YAMAGI QUAKE 2 MUSIC HOW TO
YAMAGI QUAKE 2 MUSIC INSTALL

YAMAGI QUAKE 2 MUSIC HOW TO

My question, therefore, is just this: Does anyone know how to generate the music package? My GOG installation has 16 ogg tracks for game soundtrack, but I don't know how to use it. I could not understand how to create a music package using game-data-packager. After installing this quake2-full-data package, I can run the game by typing the command quake2 in a terminal, but the game lacks music (it has all the other game sounds). Using game-data-packager, I could create a quake2-full-data, which has no music On September 30, 1998, Quake II Mission Pack: The Reckoning was put on the infamous German index by the BPjS. If you want to sharpen the textures without making them look like a crappy Unity FPS, you can download the Neural Upscale mod along with Yamagi. Yamagi quake 2 the reckoning Listen free to Sonic Mayhem Quake II: The Reckoning (data track, Descent Into Cerberon and more). Nothing fancy along the lines of dynamic shadows, lighting,etc. It has the full soundtrack and supports higher resolutions. Yamagi Quake II has a lot of unique features. I recommend Yamagi Quake 2 to play the single player mode in its original look. Thus we aim mostly for bug fixes, stability and gentle enhancements were appropriate. Our goal is to provide the best Quake II experience possible, we strive to preserve the gameplay as it was back in 1997. The package quake2, which contain the needed executable, needs a quake2-full-data package, which is created with game-data-packager Yamagi Quake II is an alternative client for id Softwares Quake II. There is no yamagi-quake command, the package yamagi-quake doesn't contain executables Installed quake2, game-data-packager and yamagi-quake via Synaptic

YAMAGI QUAKE 2 MUSIC INSTALL

I could not install music, but the game is running very well. It seems that there is another command to generate a second pakage with only the music, but the procedure described in the README file for game-data-packager is incomplete, and the online help via game-data-packager -help is confuse. The soundtrack for the Nintendo 64 version of the game was composed by Aubrey Hodges, credited as Ken Razor Richmond.

Instaled it with dpkg -i b, but it has no music. I had the GOG Quake Quad Damage, so I instaled it to have access to baseq2 dir, and then proceeded by using game-data-packager to generate the b file.

Ok, the steps were: I fired up Synaptic, and in the list I chose to install the package quake2 (which depends on yamagi-quake - in Jessie, the package yamagi-quake contains only lib files, the executable is the package quake2, so ).

Yamagi quake 2 music