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WebQuakekinda promising.
(Edited 2013-02-12, 14:58)
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What is the difference/advantages compared to the click'n'play variant used on the
nquake website?
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Playing in the browser like Quake Live when nquake thingy is juste a java installer.
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Well, its JavaScript, rendering done via WebGL, so it basically should run on anything what supports JS + WebGL.
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So effectively one would not need to download any third party software/drivers/whatever (java etc) to be able to play?
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Correct, you just need a browser with decent WebGL support. As you can see on the page, it runs on Android too.
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So QuakeLive is JS, too? Can you get serious playable frame rates with it (as in >= 100 at all times)?
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So QuakeLive is JS, too? Can you get serious playable frame rates with it (as in >= 100 at all times)?
I don't think QL is JS.
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Would not stop loading :S Maybe i was too impatient tho. :}
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You have to be patient at the first load and usually click "wait" for a couple of times.
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