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Title: anything useful to be done with the Enemy Territory maps? Post by: befno on September 25, 2009, 11:59:16 PM Ok, i know they weren't made for this type of fast action game, and there are some technical differences between each game's engines which don't let some of the textures display correctly, but anyone know if there has been anything done with the multiplayer levels for Enemy Territory which Splash Damage released last year? I mean, the original quake 1 levels were incorporated into Open Arena, what about the Enemy Territory ones?
Title: Re: anything useful to be done with the Enemy Territory maps? Post by: fromhell on September 26, 2009, 05:47:52 AM Being out there only to serve for that game only, and being boring horizontal maps, no dice.
The Quake levels were ported because they (the textureless bare .map files) were released under the GNU GPL v2 license on Romero's site, which was permissive. Title: Re: anything useful to be done with the Enemy Territory maps? Post by: befno on September 26, 2009, 10:31:48 AM Yea, but weren't the Enemy Territory maps GPL'ed too? Please correct me if im wrong. It'd be cool to see those maps appearing somewhere, even if only for the challenge. :)
Title: Re: anything useful to be done with the Enemy Territory maps? Post by: fromhell on September 26, 2009, 11:39:59 PM Yea, but weren't the Enemy Territory maps GPL'ed too? NOopen source != always permissive licence |