[Spirit]

megaman and Spirit present: A first alpha version of the Quake Injector.

The Quake Injector is a tool to download, install and play Quake singleplayer maps from the Quaddicted.com archive. Ever been annoyed by an excruciating installation process? Could not figure out how to install a certain map? Well, this tool makes it a piece of cake. Simply pick the map and click Install.



Features

• All Quake singleplayer maps ever made (900+ in the database)

• Simply pick a map, click install and play

• Filter, sort, browse to find your favourite map

• Automatically installs dependencies (e.g. Quoth)

• Cross-Platform

• Free, Open Source Software, released under the GPL.

Check it out: QuakeInjector

[Baker]

Sounds cool. Works on a Mac too?

[Spirit]

For sure!

[lxndr]

This is great stuff ! Thx a lot guyz.

[=peg=]

sounds great! good work!

[metchsteekle]

the term "" comes to mind

[lxndr]

Here a simple script for linux users to help finding what went wrong. I messed a long time before doing this for finally finding it was the -mem option which was missing. It would be great to have the most common options selectable, or some kind of memo for head-in-the-sky guys like me.

Code:

#!/bin/sh
/path/to/my/quake/engine ${*} >/tmp/q.log

Don't forget to chmod +x

[AEnoch]

Holy Crap. They do have about every sp map ever made.....

[Spirit]

Originally Posted by lxndr

It would be great to have the most common options selectable, or some kind of memo for head-in-the-sky guys like me.

Yes, that is one thing I definitely want added. Some engine/game settings already preconfigured (mem, resolution, etc). However the main target engine (especially for Linux) is not public yet, so that's not that important right now.

It would be handy if the engine's output would not be not displayed.

[Frenzy]

Nice! Great work!