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This is just gonna be my F/O masterlist lmao have fun figuring out how I got into ANY of these fandoms cuz idk

Also I’m mostly cool with sharing, although I’m not comfortable sharing Black Jack or Starscream, especially since Screamer was a bug factor in my mental health recovery like 9 years ago.

If you have an F/O from any of these sources I am BEGGING you to interact!!! We can have Fun Dynamics!!!

If you add unhelpful negativity to something I post or reblog, you get blocked. No matter who you are.

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ROMANTIC F/Os

Fu - Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (he’s actually why I bought the game haha)

Gavrill Madaraki - Franken Fran

Pirata - Dragon Heroes (not the tactics version)

G1 Starscream - Transformers G1

The Psionic - Homestuck

Johnny Blair - Night of the Living Dead (1968)

Dante/Dino & Kat - DmC Devil May Cry (it’s a polyship)

Octavo - Cadence of Hyrule

Dr. Black Jack/ Kuroo Hazama - Black Jack manga

Dian - Atom The Beginning (aka Black Jack again)

Zero & X - Mega Man X series (polyship)

Stygian - My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (and associated comics)

Sable Able - Animal Crossing

Bardock's Squad (polyship) - DBZ

FAMILIAL

G1 Soundwave (my DAD YO) - Transformers G1 (and yes this does mean I am sibs with the cassettes, I get along better with some of them than others)

Pops and Olive (parental) - Weapon Brown

Sesshomaru (???? idk maybe like big brother but not. Cousin. idk but I have VERY BIG NON ROMANTIC FEELINGS) - InuYasha 

Astro Boy, Uran, and Cobalt (younger siblings) -Astro Boy 1963

Pinoko (younger sister) - Black Jack manga

Shinji Ikari (my wonderful son) - Neon Genesis Evangelion

SweetieBot (my beloved daughter) - Friendship is Witchcraft 

Wally (my other excellent son) - Pokemon Gen 3

Dororo (also my son whom I love) - Dororo 1967 manga

Hyakkimaru (baby boy. baby) - Dororo 1967 manga

Tahomaru (my stinky but wonderful boy) - Dororo 1967 manga

FRIENDSHIPS

Butch Gilzean - Gotham

Androids 16, 17, & 18 - DBZ (although we treat each other like siblings, picking on each other included haha)

Future Trunks Briefs - DBZ

Harley Quinn - DC 

Captain Ginyu -DBZ

N Harmonia - Pokemon

Chuck ‘Weapon’ Brown - Weapon Brown

Popeye - Popeye

Gesicht - Pluto

Krillin - DBZ

Every classic robot master. Just all of them, but like 5 in specific - MegaMan

The N Team (all of them) - Captain N

Maxie (sort of a mentor figure) - Pokemon gen 3

QUEERPLATONIC

B.J. Blazcowicz - Wolfenstein

There’s a TON of other characters I have wicked crushes on, but wouldn’t consider F/Os

Anywho feel free to ask about any of them, or even ask them questions, if you want??? I know some of them are from REALLY obscure places

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The Imaginary World of ______ by Keri Smith (Module 0x000; aka the database)

Brainstorm:

The Alchemist

pfsrd

D&D 5e

Loups-Garous de Thiercelieux

UNO & DOS

XXIIVV’s Paradise & “Parade”

Portal 2

Portal Stories: Mel

Half-Life as of Epistle 3

Alien

Pokemon

A bag full of apples

Winnie the Pooh (Soviet Union)

Alternate futures and histories from other planets

Mark Rosenfelder

Sabaton

Rammstein

Eminem

Beatles

Neumond Recordings

Bee Gees

Black Sabbath

EU4 OST

Hans Zimmer

Kenji Kawai

Christian Clermont

Disco

Xerox

Commodore

IBM

DEC

HP

60s-70s Quebec’s cultural revolution

Windows 3.11

1910-1925 era

World War 1 and resulting civil war type of conflicts

Wolfenstein: the New Order

Retrocomputing culture

Soviet cartoons

History

Enlightenment eras (~1755 onward)

Socrates, Plato, Aristotle aka philosophy as a rational discipline

Subliminals community

Plushies’ textures

Moderate socialism

Central europe’s rural areas

Nineveh

Nimrud

S-expressions

Lisp programming languages

Assembly

ALGOL

C

Julia

Python

Rust

British Colombia climate

Montreal and its suburbs

Wien

Paris

Villages/Towns

Turkish Angora Cats

Tigers

Bears

Lizards

Insects

Ancient Mesopotamia’s wardrobes

Old china culture

Japanese Meiji Imperial Era

Symbols

Latin

Ancient Greek

Old Assyrian

Sumerian

Proto-Celtic

Breton

Proto-Uralic

Hungarian

French

German

Portuguese

Spanish?

English?!

Building blocks

Autism

Calm noise soundscape

Keycaps’ typing sounds

Old computers’ sounds

Beavers

Furrets

2000s cartoons

Adult Swim

Underground cultures

Goths

Wicca

Grunge

Vintage

Dumb terminals

Pocket calculators

Home computers

Old mainframes

AI service grid

The two first “Indochina” wars

Memes

Gen Z

Text adventure games

Telex

COMECON trade

Medieval intellectuals

ZX Spectrum

IRC chatrooms

MU* games

Top down grand strategy games and rogue-like RPGs

Nuclear warfare

PDP-8

PDP-11

PDP-15

VAX

Robotron

Zachtronics TIS-100

Sid Meier’s Civilization V

Paradox Interactive’s Europa Universalis III & IV

Hypnospace Outlaw

Pen & paper games

4D toys

Baba Is You

Terraria

Counter-Strike

Call of Duty World at War

Kerbal Space Program

The Stanley Parable

Quake/Half-Life 1

Rene Magritte

Dwarf Fortress

Sandstorm

Powerwolf

Dragonforce

Manowar

Minecraft

Open source community

Linux Mint

Debian

KDE

Solaris

FreeBSD

FreeDOS

Inferno OS

Plan 9

Rudy

Amber

Olive green

Sea blue

Salamanders

Groundhogs

Abstract syntax trees of lexers and compilers

Oracles

Wizards

Shapeshifters

Sea fleets

Land armies

Modern warfare

Guerrilla culture

Kriegsmarine

Wehrmacht

Superheroes

Rationality

New age spiritualities

Polished wood

Chiptune

Fresh winter cold air smell

Garfield

Boxes

Cardboard

Papercrafts

Plastic 3D prints

Words of wisdom

Angels

Zen

Chi-Nu Kai tank

0.0 Wilson, 0.4 Taft, 0.6 Theodore

Colonialism

WW1 Triplanes

Elves

Fantasy Dwarves

Fantasy Tieflings

Fantasy Gnomes

Fantasy Golems

Morphological Freedom

Transhumanism

Extremely far future time-travelling peoples

Aliens

Droids and Synthetics

Sylvans

Linguistics

Geopolitics

LISP 1.5

Shell scripts

Demoscene

Terminator

X-Men

Planet of the Apes

300

Men in Black

The Addams Family

The Matrix

The Hunger Games

Da Vinci Code

16^12+1988 aka the 0x10c Mojang’s cancelled game

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Pac-Man 40th - Segredos do comilão amarelo da Namco

