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000022_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Fri Apr 4 01:48:31 1997.msg
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From: AW@null.net (Adam Wilkinson)
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Subject: Other Things.
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Date: Fri, 4 Apr 1997 16:22:25
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While I'm writing to the List...
Did some things over Easter.
1. A Quake .MAP file generator, takes height map IFF's and builds lovely
Hills and rivers for Quake. Very rough. No front end.
2. A gutsy little splatter game 'MEAT HEADS' Mouse pointin', Pump action,
Head Splattin' fun.
3. A 'voxel' engine. As seen in the PC helicopter game 'Comanche'
Needs more work, crashes a lot, but it has all the stuff you need to make
3D outdoor fly-around games. I do need a faster command than Bar for
this, maybe someone with extension advice or Asm knowledge could get in
contact...
Again, the source is available for anyone who wants to see it.
BTW, anyone seen Quake on the Amiga yet? I heard it was actually out there
for those of us with CyberGfx cards...
--
Adam.