Please write it down so you'll remember it:

http://dickensurl.com/19172/Take_care_while_you_are_young_that_you_can_think_in_those_days_I_never_whitened_a_hair_of_her_dear_head_I_never_marked_a_sorrowful_line_in_her_face_For_of_all_the_many_things_that_you_can_think_when_you_are_a_man_you_had_better_have_that_by_you_Woolwich 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aCyCwEj62g 

all the medieval sounds you could want for a dollar!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bjjaszcz/the-medieval-weapons-sound-effects-library 

I want to know how to put text on the demos i record like i see many people do.

Closest things i found are these, but doesn't seem to be what i am searching for.
http://www.quakewiki.net/archives/cineplex/movfiles.html
http://quake.speeddemosarchive.com/quake/qdq/

At first i thought it was a FitzQuakeMarkV thing, but couldn't get proof of my suspicions. Also checked many other places with no luck, and that makes me ask you all, as the last resort.


Also, is there a way to choose the protocol a demo is recorded in? I know that some engines support different ones, but i suppose that all can record in the original one. 

Try to type "say" (without quotes) in the console.
Now type "say I didnt know that, thanks mfx".

Got it? 

After writing that i thought, maybe its ... and began writing in the console till i thought of just a typical text message in any multiplayer game could be the solution ... and ... BINGO!

... the easiest option was the correct one, and here i was searching all over Internet ...

But you were faster posting than me at taking back my words. Thanks, anyway. 

Press T 

 

But I'm getting there. 

Also, is there a way to choose the protocol a demo is recorded in? I know that some engines support different ones, but i suppose that all can record in the original one.

In fitzquake-derived engines, use sv_protocol to choose the protocol (15 or 666) before you start the map. 

 

Shame it's in Q3 only - would be cool in Q1 perhaps...

http://games.slashdot.org/story/14/08/31/0346203/raya-real-time-audio-engine-simulation-in-quake 

You'd probably need to start with sound effects at a higher rate than 11025hz.

While it would be mostly an undesirable change in quake deathmatch (sound propagation rules are important), I could see that being a lot of fun in a multiplayer mode designed for it. Something sneaky. 

a multiplayer mode where everyone is wearing tap shoes 

than: that's awesome. it always bothers me that sound is given so little thought these days. at least doom3 had sound propagating through portals which was a little better, but doppler was removed when it *was* in q3. 

Just finished Adamantine Cruelty on Normal. Only found 2 secrets, but I found the Control Center. Vondur, I tip my hat to you. Great level. 

but doppler was removed when it *was* in q3.

Q3's doppler sounds pretty hacky though.
I agree sound doesn't get enough loving! 

Q3's doppler sounds pretty hacky though.

Maybe, but I still found it added a lot when you had a rocket scream past your head. 

glad you liked the map, and my secrets are too harsh. i had no proper skills to make them more accessible. 

http://www.afr.com/p/national/consortium_scraps_plans_to_dump_laabUjzDME6if9kKDqG8eN 

It's a pretty large animated gif but it's neat

http://i.imgur.com/f3NwMiS.gif 

Neat! Is this the renderer in slow motion? 

i actually learned stuff just by watching that gif! I already knew that walls were drawn with vertical scan lines (like wolf3d) but didn't remember about how the floors and ceilings were rendered. It's also interesting that some polygons are rendered top to bottom, others bottom-to-top.