Pac-Man(conhecido no Japão como Puckman(ンックマン (Pakkuman)), é um game de arcade que foi desenvolvido pela Namco(atual Bandai Namco Games), nele, controlamos o personagem titular, que deve mastigar bolinhas espalhadas por um labirinto, enquanto foge de quatro fantasmas coloridos. Pac-Man foi lançado ao público japonês inicialmente em 22 de maio de 1980 e mais tarde foi publicado em dezembro do mesmo ano nos EUA pela Midway Games. Pac-Man foi idealizado por Toru Iwatani(岩谷 徹), um jovem desenvolvedor da Namco. Pac-Man foi um sucesso crítico e comercial generalizado e tem um legado comercial e cultural duradouro. O jogo é importante e influente, e geralmente é listado como um dos melhores videogames de todos os tempos. O sucesso do jogo levou a várias sequências, mercadorias e duas s��ries de televisão. A franquia de videogame Pac-Man continua sendo uma das séries de jogos mais lucrativas e mais vendidas de todos os tempos, gerando mais de US $ 14 bilhões em receita (em 2016) e US $ 43 milhões em vendas combinadas. O personagem de Pac-Man é o mascote e o ícone principal da Bandai Namco Entertainment e tem a maior notoriedade de marca de qualquer personagem de videogame na América do Norte. Pac-Man também aparece no Super Smash Bros., com o design antigo dele, juntamente com outros personagens famosos, tais como Mario, Link, Samus, etc.

Desenvolvimento

O desenvolvimento de Pac-Man começou no início de 1979, dirigido por Toru Iwatani com uma equipe de nove homens. O principal propósito de Iwatani era atrair a atenção do público feminino ao mundo dos fliperamas com seu personagem, uma vez que segundo ele, havia poucas garotas interessadas em arcades naquela época. Embora a inspiração para o personagem do Pac-Man tenha sido, supostamente, a imagem de ¾ de uma pizza, Iwatani disse que também arredondou o símbolo japonês "kuchi"(口), que significa "boca". O termo Pakkuman é derivado de uma expressão onomatopeica japonesa chamada paku paku taberu(パクパク食べる), referenciando o movimento de abrir e fechar a boca em sucessão. Iwatani adicionou elementos ao game como comer bolinhas, fugir de fantasmas e aumentar seus poderes ao comer cápsulas maiores, que fazem os fantasmas correrem de medo em tom de azulado escuro, por um certo limite de tempo... Os quatro fantasmas coloridos que perseguem Pac-Man são chamados de Blinky(Vermelho), Pinky(Rosa), Inky(Azul) e Clyde(Laranja). Pac-Man é famoso por ter sido o precursor proverbial de Super Mario...

Recepção

Antes de Super Mario Bros., Pac-Man foi o primeiro game a apresentar a mecânica de Power-Up, uma coisa que lhe concedia poder devorador intenso por um certo limite de tempo. As Super-Pílulas de Pac-Man permitiam ao personagem, por tempo limitado perseguir e devorar os fantasmas que normalmente o perseguiam e ocasionavam a sua morte ao menor contato. A ideia de Power-Up surgiu do cartoon do Popeye, no qual o personagem adquire força super-humana ao comer espinafre. Acredita-se também que Iwatani também parcialmente se inspirou na história de uma criança japonesa sobre uma criatura que devorava monstros para proteger crianças. Outra grande inovação de Pac-Man foi a Inteligência Artificial dos fantasmas. Cada um deles tinha uma personalidade diferente ou uma função específica no game. Um deles perseguia incessantemente Pac-Man enquanto os outros dois se antecipavam para tentar pegá-lo de surpresa, o terceiro era meio idiota e só ficava circulando por aí... Um dos interceptadores também era um pouquinho “acovardado” e somente enfrentava Pac-Man na presença dos seus companheiros... Em seu país de origem, o Japão, Pac-Man era formalmente intitulado Puckman, ou Pakkuman. O teste local de Pac-Man começou em 22 de maio de 1980 em Shibuya, Tóquio, para uma fanfarra relativamente positiva dos jogadores. Uma exibição privada para o jogo foi realizada em junho, seguida por um lançamento nacional em julho. De olho no sucesso do jogo no Japão, a Namco inicializou os planos de levar o game para países internacionais, particularmente os Estados Unidos. Antes de mostrar o jogo aos distribuidores, a Namco America fez uma série de alterações, como alterar os nomes dos fantasmas. A maior mudança de todas, porém, foi sobre o título do jogo; os executivos da Namco estavam preocupados, isto é, receosos com o fato de que os vândalos possivelmente trocariam o "P" para um "F", com a finalidade de demonizar o nome do personagem para associá-lo a uma certa palavra de baixíssimo calão muito recorrente na língua inglesa. Masaya Nakamura (1925-2017) simplesmente optou por renomeá-lo para Pac-Man, pois ele acreditava que estava mais próximo do título japonês original do game, Pakkuman. Com essas mudanças, a Namco apresentou o jogo na feira AMOA(Amusement Music and Operators Association) em novembro de 1980 a potenciais distribuidores, ao lado do próprio Rally-X da Namco e do Defender da Williams; uma história frequentemente repetida é que os executivos da exposição acreditavam que o Rally-X seria o jogo mais vendido daquele ano. Por fim, a Midway Games, empresa de Chicago, Illinois(famosa pelo seu polêmico Mortal Kombat, com extremo gore e desmembramentos), concordou em levar o Pac-Man, ao lado de Galaxian e Rally-X, e distribuí-lo na América do Norte, anunciando a aquisição dos direitos de fabricação em 22 de novembro e o lançamento em dezembro. O apelo de Pac-Man era tão grande que conquistou imediatamente o público. Ele rapidamente se tornou muito mais popular do que qualquer coisa vista na indústria de videogames até aquele momento. Pac-Man superou Asteroids como o jogo de arcade mais vendido na América do Norte, arrecadando mais de US$ 1 bilhão em um ano, no final de 1980, superando as receitas arrecadadas pelo filme de maior bilheteria daquela época, Star Wars. O número de unidades de arcade vendidas triplicou para 400.000 em 1982, recebendo um total estimado de sete bilhões de moedas. As vendas de mercadorias com o tema Pac-Man também ultrapassaram US$ 1 bilhão. Em uma entrevista em 1983, Masaya Nakamura disse que, embora esperasse que o Pac-Man fosse bem-sucedido, nunca pensou que fosse tão grande. Pac-Man é o jogo de arcade mais vendido de todos os tempos, com mais de US$ 2,5 bilhões em receita, superando os Space Invaders - em 2016, a USgamer calculou que as receitas ajustadas pela inflação das máquinas eram equivalentes a US$ 7,68 bilhões. Em 2017, a GameRevolution estimou que todas as versões de Pac-Man teriam arrecadado mais de US$ 12 bilhões no total quando ajustado pela inflação. Em janeiro de 1982, Pac-Man ganhou o prêmio de Melhor Jogo de Arcade Comercial nos 1981 Arcade Awards. Em 2001, Pac-Man foi eleito o melhor videogame de todos os tempos por uma pesquisa da Dixons no Reino Unido. Os leitores da Killer List of Videogames nomearam Pac-Man como o primeiro videogame em sua lista de "Top 10 Video Games Mais Populares", a equipe o nomeou como No. 18 em sua lista "Top 100 Video Games", e Ms Pac-Man recebeu reconhecimentos similares.

