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| + | The most contemporary pipeline for graphics other than textures and models is to make use of your preferred image composition program, and then put it through [[Fimg]] to make sure it is ready for use in Quake. | ||
===File formats=== | ===File formats=== | ||
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===Notable Files=== | ===Notable Files=== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:06, 1 January 2022
This is about how to make all the various graphics that quake uses.
The most contemporary pipeline for graphics other than textures and models is to make use of your preferred image composition program, and then put it through Fimg to make sure it is ready for use in Quake.
File formats[edit]
Notable Files[edit]
- gfx.wad (includes Quake font)
- palette.lmp (contains Quake palette)
- colormap.lmp (lookup table for lighting, used only by software renderer)