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Title: GTKRadiant back in active development Post by: Neon_Knight on May 27, 2012, 09:16:09 PM Quote http://icculus.org/projects/gtkradiant/ GtkRadiant is a very old project. There have been many versions over the years, and lots of contributors. In the early 2000's it supported many id Tech 3 games, and even some id Tech 4 games. Responsibilities and interests have shifted a lot around this project, but I think most people will recognize me as the person most consistently involved with the editor over the years. Now that I have left id, I had some time to sit back and look at all the games based on id Tech that I enjoy playing, and at the level design community around them. I figured it would make sense to resume some maintenance efforts for the benefit of those projects. We are a small group of developers involved in this 'rebirth' of GtkRadiant, and in the spirit of the above I'd like to call out a few rules that we should try to stick to for this project: Stability over new development A small subset of well supported games Support more advanced feature development and forks Provide an archive of some of the older releases of GtkRadiant But only the following games are supported at the time of writing: Quake III Arena Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Urban Terror http://www.celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60822 Title: Re: GTKRadiant back in active development Post by: andrewj on May 27, 2012, 10:11:57 PM Yeah saw that.
That front page message doesn't say who "me" is, but it's TTimo (Timothy Bessett). If only they'd make a source package for their release, I would have tried it already. I wonder how it compares to NetRadiant, anyone know? Title: Re: GTKRadiant back in active development Post by: grey matter on May 28, 2012, 07:42:55 AM The Xonotix team has done several patches and improvements to NetRadiant as well as q3map2, some of which also apply to Quake3-based games.
Given the last state of GtkRadiant and their bundled q3map2, I would not recommend anyone using it (let's see whether the "rebirth" will change that). Title: Re: GTKRadiant back in active development Post by: fromhell on May 28, 2012, 05:12:31 PM It's being maintained for stability?
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