Trenchbroom has a proxy one which has most of the stuff implemented. I also have this:
https://mega.nz/#!iBtEBCRL
It's TB's plus added models 

Does it still have the unique feature of applying lighting to torch flames and other objects that are supposed to be fullbright?

As I recall, it also doesn't support overbright lighting, which is especially disappointing in the light of the fact that it ditched the software renderer. 

If you want to share files with people you will need to give them your encryption key. 

 

But here ya go:
https://mega.nz/#!iBtEBCRL!OBT4vPqzEWRvN6Yh6RyNwAznS991b8l1PZyn9s2V6nw 

Hey, if you wanna play HeXeN II ONLINE ! DM TDM CTF CO-OP i guess even siege exist.
leave your ip here on this site and join other Servers !
there is a lot

http://hexenworld.org/webtool/

Hexen 2 : 20 Year Anniversary Edition is also aviable there.
it has a lot FIXED stuff so it may can help you in the future.
i hope so

Tell your friends about it so com can grow faster !!!
and yeah i dont like hamachi !!!

in Hexen World you can save the ip were you have joined.
so you dont have to write it everytime again.
the same like in Quake II Adressbook !!!


and here a Quake 2 Server list:

http://q2servers.com/ 

http://hexenworld.org/downloads/hexen2_20160220.exe 

 

a few after i finish downloading it. I have Hexen II legally, but I'm curious at 500MB who knows. 

It may not be legal, but it's legit. Someone zipped up there H2 directory with a bunch of mods. 

I have mixed feelings about community updates. 

HeXeNWorld.Org is the Official Home for HeXeN II and its Abandonware ! 

It's still being sold. How is it abandonware?

Official how? 

.. Nor is it abandon ware. 

Thanks for the heads up about the missing Quake 2 file. It looks like I named the link incorrectly on the index page, that should now be corrected.

I'm glad that the updated definitions have seen some use, I fondly remember days of testing the entity keys and models. (I think TB uses a version of these?) The first map doodle was a Meso map I had spent time on a number of years back but hadn't continued. It would be interesting to do a collaboration sometime to either complete that, or work on different Hexen project. 

I'd be curious to know what was added in that 500M behemoth. There's also "The Ultimate patch for the Steam version of Hexen 2 (64-bit)" on that site, 200-ish MB .exe. All Windows-only I guess (no use for me right now, I am on a Mac)

I think I've come to agree with Sock that since the Quake community is more vibrant and Quake engines more sophisticated (and maintained), there's more chance of a good Hexen-style Level or Mod homage for Quake than a revival of H2 itself. 

Are there any Quake engines that support hubs? 

Fteqw supports hexen 2 even 

The size of some AD maps is larger than entire hubs in Hexen 2... 

if your only concern is the size of the maps, then just apply my bsp2 patch for markv(iirc) to some hexen2 engine, a tool already exist to compile the maps so that half of the work is already done.

support for OSX is ALWAYS going to be a pain (at least until there's a viable cross compiler that doesn't violate any licenses) - that's true whether its a modified hexen2 engine or a quake engine modified to have a hexen2 hud.

frankly the biggest issue with hexen2 mapping/modding is with the small number of people who actually own hexen2, AND still have it installed. The only real way around that is to recreate half of hexen2's content from scratch (and no, grabbing stuff from AD etc is NOT a viable solution). 

As for stuff like CSQC i have my doubts. But if you want to map i don't see limitations and since H2 is really cheap on steam.
The problem with H2 and FTE is lack of polish in some things, other than that is pretty fine for mapping and modding. 

...some sort of hub system? 

...Quoth 

Is an example although not exactly Hexen hub. With info_mapgates and session index numbers you could have things be triggered depending on change_level triggers.