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    Quake 3

    hey,

    I was wondering if anyone can give me more information on the specs of qake 3 and in particular the way the engine is structured. I have noticed that to be able to modify the damage of weapons etc you can editone of the dlls, i'm particuarly intrested in how this works as im wanting to write an engine whre by you have the main engine in a dll and an exe which calls functions in the dll. I then want it so u can just re-write the code in a dll that modifies the game stuff like damage a weapon does.

    Any info on Quake 3 or Serious Sam would be nice.

    Thanks

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    It's easy to make a DLL in VB and use it in your programs. When you make a new project, all you've got to do is choose "ActiveX DLL". There's an article here (or at http://www.planet-source-code.com, not sure) on using DLLs in your apps.
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    lol hehe i was using C++ lol dont worry guys lol i got the src for the gamex86.dll file nice

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