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Last edited by Svartalf; 21 July 2008, 10:04 AM. Reason: Edited for spelling error...were != where... ;-)
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Which is why I'm surprised that some map editors aren't released on Linux.
I bet we could do some real interesting things if we could just get some kind of map editor. (An embedded random generator for some kind of randomized maze level. Sure it may be some kind of security hole that'll get patched in the next version, but until then, it's an interesting battle.)
It's good to see that at least one company has faith in us for coming up with fixes and new ways to tinker.
It's also nice that we have people who care about this community willing to do things with and for the community.
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Originally posted by me262 View PostWhich is why I'm surprised that some map editors aren't released on Linux.
I bet we could do some real interesting things if we could just get some kind of map editor. (An embedded random generator for some kind of randomized maze level. Sure it may be some kind of security hole that'll get patched in the next version, but until then, it's an interesting battle.)
It's good to see that at least one company has faith in us for coming up with fixes and new ways to tinker.
It's also nice that we have people who care about this community willing to do things with and for the community.
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Originally posted by byteframe View PostWell we we're promised a wxWidgets UnrealED, but does anyone who has torrented that 6 gigs know if that's the case? I'm would have hoped idStudio considered that or similiar api, or gosh, sdl, but who knows?
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but problem is, gtkradiant is now being phased out by id in favor of the new idstudio, which frankly, it was about time. Id touts this new tool as "something revolutionary" when in reality other engines have had it for a while now, the cry engine 2 sandbox editor being the most recent one. radiant by now is ancient.
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As for UT3, I'll believe only what I see, or, in that case, I'll believe only what I can run.
In other words, I'll get those games as soon as a native linux client is officially available.
But I feel confident ID will do it in less time than Epic for UT3, because they are used to port all their games to linux. And so I'm used to buy all their games because there is a linux support.
No linux support, no business with me.
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