The guide explains ethical methods for discovering the real IP address of a website protected by Cloudflare, mainly for security research or misconfiguration auditing.
A brief explanation of what NAT, DMZ are, how packet filtering works, and more.
This guide will help you host your own Quake server using the DarkPlaces engine (e.g., Zircon) on a Linux VPS, and manage it with PM2, a powerful process manager.
This guide walks you through the process of setting up a secure and optimized VPS using Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Cloudflare. It covers everything from system updates to security headers and performance enhancements. Of course, the information presente
Basic tutorial that covers how to use TrenchBroom for Half-Life (Counter-Strike 1.6) mapping, initial setup and some basic features.
Hiding Apache and PHP versions is a basic security step in protecting your server.
List of all Quake DarkPlaces console variables (CVARs) and commands (CMDs) with description.
How to compile DarkPlaces engine in Visual Studio for your game (Windows).
How to convert Valve SMD to MD3 or DPM using DPM Wizzard
Old school shooters are always associated with pixelated low res textures and low-poly models. Many game designers use them because they are so much easier to make and create a nostalgic atmosphere.
DarkPlaces has beautiful weather features such as rain, snow and fog.
Lighting is one of the most important and influential elements in level design.
Darkplaces uses a variation of Phong shading as a default lighting model.
This chapter contains references of various special effects hardcoded in light renderer.
Want cool modern fonts and utf8 support in your Quake mod? Learn how to use True Type Font in DarkPlaces game engine.
List of most common warnings and errors you can get while compiling a map.
This explains how to create your own skybox using Terragen.
Tags are some kind of local coordinate spaces, which are used to attach other models to them.
List of model formats that can be used for Quake Modding.
Quake MDL is the most basic original model format used in Quake.
Let's say you downloaded a bunch of textures from the internet. Some of them are JPG, some are PNG or even TGA. That is uncomfortable and may cause trouble when importing inside the game. It's good practice to cast all textures to the same format.
Display images inside the game without CSQC.
As you could notice while playing quake, if you stand on a slope you slowly move down the slope. This is very annoying player physics bug in Quake 1.
Unlike many other games quake has only visual recoil that does not affect player's accuracy. You could notice that after taking a shot your camera receives a punch but always returns to the same angles. In this tutorial we will fix that.
