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'''Latest version'''[[http://sourceforge.net/p/fteqw/code/commit_browser]] | '''Latest version'''[[http://sourceforge.net/p/fteqw/code/commit_browser]] | ||
| + | Update: At Quake Expo 2016, [[https://qexpo2016.com/introducing-afterquake/ AfterQuake]] was released. AfterQuake is a package with everything you need to fully enjoy the wonders of FTE. | ||
== Information == | == Information == | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 12 September 2016
FTE also known as FTEQW, FTE QuakeWorld and Fore Thought Entertainment.
Latest version[[1]] Update: At Quake Expo 2016, [AfterQuake] was released. AfterQuake is a package with everything you need to fully enjoy the wonders of FTE.
Information
- Founded: 2002 by
Spike - Current team members: Spike
- Inactive team members:
TimeServ, 
Bigfoot, 
Moodles and 
Molgrum
Client features
- Independent physics
- Customizable particles - create your own effects, even in SW
- Built-in serverbrowser
- Demo capturing - create your own movies
- Plugin system - the current plugins will allow you such features as customizing the HUD and connecting to IRC
- On-the-fly video mode switching - switch resolutions and even renderers (GL/SW/D3D) without restarting QW
- 32-bit support, even in SW
- Realtime lighting
- MD3 and MD2 model support
- PK3 and ZIP support - compress your files and organize the quake folder
- Bloom, bumpmapping and lots and lots of various eyecandy settings - see http://www.quakeworld.nu/news/204/&l=10&o=20 for a premade setup
Android port
See FTEDroid
Server features
- Anti-wallhack
- requiredownloads - can enter the server while downloading files
- Runs KTPro and KTX
- binaries for windows, linux and raspberry pi