Learning Radiant is a very good idea if you ever fancy mapping for any other id-related games.
Quake 3
Quake 4
Doom 3
...
Radiant is the ticket.
Radiant is also crossplatform. Map on Linux? Choices: Quest, Radiant.
Radiant isn't harder to use than something like Quest (the two are actually somewhat similar, heh). After getting Radiant set up for Quake, it's an evening of tinkering or two, and you're off.
I'm finding Radiant very comfortable for a number of things.
The main obstacle with Radiant is learning basic keyboard shortcuts; just like with Blender. It's no comparison when it comes to complexity though, Radiant is far easier to use than Blender.
I'll post something about setting up Radiant for Linux here soonish.
Quake 3
Quake 4
Doom 3
...
Radiant is the ticket.
Radiant is also crossplatform. Map on Linux? Choices: Quest, Radiant.
Radiant isn't harder to use than something like Quest (the two are actually somewhat similar, heh). After getting Radiant set up for Quake, it's an evening of tinkering or two, and you're off.
I'm finding Radiant very comfortable for a number of things.
The main obstacle with Radiant is learning basic keyboard shortcuts; just like with Blender. It's no comparison when it comes to complexity though, Radiant is far easier to use than Blender.
I'll post something about setting up Radiant for Linux here soonish.
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