Impacto

O game de Pac-Man é considerado por muitos um dos videogames mais influentes de todos os tempos; seu personagem-título foi o primeiro mascote original de jogos, o game estabeleceu o gênero de jogos de labirinto, demonstrou o potencial dos personagens nos videogames, aumentou o apelo dos videogames com o público feminino e foi o primeiro grande sucesso de licenciamento dos games. Foi o primeiro videogame com power-ups, e os fantasmas individuais têm inteligência artificial determinística (IA) que reage às ações dos jogadores. É frequentemente citado como o primeiro jogo com cenas (na forma de breves interlúdios cômicos sobre Pac-Man e Blinky se perseguindo), embora na verdade Space Invaders Part II empregasse um estilo semelhante de intervalos entre níveis em 1979. Os jogos "Maze Chase" explodiram em computadores domésticos após o lançamento do Pac-Man. Alguns deles apareceram diante de portos oficiais e chamaram mais atenção dos consumidores, e às vezes advogados, como resultado. Isso inclui Taxman (1981) e Snack Attack (1982) para o Apple II, Jawbreaker (1981) para a família de 8 bits Atari, Scarfman (1981) para o TRS-80 e K.C. Munchkin! (1981) para a Odyssey². A própria Namco produziu vários outros jogos de labirinto, incluindo Rally-X (1980), Dig Dug (1982), Exvania (1992) e Tinkle Pit (1994). O Pac-Man também inspirou variantes 3D do conceito, como Monster Maze (1982), Spectre (1982) e os primeiros jogos em primeira pessoa como MIDI Maze (1987; que também tinham desenhos de personagens semelhantes). John Romero creditou Pac-Man como o jogo que teve a maior influência em sua carreira; Wolfenstein 3D inclui um nível de Pac-Man a partir de uma perspectiva em primeira pessoa. Muitos títulos pós-Pac-Man incluem power-ups que rapidamente viram a mesa contra o inimigo. A inteligência artificial do jogo inspirou programadores que mais tarde trabalharam para empresas como a Bethesda.

Recordes de pontuação e “Perfect-play”

Um gameplay perfeito de Pac-Man é mostrado quando o jogador atinge a pontuação máxima possível nos primeiros 255 níveis comendo todos os pontos, energizadores, frutas e inimigos possíveis, sem perder uma única vida, e usando todas as vidas extras para marcar o máximo de pontos possível no nível 256. A primeira pessoa a quem foi atribuída essa pontuação (3.333.360 pontos) foi o jogador do Esports, Billy Mitchell, que afirmou realizar o feito em cerca de seis horas em 1999. No entanto, em abril de 2018, a Twin Galaxies removeu todas as pontuações de Mitchell, dizendo que havia evidências de fraude em suas partituras de vários discos de Donkey Kong e que ele não havia obtido pontuação no hardware original. Segundo a Twin Galaxies, o maior recorde mundial de Pac-Man é atualmente mantido por David Race, com o tempo de conclusão mais rápido de 3 horas, 28 minutos e 49 segundos para a pontuação máxima possível de 3.333.360 pontos. Historicamente, em dezembro de 1982, um garoto de oito anos, Jeffrey R.Yee, recebeu uma carta do presidente dos EUA, Ronald Reagan, parabenizando-o pelo recorde mundial de 6.131.940 pontos, pontuação apenas possível se ele tivesse passado do nível 256.  

Aparições especiais

Nos Games

Pac-Man apareceu pela primeira vez no jogo de ação original com o mesmo nome. Apesar do legado de Pac-Man, o próprio Pac-Man não apareceria novamente até o lançamento de 1982 de Super Pac-Man, que introduziu uma mudança no Super Pac-Man (Pac-Man aumentou em tamanho e invulnerabilidade). Jogos de arcade posteriores incluem Pac-Land, Pac-Mania e Pac-Man Arrangement, um remake do Pac-Man original. Pac-Man World foi lançado em 1999 e introduziu novas habilidades para ele (lembrando as habilidades de Mario e Sonic the Hedgehog). O game contribuiu fortemente para a série, bem como para o personagem, e gerou duas sequências e um spin-off também. Pac-Man World 2 apresenta Pac-Man em uma aventura para resgatar Pac-Land de um espírito antigo conhecido como Spooky. Pac-Man World 3 foi lançado em 2005 para comemorar o 25º aniversário do Pac-Man. Em Pac 'n Roll, um jovem Pac-Man está sendo treinado pelo grande Pac-Master. Pac-Man faz uma aparição especial em Klonoa: Door To Phantomile e títulos subsequentes na forma de um emblema impresso no chapéu do personagem. Vários spin-offs foram lançados, como um jogo de corrida intitulado Pac-Man World Rally. A Midway Games estabeleceu um spin-off intitulado Ms. Pac-Man (com a esposa de Pac-Man como personagem principal), que teve seu desenvolvimento sem o consentimento da Namco. Pac-Man aparece no Street Fighter X Tekken como um lutador convidado jogável, pilotando um robô Mokujin gigante, e no Everybody's Golf 6 como um jogador convidado jogável (através do DLC). O Pac-Man também apareceu nas três parcelas do Mario Kart Arcade GP como um piloto jogável junto com a Sra. Pac-Man. Pac-Man também é um personagem jogável em Super Smash Bros. para Nintendo 3DS e Wii U, co-desenvolvido pela Sora Ltd. e Bandai Namco Games. Ostentando seu design clássico usado nas obras de arte do jogo original e na trilogia Pac-Man World, o conjunto de movimentos do Pac-Man é baseado nos primeiros jogos do Pac-Man e em vários outros títulos de arcade da Namco, como implantar um Power Pellet e correr atrás dele, convocando hidrantes da Pac-Land ou pulando no trampolim de Mappy. Uma figura Amiibo lançada do Pac-Man também permite que elementos do Pac-Man apareçam em títulos compatíveis da Nintendo, como Mario Kart 8 e Super Mario Maker. Pac-Man retorna como um personagem jogável em Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Televisão

