AfterQuake

AfterQuake is a Quake package, similar to QuakeWorld's nQuake, ClassicQ, or even Quake's Epsilon Mod. It was launched at the QuakeExpo 2016 (QEXPO2016) event. Link to announcement. It is a combination of the FTE engine (source port or client) and community-made content packages. It supports both Quake (singleplayer) and QuakeWorld (multiplayer).

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  Main menu. There's some hidden gems there

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  the console! So many features...

The goal of AfterQuake is to make FTE easier to use. And why this is relevant? Because FTE is simply the most advanced Quake source port - it supports everything! - and it will change the way you look at this game. This page is about AfterQuake only. Visit FTE wiki page for a more extensive list of features.

Installation

Download the zip file (link below) and extract to an empty folder (e.g. c:\afterQuake). Then copy from your original Quake directory the following files:

• /id1/pak0.pak
• /id1/pak1.pak

to the corresponding folder in your afterQuake folder.

You can now execute the FTE executable. But continue reading...

Step by step

When you first start, you will be presented with the downloads menu. Choose flavor:

• AfterQuake Full - higher quality presets
• AfterQuake Slim

Click apply. Once the downloads finish, you're ready to play!

Contents

Besides the AfterQuake package itself, the downloads menu has more goodies. All these are optional:

• redesigned main menu,
• amazing particle configs (fully editable),
• realtime lights,
• high resolution textures,
• example configs,
• custom aliases, for your convenience (/list*, etc)

Most packages can be enabled or disabled on the fly without needing to redownload.

The downloads menu can be accessed later via the menus, or simply via the /menu_downloads console command.

Some content isn't included on purpose, because of copyright issues. For example:

• Mindgrid's high Quality audio
• Quake's Official Soundtrack
• (...)

These and all other paks or modifications can be installed in AfterQuake the same way as any other engine.

Playing

Single Player

For singleplayer, you can use the QuakeInjector plugin to download a plethora of singleplayer maps and mods hosted by quaddicted. Note that you will need the full version of Quake for this to work properly. (You may wish to disable the ezhud plugin, and possibly switch graphics presets away from the deathmatch-focused one).

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  beautiful shadows and reflections

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  scary enemies (noticed the custom particle effect?)

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  have you tried singleplayer in 3rd person view?

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  different projections. Fov 150

Quake Mods

Its super-duper compatible with any Quake modification you try. Install them normally.

Multi Player

For deathmatch, you can find a plethora of public servers inside the built-in server browser. Both NQ and QW servers will be listed.

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  Online QuakeWorld

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  Online QuakeWorld

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  Online QuakeWorld

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  Online Quake!

QuakeTV and observing

You can spectate ongoing internet games using AfterQuake as you use your regular Quake client. For QuakeWorld you can use QuakeTV to connect to servers.

Crew

• Spike FTEs guru
• Mushi tester, project manager
• PurpleHaze gfx consultant
• MoonDrunk gfx consultant
• Romi RT lights and marketing

Contact: [1]

Download

Download the latest AfterQuake here

The official website of FTE: here

Related Pages

• FTE The main wiki page
• FTEDroid - it's the Android port. Want to watch demos or live games in your phone/tablet? this is for you

Disclaimer

Some content packages have been modified to ensure they work properly with FTEQW (either bugfixes, tweaks/removals to avoid conflicts, or naming convention changes).