Dan can you support this pallette fix?

[nnsysdev]

The idgamma utility adjusts the color pallette quake uses to make the visuals more vibrant.<br><br>It does this by creating a pak file with new pallette information.  The shareware version does not support custom paks so I can't use it.<br><br>Now that the source code has been released can you disable the check for custom paks?  I understand the pak's themselves might still be copyrighted but the check is part of the (free) code.  <br><br>For those with the registered version try using the pak2.pak or pak2.pak.gz i have zipped up into this download :<br><br>http://web.vvault.com/lassen/showDocument.jsp?dc=143975<br><br>It uses the settings for my old Riva128 but until i see it i cant verify proper gamma intensities.

[nnsysdev]

wow what a flood of response.  Did you even read this dan?

[999]

I've read in one of Dan's other posts here that according to id, Dan cannot release a "registered" version of Pocket Quake.  This has to do with some GPL rule or something.  I mean you're right about it simply being a "switch" in the shareware code, but id was clear to lay down the guidelines.<br><br>The "Registered" build would allow the use of any type of pak file, which sadly id states won't be the case with a GPLed shareware version.  You can however play the Registerd Pak files with the shareware version of Quake (Pocket Quake).<br><br>Dan has also mentioned however, that with a command line, it might still be possible to play a custom pak file, provided you have the Registered Pak files installed.  I might have read that wrong, and I have yet to try it.  I do have the Registered Pak files, and would be willing to try a command line approach to testing other pak files.  <br><br>Anyone know the command-line?<br><br>Last modification: 999 - 03/03/01 at 05:00:06

[Mali]

pocketquake.exe -game (relative path)<br>default is id1