A série de TV animada Pac-Man, produzida por Hanna – Barbera, foi ao ar no ABC de 1982 a 1983, que o retrata como um pai de família. Uma série animada gerada por computador, intitulada Pac-Man e as Aventuras Fantasmagóricas, foi ao ar no Disney XD em junho de 2013. Na trama, um jovem Pac-Man e seus amigos da escola protegem o Pac-World do domínio dos fantasmas. 

Filme

O personagem Pac-Man aparece no filme Pixels (2015), com Denis Akiyama interpretando o criador da série Toru Iwatani. Pac-Man é mencionado e faz uma aparição no filme de 2017 Guardiões da Galáxia 2. Em Sword Art Online The Movie: Ordinal Scale, onde Kirito e seus amigos vencem um jogo de realidade virtual chamado PAC-Man 2024. Iwatani faz uma aparição no início do filme como técnico de arcade. No filme japonês de tokusatsu Kamen Rider Heisei Generations: Dr. Pac-Man vs. Ex-Aid & Ghost com Legend Riders, um personagem do tipo Pac-Man é o principal vilão. O filme de 2018 Relaxer usa Pac-Man como um forte elemento de enredo na forma de um homem de 1999 que tenta vencer o jogo desesperadamente (e encontra a famosa fase 256) antes que ocorra o problema do ano 2000.

[testure-1988]

Wolfenstein OS X makes some pretty unsettling music

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As a side quest from my Quake III: Arena port using the id Tech 3 engine, I have ported Return to Castle Wolfenstein to iOS and tvOS for Apple TV.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein for iOS and tvOS for Apple TV https://github.com/tomkidd/RTCW-iOS

Back when I first looked into the possibility of doing an id Tech 3 port, I at first thought that I would need to do some sort of single player game using id Tech 3, like RTCW. When I was poking around on the Internet, I discovered that there’s a project called iortcw which is more or less a feature-parity copy of ioquake3 that’s designed to run RTCW. At some point after working with the Quake III port and getting the latest ioquake3 code in there I got the idea to basically make a copy of it, copy over the iortcw files to it, re-graft in the dwindling number of iOS-specific changes, and have it up and running in no time. And as usual, this was both easier and harder than I thought it would be. Of course it was.

There’s this concept of an “id Game” and up until a certain point it was straightforward: a game that id Software developed. At some point it got a little squishier. They briefly got into the publishing game, with the games Heretic, Hexen: Beyond Heretic and Hexen II being published by id Software (through GT Interactive), so those games had the id Software logo on them but they weren’t explicitly “id Games”, both because the label “a game by id Software” hadn’t been coined yet and also because id didn’t own the Heretic/Hexen IP. Return to Castle Wolfenstein was, as near as I can tell, the first “id Game” that they did not develop directly but was based on their IP. It was at this point that id and Activision had decided they had enough franchises that they could farm out some of them and have games released more often. By this point Carmack had revealed that they were working on a new DOOM game (which would go on to be DOOM 3) so having just come off a Quake game it made sense to do something with their other tentpole franchise.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein was titled like a sequel to either Wolfenstein 3-D or Castle Wolfenstein/Beyond Castle Wolfenstein (the Apple II games the IP was based on) but in reality it was essentially a remake/reboot of the original games. The single player portion was done by Gray Matter Interactive (later absorbed into Treyarch) and the multiplayer was done by Nerve Software. It came out in 2001 for Windows with a Mac OS X and Linux port releasing the following year. There were also ports to the (original) Xbox and PlayStation 2 with slightly different names and content. An expansion pack was planned but that’s a whole different story.

I believe the mod source code (so, the game rules code interpreted by the engine) was released but I’m not sure when. Probably shortly after the game’s release. The source code for the full game was released under the GPL in 2010, five years after Quake III‘s source.

Like I said I had discovered the iortcw project, which appeared to be a more or less feature parity copy of ioquake3 but with the differences required to run RTCW. The first thing that darts out is that there are two different copies of the code, one in a SP directory for single player and a second in a directory called MP for multiplayer. This is how id chose to distribute the original source, and the final game consists of two separate executables. To this day when you launch the game from Steam, you’re prompted with a choice as to whether or not you want to run single player or multiplayer, and when you’re in one executable, if you choose to play the other way (so, you launched the single player executable but you want to switch to multiplayer), the executable launches the other one and then exits.

There’s some logistical reasons for this – for one thing, separate teams did the single player and multiplayer portions of this game. Another advantage this has is that if the multiplayer game needs to have security and anti-cheating concerns that wouldn’t apply to the single player game, you can avoid needing to have that in the single player executable. But on top of all of that, RTCW posed a somewhat unique challenge: the use of nazi imagery.

In the game you’re fighting nazis and so it only makes sense that there be nazi imagery on the walls of, say, the prison/castle you’re escaping from initially. However, something that’s always plagued the series is when they want to sell the game in countries that outlaw nazi imagery – namely Germany. The original Wolfenstein 3-D game was banned for sale in Germany and actually caused certain laws regarding nazi imagery in video games to be created.

For RTCW, Activision wanted to sell the game internationally, including Germany, so they created a version of the game that omitted references to nazis directly and doesn’t feature the swastika, but rather a “double iron eagle” symbol which is reminiscent of Third Reich imagery without actually being Third Reich imagery. So American audiences got the nazi version and German audiences got the “wolves” version (their substitute name).

However one of the anti-cheating maneuvers the id Tech 3 engine had in place for Quake III was to institute the concept of a “pure” server. Namely: everyone has the same game files. They had run into issues with previous Quake games whereby people would replace models and textures within the game to make enemies easier to see and hit. Quake III‘s pure server concept ensured everyone was running the same files. However, this wasn’t compatible with the concept of a separate non-nazi version for Germany.

