Anyone got Tremulous working with XQF?
AFAIK, XQF cvs has support for Trem. Not actually tried it yet though.
Timbo, what is going on with your avatar?
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What's XQF? :roll:
Quote from: zaltarWhat's XQF? :roll:
I think it means 'X Quake Frontend', but not only for quake anymore. Kinda
gamespy for linux.
http://www.linuxgames.com/xqf/
I got XQF to work. I think the secret was to set the masterserver protocol version to 69. The masterserver address is master://master.tremulous.net:30710
I got it working on debian system like this:
1) installed qstat package
2) add following lines to /etc/qstat.cfg:
gametype TREMULOUS new extend Q3S
name = Tremulous
template var = TREMULOUS
game rule = gamename
end
gametype TREMULOUSM new extend Q3M
name = Tremulous Master
template var = TREMULOUSMASTER
default port = 30710
master protocol = 69
master for gametype = TREMULOUS
end
2a) at this point you might test if qstat can get list of servers from tremulous master: quakestat -tremulousm master.tremulous.net:30710
3) install development packages (autoconf, intltool, libgeoip-dev etc)
4) download xqf cvs source:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@xqf.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/xqf co -P xqf
5) modify debian/rules files to compile it against gtk2, not gtk1 (miserable default) by adding '--enable-gtk2' to the ./configure line
6) run ./autogen.sh to create configure file blatantly ignoring all warnings
7) compile into debian package: dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b -us -uc
7) install new xqf package sudo dpkg -i ../xqf_0.9.4-0.1_i386.deb