PC
╖ For the included QBSP - a pentium or better
╖ Windows 95
╖ Enough memory to run Windows 95 (ie: 16Mb+)
╖ Registered Quake
╖ One or more texture wads (an example to start you off is included in the zip)
╖ DirectX v3 (see my web page for a download point)
I recommend at least 32Mb of RAM to compile a decent sized level, a Pentium,
and a fast hardware-accelerated graphics card running with 16bit colour depth.
-- Installing
To install, simply unzip into a new folder and run Stoneless.exe.
Preferably use WinZip, or another unzip that supports Windows95's long filenames.
If you do not, you will not be able to double click to open a .xmp.
Stoneless will take care of everything itself.
-- Special instructions for Windows NT
The zip includes two .dll files -> these are OpenGL for Windows 95. If you want
to run Stoneless under Windows NT, you should delete opengl32.dll and glu32.dll.
There is a special version of Stoneless which doesn't support DirectX, and so you
do not need to install DirectX. This version is preferable for Windows NT. See
the Stoneless web site for more information.
-- Included Files
The following files should be included in the zip
light.exe
qbsp.exe (Note: pentium required!)
vis.exe
stoneless.exe (or stonegl.exe for the OpenGL-only version)
click.wav
Stoneless.doc
ctf.qc
ents.qc
full.qc
tf.qc
hip.qc
quake.wad
quake.pal
opengl32.dll
glu32.dll
stlsXXX.txt (where XXX is the version number)
sample.xmp
sample.map
stoneless.faq
keylist.txt
groups/lowerE.xmp
groups/lowerL.xmp
groups/lowerN.xmp
groups/lowerO.xmp
groups/lowerS.xmp
groups/lowerT.xmp
groups/upperS.xmp (that is, enough letters to write "Stoneless")
If they are not, you may have an inferior copy! Get the latest offical
release from the Stoneless web site.
David Jewsbury
jewsbury@netspace.net.au