So the compromise was: the multiplayer executable loaded up its own, separate set of pak files, and everyone saw the “double iron eagle”/”wolves” version of the bad guys, and only the single player version would feature the nazi imagery in the regions that allowed it.

That’s a handy reasoning for why RTCW in particular used separate executables, but other id Software games since then have also done the same thing, including 2016’s DOOM. That game also had the multiplayer farmed out to a different developer so perhaps there was similar reasoning but I wonder if part of it is that id believes there are tech advantages to having the two split out. Even when you switch modes in DOOM on the Xbox One or the Switch, it’s really launching a separate executable, causing the whole screen to freeze up briefly.

So my plan was to make a copy of the Quake3-iOS structure, rename directories within it to reflect RTCW, and then start grafting. I made a directory called RTCW-SP and one called RTCW-SP-iOS, since this whole separation of concerns meant that my port, too, would need separate apps. I copied over all the files, then went through and did a diff of the base ioquake3 code with the Quake3-iOS code, and re-making those changes to the RTCW-SP-iOS code as well. This was actually pretty simple. And almost nothing else about this project was even remotely close to being as straightforward.

When I tried running it for the first time, it didn’t get far because it couldn’t load the .qvm files from the PAK files. Something I mentioned briefly in my Quake article was the “rules” code for these games gets compiled into it own separate file. This allows the game to load in the rules and game logic dynamically, the practical upshot of which is it allows for mods – they can release the mod source code and people can make their own mods to load in the game.

With the original Quake, since its original shipping platform was MS-DOS, they had to roll their own dynamic library concept. The result was the QuakeC programming language (sort of a syntactical subset of C) and the compiler that could turn it into a file called progs.dat. A big advantage to this approach is that whenever Quake would get official ports to the Macintosh, Linux and, of all things, the Amiga, the progs.dat file could come along for the ride because it wasn’t compiled for any specific architecture. When Quake II was being developed, since the initial platform was Windows, id just used .dll files, since Windows already had its own official dynamic library concept. The problem with this though was that it limited cross platform functionality. Since by this time the thought process was to concentrate on Windows this wasn’t seen as a huge deal but it did mean that the Macintosh port of Quake II wouldn’t come out until 1999, the same year as Quake III, and it wouldn’t be compatible with .dll-based mods.

For Quake III: Arena they decided to try a hybrid approach – it shipped more or less simultaneously for Windows, Macintosh and Linux and you could compile your mod into either a platform-specific dynamic library concept (so, .dll for Windows, .dylib for Macintosh, .so for Linux) or you could compile it into a .qvm file, which was a virtual machine concept similar to the progs.dat file on the original Quake. I seem to recall the logic at the time was that if your mod had some sort of need for an operating system hook (like maybe a server-side mod writing out live results to a database or webpage) then go with the appropriate platform-specific library, otherwise go with a .qvm file. Also for Quake III, they split the data into three different libraries – one for the server-side game, one for the client-side game, and one for the user interface. Conceivably an ambitious mod might need all three.

And it case it’s not obvious yet, this is one of the big reasons why I’ve done Quake and Quake III but not Quake II yet since the progs.dat and .qvm files come along for the ride on iOS just like progs.dat came along for the ride for the Amiga, so this is one less thing to worry about. I assume once I get back to Quake II for iOS I’ll need to investigate what the deal is with iOS and .dylibs.

So the first thing I did was look in the pk3 files for RTCW (which are really just zip files) and see what the name of the .qvm file is why it’s not finding it. And as it turns out it’s not finding it because it’s not there. The pk3 file had .dll files for Windows since I got them out of a Windows-based installation (since Windows is the only platform with digital releases of RTCW – the Macintosh version has the same issue as all pre-Intel games and the Linux version is out of Bethesda/Zenimax’s wheelhouse) but no .qvm files. Curious, I went and looked at the pk3 files for Quake III and sure enough they had .qvm files and no platform-specific anything.

OK, so I just need to make .qvm files. No big deal, right? After some Makefile tweaking with the scripts the iortcw project includes, I had the Mac compiling the LCC compiler from source and then using it to compile the .qvm files. Once I did this, at the end of just one day of working with it, I had RTCW up and running on the iPad. The menu showed up and the opening cinematics played and everything.

However I couldn’t start a game yet because the kludgey, never quite worked right menu pointer logic from my Quake 3 port didn’t let me get the mouse cursor to where it needed to be. With some tweaking I was able to at least get it to go down there (recall that the gig was that the code is designed for relative mouse movements, not absolute positioning), I started a game. Whereupon it crashed.

When you get an error message in a game or application, the first thing to do naturally is to figure out what’s causing the error message by searching for it. The error message was about failing to find a model file, so I searched for the message and found a few different contenders, so I modified the messages by prepending “e1!”, “e2!”, etc. so I could see where it was coming from. But when I saw the error next time, I didn’t see my prepended characters. It was at this point I realized some of the error messages I was modifying were in source code associated with .qvm files, so not files that would be compiled by Xcode and pushed to the phone. I had to go in and re-build the .qvm files. And I had to change the prepended messages to things like “g1!”, “c2!” so that I’d know what library is dying.

It was the client-side .qvm file. I drilled in to see where the issue was coming from and found that it was from some code that existed in the RTCW code but not in Quake III code, so the easy angle to see why it worked in one but not the other was gone. The method that was failing was being passed in a string, whereby every other method was being passed in integers. I could trace it to the very instant a string would disappear.

On a whim I searched for the enum case that was associated with it and I came across this page from a project called Spearmint, a project from an ioquake3 and iortcw contributor named Zack Middleton (zturtleman). It describes the code as “not QVM friendly”, which would explain why it’s not working.

So then I tried to investigate .dylib files again. I had started to look into this with Quake II before I caught wind of the Beben III project and started going down the id Tech 3 rabbit hole instead. When you fire off the Makefile for iortcw on a Mac, it makes Mac-specific .dylib files of the three libraries and that’s how you’re able to run it on the Mac.

The problem with .dylib files on iOS is that up until a certain point they weren’t supported at all only Static libraries, and while I’m seeing reports that they’ve been supported as of iOS 8, I can’t seem to find any concrete evidence that apps using them can be used or sold on the iOS App Store, a concern supported by the idea that Xcode doesn’t list them as an option when you want to create a new target for iOS. The big concern has always been that they want to avoid the situation where you could conceivably deliver different or updated .dylib files over the Internet to your app, meaning some of the app’s executable code has changed but you didn’t go through the App Store approval process. Static libraries have to be set at compile time so they don’t have this problem, in theory. But if the .dylib files are loaded through the Resources directory (which is read-only as far as the app is concerned) then it shouldn’t be a problem but I can’t seem to get a definitive answer for it online. Not that I’m looking to put these ports on the App Store – I don’t have the rights to the games themselves so that’s a no-go – but I also would like to not have an issue that could impede someone else in the future. Like if I ported Quake II and Brendon Chung wanted to use it to put Gravity Bone on the App Store, stuff like that.

I stewed on this for a while not sure what would be the best course of action – to either dig in and fix the issue with the .qvm file, or to use .dylib. The thing that gave me pause about the .dylib I mentioned above but the thing that gave me pause on the .qvm thing, besides just having very little knowledge on the nature of the issue, was the thought that: the RTCW source code has been out since 2010, eight years ago. A bunch of people have fooled with it since then, including a very well done ioquake3 port/merge. If this was a simple problem to fix, wouldn’t it have been done so by now?

So I went down the road of the .dylib file. I knew there might be an issue with using them in potential future App Store projects, but I figured that was a “cross that bridge” sort of situation for later. You can’t make an iOS .dylib in Xcode, but you can make a macOS one and then change its target architectures to the standard ones for iOS, so I did that. After going down the road of figuring out what the process was for naming the files to be picked up by the engine was, I had the three .dylibs going, and the UI one worked well enough because otherwise I woudn’t even get to the menu.

And then I launched the game and it died. Again. It actually worked fine in the simulator, where I could very slowly load up the cutscene level at the beginning of the game, but on an actual iOS device it died. I did some tracing of values and it looks like the values were being passed in incorrectly on an actual device but correctly in the simulator. Since the Simulator was effectively an x86_64 processor situation and iOS devices are arm64 processors, I figured something about architectures had something to do with it.

So I started to brace for the process of having to go in and figure that out but on a lark I emailed zturtleman and asked if he had any ideas since it was his project’s wiki that I found the information previously. I re-stated my premise that I figured if this was simple someone would have done it by now, so really I figured if I got a response at all it would be to explain why it was impossible to fix the QVM issue.

And then he not only responded to my email but he fixed it, too.

He didn’t fix the underlying issue itself because it turns out there is a fundamental reason it doesn’t work, but he was aware of what this and a few other methods were trying to do and added fallbacks for them. The gist is that these VMs talking to each other can’t actually send data like strings, they can only send integers, either in the form of numbers themselves or in the form of memory offsets (basically the number represents the offset) which act as pointers. Passing strings can be fixed by copying it into the qvm VM’s memory. However in the particular method that was failing the cgame VM was trying to get the memory address of a data structure in the game VM which seems to work OK on a native library like the .dlls Windows uses but fails with qvm VMs because of how they use memory differently. The apparent reason this was happening was to save memory – keep the list of character model animations and scripted animation events from being loaded twice for each character, in this case – except for various reasons this isn’t as necessary on a 2018 iPhone as it was on a 2001 PC.

And that explanation goes way out into the weeds but for now long story short the issue was worked around and now I could load an actual game of RTCW on my iPhone and iPad.

It’s kinda wild to have seen the original VGA game on my phone and now this one.

So now all was *CLICK* well and good and making *CLICK* progress except for one iss*CLICK*ue that had been plaguing the *CLICK* sound for a while now and *CLICK* still existed in my Quake III: *CLICK* Arena port and that was the da*CLICK*mn clicking noise.

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As I had mentioned before, the Quake III: Arena port was based on ioquake3 code from around 2013. I’ve worked with it some more and I’ve been able to reduce the number of changes between the ioquake3 checkin that most closely matches it to a minimum number of iOS-specific changes, and with some more work that number could dwindle further. There’s some files that are specific to the iOS version and I try and keep those in the “Quake3-iOS” folder as much as possible and the ioquake3 files in the “Quake3” folder. At some point I may present the idea of iOS/tvOS being an officially supported ioquake3 platform if I can minimize the number of platform-specific changes and if they’re interested in it.

However, one thing I ran into right before finishing it was this weird issue where sometimes there was a recurring clicking noise while playing the game. Not every time, but sometimes. I have to confess – when I made the video of me playing the game to post to YouTube, I had to try a few different times before I could launch the game without the clicking noise. Since the port otherwise worked, and since QuakeCon was coming, I figured it could wait until later to be fixed.

Prior to these adventures in RTCW, on the off chance that it was an issue with the 2013-era ioquake3 code that might magically be fixed with current-era 2018 ioquake3 code, I went into my Quake III: Arena port and upgraded its code to the latest ioquake3 code. This basically involved

Making a copy of the Quake III: Arena port somewhere

Doing a diff in Beyond Compare of it and ioquake3 to make sure the 27 or so differences are visible

Copying over the latest ioquake3 code on top of the Quake III: Arena port’s code

Tweaking any differences – like files that were new or now gone

Manually re-making the differences in the latest ioquake3 code

So now Quake III: Arena is using the latest ioquake3 code, and grafting in the differences between iortcw and ioquake3 code was straightforward, and going forward I plan on making sure they maintain parity with the official projects.

However, not only did this not solve the problem with the clicking, it made it worse. Whereas before sometimes the issue was there and sometimes it wasn’t, now it was there every single time no matter what.

My two theories were either that something was being done periodically in the code that was causing a glitch, or that something was up with the audio buffer. I don’t really know much about how sound in these games work but in the course of dealing with the occasional thing I’d see reference to an audio buffer, and figuring the concept was similar to a frame buffer (come up with the content, send it to a buffer, let something else process it) it makes sense that it would have something to do with why the sound seemed to work except for a periodic glitch.

And I had a suspicious feeling that this whole thing would boil down to one line of code and finding it would be a beating. Anyone want to make a bet?

Something that was simultaneously good and annoying was the fact that the issue did not occur on my iPad Air. Clearly it could not be some byproduct of processing power because the tablet from 2012 didn’t exhibit the problem and the much more powerful phone from 2017 did. I mean, unless it had something to do with the number of pixels drawn on the screen but I just couldn’t buy the idea that this engine from 1999 would challenge an iPhone X.

I tried all kinds of things to try and trace what might be happening – if there was some audio-related method that was only getting called X% of the time it might be the culprit but nothing came up. I even went so far as to rig up an on-screen frame counter and have it change colors every X number of frames to see if I could dial in the frequency. This was sort of like when you’re sitting in the turn lane at an intersection and the blinker of the car in front of you is almost in sync with yours but not quite. I did notice that it seemed to happen close to the 22-frame mark, but not quite. I kinda thought this might be a hint and in hindsight it was but I wasn’t making the connection yet.

Similar to when I was trying to figure out why the graphics in the Quake port were wrong, I added lots of code to log numbers to the output window of Xcode and compare them. I had both my iPad and iPhone hooked up and went back and forth and then compared the two. I couldn’t do the 1:1 thing in Beyond Compare because the frame number that things would occur at differed due to the differing lengths of time it took for the level to load but what helped a lot was that the opening level of the bot campaign in Quake III: Arena puts you in this room alone and you have to leave the room to engage a bot. So I had this controlled environment of sorts. But it was all for naught since when I could match up the numbers, they matched correctly. And it’s tedious to try and debug something like this because you can’t just disable sections of code to see if the issue goes away because if you disable the wrong code you just get no sound at all, and lots of things can cause that which aren’t related to the issue.

I did narrow it down to some iOS-specific code in a file that came with Beben III, and it makes sense that since this issue doesn’t occur anywhere else (i.e., not on Mac or Windows) that the iOS-specific file would be a culprit. This file was handling the sound and essentially it was reading the audio buffer, then copying the data to a memory location that the shared AVAudioSession can read. This is basically the running instance that handles the audio for the device. It’s basically copying the data from the audio buffer from the engine to the audio buffer for the sound output.

As part of this you set up a callback delegate method, a function that gets called and handles the copying. It’s doing various other things, such as maintaining a pointer to the place in the engine’s audio buffer where the last call to this method ended, then incrementing the location of this pointer for the next run. For reasons I’m not 100% clear on it maintains this in the form of a location within a “chunk” of the audio buffer, and the sequential number of the chunk coupled with a calculation using the chunk’s size and some bitwise math maintains where the pointer is within the entire audio buffer. Once you hit the end of the chunk, the pointer is reset to the beginning of the chunk and the sequential number of what chunk you’re looking at is incremented. Once the calculated offset goes beyond the size of the audio buffer, the math moves it back to the beginning of the audio buffer. The size of the audio buffer in the code is configured to be is 16k and the size of the chunk is 2k, so there’s eight chunks in the buffer.

This callback method has various things passed into it, one of which is the number of frames for the callback. Frames in this context is different than a frame of video. When I looked into this, I found that the number of frames on the iPad Air was always 512. The number of frames on the Simulator was always 256. However, the number of frames on the iPhone X was either 470 or 471. Besides not being a standard base-2 number like the others, it wasn’t consistent. This was the first time I could find a number being different on the iPhone versus the iPad so this had to be it.

The number of frames is doubled (stereo device having two channels) and that determines the number of samples. So for the iPad, 512 frames meant that there were 1024 samples in a frame so 1024 bytes in the buffer. Two passes through meant that a chunk was used, and so sixteen times meant the audio buffer was used, and control heads back to the beginning of the buffer.

However, having 470 or 471 come in was doubling to 940 or 942, and it wasn’t aligning up to the base-2 numbers of everything else. And so it meant that the last pass before the code figured out that it had gone over the 16k buffer was copying over data past the audio buffer. This is where the click came from because the data past the audio buffer could be anything, and in lieu of being actual legit audio data, it gets interpreted by the audio session as noise.

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So this sent me down another weird rabbit hole since in lieu of knowing why the number was 470 or 471 (though it did have a pattern after all – see above) I figured some slick math was necessary to calculate a smaller memory copy at the end followed by a return to the beginning of the next chunk. However, nothing I tried worked and I’m honestly still not 100% sure if it was because my math was wrong or because no math would fix it because it was the wrong approach.

When I ran across the 470/471 thing I had done some searching to see if this oddly specific odd number was tripping anyone else up and came up empty. But for some reason another search found me some info. Someone on Stack Overflow said that the frame number coming up as 470 or 471 seemed symptomatic of a 48k sample rate being hammered into a 44.1k or 22.05k sample rate, and that the result would be something like 470.x, which depending on how big x is would round up or down when converted to an integer.

I looked at the code and realized that the sample rate had been hardcoded by a predecessor to be 22050. I changed it to 48000 and tried it on the iPhone and… no more clicking. However, 48000 crashed the iPad so I thought about making some sort of if statement but as it turns out the right way to do this is to query for the sample rate of the AVAudioSession instance and feed that into the output parameters. Now it works everywhere.

One line of code. Oh, and the fact that the issue occurred close to every 22nd frame but not quite makes sense now since 22.05k would mean this would get it close but it would still drift (the 05k).

So, sound is fixed, qvm is fixed, onward we go.

The final delivered versions of Wolfenstein 3-D and DOOM on iOS employed CocoaTouch menus and allowed you to select things like loading games or difficulty settings in CocoaTouch screens before sending you to the screen with the GL surface that rendered the game. In my Quake and Quake III: Arena ports I attempted to do the same. I don’t know if it’s the best method of doing it but the way I’ve chosen to do this is to basically pass in command line parameters. The concept of an “executable” doesn’t really apply here but you can still construct a basic set of C strings and pass them to the engine and then do the startup stuff and the net effect is it’s like launching an executable with command line parameters. It’s kinda the lazy/cheap way to do it but there’s a ton of parameters out there for all kinds of things so I figured might as well use them when I can.

One of the things that’s sort of interesting to see is that when id did Quake and Quake II they made an engine that could handle single and multiplayer and id developed both. When they did Quake III: Arena they made an engine that could do multiplayer only, with some bot matches. This meant that when Gray Matter took id Tech 3 and sat down to make RTCW‘s single player, they had to add that stuff back in themselves. There’s some interesting decisions made, like how a progress bar in one of the single player menus is drawn by giving the appropriate VM a number that’s written to a flat text file. Or how they probably had to implement saved games from scratch.

And so when I tried to launch a new game from the command line (as in, skip the cinematics and menu), the game would crash. I once again asked zturtleman if he knew what the trick was and he responded, once again, that he went in and fixed it. I guess this is either a thing that was broken with the ioquake3 merge, or it just never worked as shipped, but either way this is two-for-two on questions of mine leading to him fixing something that would have taken me forever, so that’s pretty cool.

One of the things I’ve noticed about these ports is that there’s a bunch of work needed to get them running for one reason or another but then you hit a tipping point and suddenly the game runs well enough that you can just actually play the game itself. I figure if you’re an indie game developer there’s nothing about the game that you didn’t do yourself, so you don’t get to be amazed that anything worked because you probably had to work your ass off to make it work. But at some point I was able to just play some single player RTCW and it’s amazing how much stuff just plain works and comes along for the ride, like how the system they came up with to make the characters look varied works, or the death animations which I have to think were inspired by Goldeneye 007, or the way the suits of armor can be pushed down and fall into pieces. Plus the music is included since it’s also just part of the pk3 files.

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The game has a cutscene to set up the premise and the story, but it’s skippable. They go out of their way to have the game’s action basically start out identical to Wolfenstein 3-D – you’re in a cell, there’s a dead Nazi on the floor in front of you, and you have a pistol you just took from him. You then basically shoot yourself out of the place. There’s no tutorials, there’s no “here’s how you do this”, there’s no hand holding. You sometimes see a floating hand and that means you can interact with something. You sometimes see a floating piece of shattered glass, that’s your clue that something’s breakable. And just about every door can be interacted with but not all of them can be opened.

Quake and Quake III: Arena are simple games, mechanically: you run, you jump, you shoot. Done and done and done. But the first thing I realized I needed to add to RTCW was a “use” button, otherwise you can’t even open the first door you come across in the game. The second thing I realized was that you tend to get your ass kicked if you can’t look up or down in the game. The MFi controller option lets you do it with the right joystick but that doesn’t help for the more likely option on a phone that you need to use the screen’s controls. I implemented an experimental “tilt aiming” mode on the Quake port, I grafted one in for RTCW, but much improved.

Basically I figured I needed to “live with” the game for a few weeks before releasing it. I added little carat symbol in the upper-right-hand corner that expands some buttons out to do a tilde (not that you can interact with the console yet), the ESC key if you need it, and a button for Quick Save and Quick Load. You can totally save scum your way through this game. Right before writing this I ran into a place where the only way to progress is to crouch, and I don’t have a way to crouch at all. I’m not sure I can do anything to make the ladders in the game not suck though.

Parallel to all of that I got the Multiplayer working. Since iortcw maintained two separate projects, and compiles them into two separate executables or apps, I decided to do the same. Once I got the issues sorted out with single player I set out to make a second set of targets. My original plan was to make one Xcode project contain everything. This would mean it would have eight targets, since each app/platform has the two targets, one for hardware and one for the Simulator (one of these days I need to fix the need for that), and then there’s iOS and tvOS pairs, and then double it for multiplayer.

However I abandoned that idea in favor of having two different Xcode projects, both because I had issues in getting a second set of targets to work (since I took the SP tree and made a copy and started tweaking/renaming things and something in there was confusing Xcode) but also because I realized a flaw in this plan was: any time I searched for code I would probably run into two different instances of anything and since the difference between “RTCW-SP” and “RTCW-MP” was one easily-overlooked letter, this was heading for disaster.

I made a copy of the SP tree, renamed everything MP (including hand-editing the xcodeproj files), then copied over the iortcw MP files over the RTCW-MP files (adding some and deleting a few along the way) and then re-made the changes between the iortcw SP tree and the RTCW-SP tree to the RTCW-MP tree. It’s both complicated and straightforward at the same time.

About this time it seemed appropriate to start working on the branding resources, the icons and backgrounds and so forth. Usually this is the last thing I do but there’s a distinct advantage to doing it for this process, since Xcode likes to show you a tiny version of the icon for the app when you select the scheme to compile and it could be a quick visual indicator as to which project I’m working on.

I believe every step in the process – the original game, the GOG release, the iortcw Makefiles – has gone with the schema of the icon for the SP game being the “Wolves” logo in red, and the MP game being that logo in black. I stuck with this convention with one tweak – since iOS icons can’t be transparent in any way, they needed to be on a background, so I made the SP branding be the red logo on a black background (like the PC box art does) and the MP logo be a black logo on a red background – the same shade of red used in the logo on the PC box art. It turned out pretty well I think

In keeping with what I’ve been doing so far, I make the splash screen be the box art but since this game was going to be two apps I decided to do the recoloring thing, so the SP game launches with basically the PC box art, but the SP game launches with an edit I did to reverse the colors. As far as I know they never shipped a box with this color scheme so this is unique to this port. The other thing I changed was the developer logo. The PC box art has logos at the bottom for id, Gray Matter Interactive and the ESRB logo. Except Gray Matter didn’t do the multiplayer, Nerve did, so I put a Nerve logo on there. Again, this is not a box art that ever shipped, I just thought it would be neat. Granted, it looks like Splash Damage did some work as well but it’s not clear what and their logo wasn’t on the back (they may not have been called Splash Damage yet).

Also as a side note it’s interesting that almost all of the developers who did expansion packs or side work for id no longer exist – Hipnotic turned into Ritual who stuck around but went under about a decade ago, Rogue has since shut down, and Xatrix turned into Gray Matter which got absorbed into Treyarch. Nerve still exists and they’re in Richardson, and Splash Damage is still around, too. And really none of that is emblematic of anything other than the unusualness of a game developer lasting as long as id Software has.

Anyway, once I got the MP into its own project everything ran smoothly. I’ve been doing this thing that I’m sure no one finds funny but me where I include a pi symbol button in the corner of the launch screen, a reference to The Net, and it just launches the game normally – for whatever normally means when running on a phone. This meant I could launch the game’s Multiplayer mode/executable and be at the menu for the game and get to a server browser. This is how I knew I had multiplayer working, because I could see and launch servers that way. I still had the server browser code in the app from the Quake III: Arena port but obviously that wasn’t going to be useful until I could see about getting it to look for RTCW servers.

When I was working with Beben III, I couldn’t figure out why the mouse positioning logic was working for the original developer and not for me. At some point in working with this point it finally hit me what was going on. Basically he had made modifications to both the main engine code and the UI library compiling the qvm file that would pass in an additional “absolute” parameter. When using the custom compiled UI QVM, this allowed the mouse pointer in the UI library to go directly to where you tap on the screen, instead of needing to be a relative movement like the mouse on a computer would be. I wound up removing this from my Quake III: Arena port since I was trying to minimize the number of changes from ioquake3 code but I re-incorporated it, as well as figuring out the math fixes necessary to work on any iOS screen, both because I was compiling the qvm files so why not but also because for some reason, you periodically need to tap the screen in the UI in this game. Between missions and before the first mission you have to click an arrow on the loading screen or else the game goes nowhere. There’s probably a way to get rid of this or make it to where tapping anywhere or hitting any button will proceed but the easiest way was just to put in the fixed absolute positioning logic. I may re-evaluate this on ioquake3 later.

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