Anup Shinde
Game Development

Tips on compiling Quake III source code with VC++ 6.0

April 12, 2007 1 min read

In the post "Modifying Quake3", I have explained how to compile the Quake III source code. In case you are not using Visual Studio 2003 but using developer studio for VC++ 6.0, here are some tips to compile using that.

Quake 3 Game play with homing missile
Quake 3 Game play with homing missile
Missile homing in on Grunt

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In the post Modifying Quake3 , I have explained how to compile the Quake III source code. In case you are not using Visual Studio 2003 but using developer studio for VC++ 6.0, here are some tips to compile using that.

If you are using VC++6, download the tool : prjconverter (Search on Google and you’ll find it)

Copy that in your Quake 3 code sub-directory.

Open up a command window. Change directory to Quake 3 code sub-directory and type.

prjconverter quake3.sln

It should make some project files.

Now load up Quake 3 code in VC++. Click on Projects —> Active Configurations. Change it to Win32-Release.

Unload the UI Project, as it can create problems while compiling. Make sure that the Quake 3 project has botlib and renderer as its dependencies.

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