Raspberry Pi Dedicated Issue

ioquake3 support
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You are awesome! Once it’s ready, it’s going on it’s own server in my 6 inch rack: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2463154

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Cdev - just checking up on you. =)

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Still working on the port. I’m adding more than just a renderer so it’s taking some time. Soon.

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I finished updating the OpenGL ES port of ioquake3 for the Raspberry Pi. The source code can be found on GitHub (scroll down for the readme file).

Enjoy.

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Awesome!

So, download code then:

make

make BUILD_SERVER

?

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Start with the Compiling and Installation Guide and you should be good to go. The rest of the documentation is in the wiki. If you have any questions or issues, I started a thread in the Raspberry Pi forums. Have fun. :sunglasses:

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Did you finish your Quake3 server rack? Pictures!

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I made the rack, but really didn’t go far in the Quake Server. I ran out of time.
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Also I’ve designed a better version of the rack system, but need to design the RPi cases. Also need to get back to 3D printing.

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That turned out great. The support in the back will help. I wonder if they make a mini rack power strip. :grin: