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Device and Doom will start and run time demo 3. Once complete you will see your results that you can calculate your average FPS from. Round up your results to the nearest 0.1FPS. -Click to see pic.4)Compare your results with the chart on the DosBox Turbo Performance Page hereMultiplatform benchmarking with Quake 1 in Win9x and Dos:You can benchmark the Quake 1 timedemo in both Dos and win9x. This will allow you compare performance between Dos, win9x and win9x with Glide 3Dfx support. Results will be displayed as average frames per second (FPS). Dosbox Auto exe configs can be used for Dos benchmarks and automated benchmark shortcuts are used with win9x. 1) You will need to have the DosBox Turbo app installed on your Android device. Run the DosBox Turbo app and open the settings menu from either the pull-down menu at the Top or left side swiping menu. Go to “DosBox Settings/Advanced DosBox Config” check “3DFX Glide Support” and “Manual Mode”. You must restart the app before these changes will take effect.2) Download the Quake shareware demo and config files. Copy the Quake folder into your devices internal storage space. This is the area that opens by default from your computer with the USB cable, all your Android data is located here. The folder should be called quake and have all the data contained within. 3) To run the Quake 1 Dos benchmark, copy the Quake Dos config from the folder onto your device. Launch the Dosbox Turbo app from your device and Quake will start and run the time demo via the auto exe. Once complete you will see your results as an average FPS. If it doesn’t start you can manually run the test by launching Quake, bringing up the console by pressing(`) and typing “timedemo demo1”.4) To run the Quake win9x benchmark copy the Quake win9x config from the folder onto your device. Place the Quake shareware demo folder into your HDD image, save it and transfer it to the device. This is the same procedure covered in the video for playing PC games with Dosbox Turbo. Launch the app to start win9x, open the shortcut to D and find the Quake folder. Inside this folder you will find several benchmark shortcuts for both regular quake and GL quake. Two Quake mods have been added to the folder to enable 3DfX glide support, Pro quake and Joe quake. Run one of these shortcuts to automatically start the benchmark and display results once complete. Note Pro Quake is the recommended benchmark for Quake in win9x. Joe Quake displays more of the screen and is, therefore, harder to run but is more enjoyable for playing the actual game

DirectQ is a Quake Source port by MhQuake and Attacue, Unlike other quake engines DirectQ uses DirectX for rendering instead of OpenGL. This results in a very fast engine being able to run even on older systems with the latest DirectX. Quake start in DirectQ with enhancement paks. DirectQ ceased development in 2014 due to unknown reasons. The latest version is 1.9.2, there were plans for a 2.0 version using DirectX 11 and a Quake 2 version named DirectQ II.The engine's spiritual sucessor is the MarkV engine.Features[]Very fast rendering being able to run on low end systems.Support for fog.Colored lightning support. (similar to Quake64)Dynamic lightning.Fullbright Lights.Easy name creator.Support for High res textures.Underwater warp effect.User friendly frontend with many settings.Support for external music. (Mp3 and Ogg, Ogg need codecs)QuakeWorld and Quake 64 styled HUD.Support for most mods.Improved chat messages, if the menu is active messages will display on the bottom instead of the rear top.ProQuake's NAT Fix.Anisotropic filtering.Map Shot support.And other minor features.Custom music[]DirectQ supports custom music similarly to Quakespasm or Darkplaces, Ogg support needs the required codecs.First create a directory under the ID1 folder named music.Secondly add the music files here. They can be either .mp3 or .oggName them accordingly (ex. Track02.mp3). There's no Track01.mp3 since quake used Track01 for data. Do this for all your other music files. Name them up to Track11.mp3Quake's soundtrack can be downloaded here [1].Download[]DirectQ can be downloaded here [2] (Quaddicted archive, DirectQ ceased development on 2014)If you get an error on start about d3dx9 you must download DirectX 9 here [3]Alternatively you can download Quake Mini HD build which uses DirectQ and has improved graphics here [4]DirectQ 1.9.0 and 1.9.2 lacks model texturing support, only level textures can be replaced, 1.8.8 is the last version to feature complete replacement support

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For Quake, many source ports were developed to this day. The first were developed by id Software themselves before the public release of the source code in 1999. Below is a straightforward list of all known ports and source ports created for Quake.Commercial platform ports[]Linux X11 - Developed by Dave Taylor in 1996.Linux SVGALib - Developed by Greg Alexander using leaked source code but later mainlined by id.AmigaClassic Mac OSSega SaturnNintendo 64RISC OSPlaystation - UnreleasedArcade Tournament EditionQuake MobileQuake Remaster[]QuakeDC (Dreamcast)QuakeGX (Gamecube and Wii)Quake for Symbian S60 Mobile PhonesQuake for PSPQuake for OS/2 - created using leaked code stolen from Crack dot ComQuake for Amiga - created using leaked code and later replaced by an official portQuake for PalmOS - for DEC Alpha - - Download, website, article, history (RISC OS)SDLQuake - Download (RISC OS)quake_watch - Download (Apple Watch)WQDOS - DownloadWatch_Quake - Download (Apple Watch)NXQuake - Download (Nintendo Switch, based on TyrQuake)Official source ports[]VQuake - Made for the Redition Verité Chipset, so modern operating systems will not run it.GLQuakeWinQuakeQuakeWorldNetQuake[]Blinky - DownloadChadQuake - DownloadClassicQ - Download (multiplayer oriented)Darkplaces_(engine) - DownloadDirectQ - Archive - HD BuildEngoo - Download (enhanced software rendering)EzQuake - Download (multiplayer oriented)Fisheye Quake - DownloadFitzQuake - DownloadFodquake - Download (multiplayer oriented)Fruitz of Dojo - Download (Mac OS X)FTEQW - DownloadFuhQuake - DownloadGQ - (page, entry)JoeQuake - DownloadMark V - DownloadMQWCL - ArticleNGUNIX - DownloadNPRQuake - DownloadNuake - Download (compatible engine)Pan Quake - DownloadProQuake - DownloadQrack - DownloadQuakeForge - DownloadQuakespasm - DownloadQuakespasm-Spiked - DownloadQuore - DownloadIronwail - DownloadReQuiem - DownloadRichter - Page, Source (Rust)SDLQuake - DownloadSlipgate - DownloadTochris - Download (software rendering)TomazQuake - Download, Source)Telejano - DownloadUltimate Quake Engine - DownloadTyrQuake - Download (conservative port)Vengeance - source, pagevkQuake - DownloadQbism Super8 - DownloadQrack - DownloadQMB - DownloadXash3D Quake Wrapper - DownloadGenealogies[]DarkPlaces (enhanced graphics)Epsilon (page)TyrQuake (conservative source port)Blinky (with Fisheye Quake)TomazQuakeTelejanoCheapHack (page, entry)FTEAfterQuake (page)Xash3D (GoldSrc port)FreeHLEngoo (Software rendering; see also Super8 and Tochris)NGUNIXRichter (Rust)SeismonAntiQuake-RSQMBVengeance r2FitzQuake (GLQuake successor)MarkV (successor to DirectQ, software and OpenGL)ChadQuake (WinQuake software only)QuakeSpasmQuakespasm-Spiked (limit removing)VkQuake (Vulkan)Ironwail (high performance)SlipgateKatanaEngineZQuake (QuakeWorld multiplayer)FuhQuakeJoeQuake (favored by speedrunners)Tremor Engine (page)QrackQuoreReQuiemEzQuakeNQuakeFodQuakeProQuake (NetQuake multiplayer)

Quake II at 3840x2160In 1996, Quake brought the first-person shooter into a fully 3D world with 3D acceleration. In 1999, Quake III Arena defined the online multiplayer shooter. Its influence is still felt today, and people are still playing it on Steam. In between those two landmark games, iD released Quake II, which added a more involved single-player campaign (with cinematics!) and native OpenGL support. It’s hard to overstate how big a deal a sequel to Quake was in 1997; as PC Gamer editor-in-chief Gary Whitta wrote in 1997, “Fourteen pages dedicated to a preview of one game? More than 70 screenshots? Have we gone insane? A few months ago we might have thought so ourselves—but that was before we saw Quake II in action for the first time.”Quake II’s technology stuck around for years; the iD Tech 2 engine powered games like Daikatana and Anachronox, and in 2001, John Carmack made the code open source. As a result, there are tons of customized versions of Quake II out there that apply higher resolution textures, easily support modern operating systems, and can run in widescreen at high resolutions. This week’s Pixel Boost tackles one of the most popular versions of Quake II, KMQuake2, in 4K.Install itIf you want to build your own version of Quake 2 from the source code, you can download that on Github right here. But that’s a bit more work than most of us want to put into playing a game. The easier option is to download Quake II on Steam for $10. There’s also the $30 Quake Collection that packages up the older Quake games and their expansions.Downloading Quake II from Steam and installing it is the first step of the installation process. Step 2 is deciding how you want to run the game. You could just run vanilla Quake 2 straight from Steam, but there are multiple modded versions of the game that modify the original files with great features.The one I installed is called KMQuake2. It was last updated in October 2013 to include 4K resolution support. KMQuake2’s about page lists some other added features: support for moving and animated transparent surfaces, mapper-specified transparency of any visible entity, any named pak and compressed pk3 files, and the autoloading and scaling of hi-res replacement textures in the TGA and JPG format.”Installing KMQuake2 is easy: just download it from the downloads page here and unzip