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  • Quake Progs 1.06 Source (Printable)

    There is a great progs 1.06 QuakeC browser at Inside3d.com

    http://www.inside3d.com/browse.php

    I spent a few minutes and made a PDF version of the QuakeC progs106.zip (which is the QuakeC source for Quake, not to be confused with the engine source ... think of mods like RQ or CA)

    The ONLY purpose of this PDF version is if you are learning QuakeC and want to print the whole thing conveniently.

    http://www.quakeone.com/q1files/docu...-progs-106.pdf

    It is 283 pages, by the way. (So print it at work, heh :d :d)
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    My QuakeC code is over 500 pages.
    "It may disturb you. It scares the willies out of me. " -Slartibartfast

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      Originally posted by Baker
      The ONLY purpose of this PDF version is if you are learning QuakeC and want to print the whole thing conveniently.

      http://www.quakeone.com/q1files/docu...-progs-106.pdf

      It is 283 pages, by the way. (So print it at work, heh :d :d)
      You can knock it down to 136 pages by making it landscape with two columns and line numbers. Here's what I used (download the progs106.zip for the *.qc files):

      Originally posted by kbdrate
      #!/bin/sh
      set -e

      enscript -2 --header='$n %W Page $% of $=' -C0 --font='Courier7' --borders -M letter -o progs106.ps -r --margins=10:10:10:10 *.qc

      ps2pdf progs106.ps

      echo "Finished: progs106.pdf"
      Baker: I'd be happy to send you a copy if you want to host it.

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