There is a good many of us that do in person LAN parties. I see that ProQuake has an internet browser but no LAN browser from what I can tell. Is there a special key or something for a LAN browser? If not, how do I make a request for development efforts to put the LAN browser back in from the original source code? Thanks!
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i thought you could always just type slist in the console and get a list of all servers on the local network
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Originally posted by OMacKnight View PostI don't think I've ever connected to lan in any other way than
"connect 192.168.1.x"
I don't think it even occurred to me that there could be another way
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At LAN parties, there is a great many of our players that don't play often and I think that would be too much effort for a novice quake player. See screenshot, this was in the original quake client (netquake). It would be extremely helpful for LAN games. We do DM/Threewave CTF and Rune mod mostly. Nothing crazy pretty basic.
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Hi tkrn ,
You can always use a older version of proquake for this.
The internet server browser was only added in the latest version.
But like mention before by Rook , the command "slist" in console should still work.
The older version still have the lan browser.
link : Index of /proquake/older_versions
I suggest version 4.52 or 4.90My servers for the gamers:
bigfoot.servequake.com / damage.servequake.com
port 26000 EuroQuake
port 26001 EuroQuake Coop
newyork.quakeone.com
Offline ATM
fvf.servequake.com
flanders.servegame.org / flanders.servequake.com
Offline ATM
newdm.servequake.com
port 26010
http://bigfoot.servequake.com (EuroQuake)
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