How about compiling them with real textures like a normal mapper would?

Unless you think Interpol is gunning for Pulsar for his remake of episode 4 ... http://celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=61288&start=25 ... or distrans and scragbait for Travail.

If you are concerned, host them on DropBox, you can say someone hacked your private server and stole the maps you made for personal use.

We'll pin it on Mugwump.

Bethesda will issue a warrant for recompiling the Quake maps with the textures in them -- meanwhile Mugwump becomes famous like Carlos The Jackal.

Mugwump will get international book deals like Edward Snowden --- and with the extra tens of dollars from the insane fame from being a rogue Quake mapper that dared recompile the Quake maps --- he'll use those extra tens of dollar to splurge on such things like upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Vista.

Everyone wins!

/And Mugwump should know I'm kidding around ;-) 

Ha ha, yeah thanks Baker, that's just what I need! Fuck Vista, that's shit on a stick. I'm actually waiting for the cash to buy myself an SSD so I can install the Win7 that's been sitting on my HD for a while. 

http://structuresynth.sourceforge.net/

Structure Synth allows you to write rules to generate 3d geometry. It comes with a ray tracer for rendering the creations and can export into .obj format.

There are images created with the help of this program on Flickr.

https://www.flickr.com/groups/structuresynth/pool/

If you have difficulty getting started with the very brief documentation, the 2D program that inspired it might help you along the way. It at least gives you much more in the way of examples to try out and modify.

http://www.contextfreeart.org/

I don't know if it would be workable to generate .obj files with it and use OBJ2MAP to import the stuff into Quake maps. You could give it a try :) 

 

Nahuel over at QuakeOne is entertaining the idea of a mod contest. If anyone's interested, make yourselves known here: http://quakeone.com/forums/quake-talk/quake-central/12411-mod-contest.html 

Spambots are getting smarter here... Now they try to look like real people, like this Ravi "person" above. 

There would be significantly less spam if you didn't frequently comment on spam posts. 

I didn't know that commenting after a spam increased the spam attacks. Sorry. 

Replying to a spam post with a worthless comment is also spam. HTH :) 

Spam error. 

Right. For a moment I forgot about the unfriendly climate around here. This little break through the clouds was good while it lasted. 

"Talk about anything in here."

So, lets talk about spam, eh?

(I now need a graphic that shows me sniggering like they used to in Spy vs Spy) 

 

Tried making a 44Khz shotgun replacement sound while _trying_ to stay reasonably close to the original. Pretty damn hard. This one is much more clicky though, but I kind of like that. Then again, I've been listening to it waaaaay to much today so I've gotten totally tonedeaf. Some fresh ears would be appreciated.

https://www.wetransfer.com/downloads/ae44b642a1ba81149f4b9e1dfd3c725020160927211126/6c3a0e 

here's a bunch of free texture resources, or you can buy the zip of ~600 images. 

Using textures that high-resolution for Quake... I mean, you'd have to shave off so much detail to get them in the game I imagine. I'm sure they'd mostly just look like blobs of colour at that point :/ 

 

Those seems to be for CG movies, not for games. <a href="http://seamless-pixels.blogspot.com.br/2011_11_01_archive.html">Source. 

Fixed link 

I meant as a resource, for a pattern, noise, something to draw over. I dunno, I just made this and this. Granted, the amount of source texture is negligible, but it's there! 

Those look pretty nice, to be fair. Having a backing texture to work off of would, I imagine, cut down on how long it actually takes to paint something like that. 

Making all the bumps from scratch is pure masochism, so yeah. 

to see your textures again, it's been a long time.