Cheat Codes

To use these open up the console (Hit the ~ key on your keyboard or use the menu, Options, Go To Console to get to it) and then type the code in and hit the enter key.� Close the console (Hit the escape key).

• GOD = Toggles invincibilty on and off
• FLY = You can fly.� Use the swim up & down keys to go up and down
• NOCLIP = You can walk through anything
• NOTARGET = Monsters will not attack you unless you attack them
• GIVE S # = Gives you # number of shotgun shells
• GIVE N # = Gives you # number of nails
• GIVE R # = Gives you # number of rockets
• GIVE C # = Gives you # number of cells
• GIVE # = Gives you the # weapon.� (Example: 5 would give you the super nailgun)
• IMPULSE 9 = Gives you all weapons, full ammo, and keys
• IMPULSE 11 = Gives you a rune.� You can only type this once each time you are in the console
• IMPULSE 255 or IMPULSE -1 = Gives you Quad Damage
• REGISTERED 1 = Makes game think you have registered version so you can open up barriers at the start map and get the lightning gun.� NOTE: Do not try to go into any slipgate episode higher than 1 unless you have the registered version!
• R_FULLBRIGHT 1 = All lighting in game is at maximum
• MAP map name = Warps to map name level.� (Example: E1M1 would warp you to episode 1, map 1; END would warp you to the end of game; START would warp you to the episode selection level)

Modifications, Patches, and Utilities

Once you've done that go ahead and download the 1.08 executable update from here. �Just overwrite your existing QUAKE.EXE file.

If you have a video card that can do OpenGL I would get the OpenGL version of Quake as it looks great. �You can get it from PlanetQuake.

Here are some neat utilites:

• Capture The Flag Modifications -- The best way to play multi player games
• Q++ Compilier & Decompilier -- Allows you to compile/decompile Quake source code
• Quake Map Editor -- Allows you to make Quake maps
• Quake Source Code -- All the source code for Quake
• WinQuake -- A Win95/98 native version of Quake

Console Commands

Setting up multi player games

A word about servers

There are two kinds of servers in Quake: �dedicated and non-dedicated. �A dedicated server means that the machine being used is not running the graphical part of Quake, but instead, it is running with just a text console on the screen. �This type of server provides fare gameplay for all the players involved. �When running a dedicated server, Quake doesn't have a person playing in the game on the computer running the server.

A non-dedicated server, on the other hand, is running a Quake server and allows a person to play in the game on the computer. �The only problem is the person playing will always be the first one in the level and have no lag (delay in game due to connection speed). �This will give that player a big advantage in the game.

Modem Play

The host will select these options from the main menu:

Multiplayer, New Game, Modem

For the PORT setting set it to the com port that your modem is on.

The IRQ setting should adjust to the same as your com port, if not then change it to the IRQ of your modem.

For BAUD, leave it at the default of 57600. �Now go into MODEM SETUP.

For most people TOUCH TONE DIALING should work fine; if not then change it to pulse.

In the box labeled CLEAR enter in ATZ.

In the box labeled INIT enter in AT &F S0=1. �If your modem needs more parameters (such as disabling call waiting) then consult your modem manual for the commands to add.

In the box labeled HANGUP enter in AT H0 S0=0.

Now select OK from the modem setup menu and then select OK from the new game - modem menu.

You should now be at the game options screen. �Set any options you like and hit Begin Game. �That will start you in the game and your modem will listen for incoming phone calls.

The client selects these options from the main menu:

Multiplayer, Join A Game, Modem

For the PORT setting set it to the com port that your modem is on.

The IRQ setting should adjust to the same as your com port, if not then change it to the IRQ of your modem.

For BAUD, leave it at the default of 57600. �Now go into MODEM SETUP.

For most people TOUCH TONE DIALING should work fine; if not then change it to pulse.

In the box labeled CLEAR enter in ATZ.

In the box labeled INIT enter in AT &F. �If your modem needs more parameters (such as disabling call waiting) then consult your modem manual for the commands to add.

In the box labeled HANGUP enter in AT H0.

Next type in the phone number of the host and then select OK.

Your modem should dial out. �When you connect you will join in on the game.

Troubleshooting

If you are unable to connect to the host check the following things:

• Did your modem dial? -- Make sure the phone line is plugged in all the way
• Did your modem not respond? -- Make sure another program isn't using the modem (like fax software or a connection to the Internet)
• Did you hear the two modems connect? -- If so, the modems may not be compatiable or a bad phone line connection is being made. �Also make sure you have at least version 1.06 and have any patches or modifications that the host is running
• Modem dials, other end picks up, but you don't here the host's modem -- Give the host some more time to get the game running. �Also make sure the host turned on autoanswer on their modem

Direct Link Play

IPX Network

For the client, when you are at the game chooser screen if you see a duplicate of a game that just has a number behind it's name it is probably the same game but a difference in versions caused it to read funny. �Just select the one at the top of the list as it will work better. �If you are behind a LAN at your work it can be common for them to not allow you to play games like Quake over the network. �If the option to select IPX Network is not selectable you need to install the IPX Network protocal on your machine.

TCP/IP

I do not recommend connecting to a server or playing with someone else unless their ping (response time) is less then 400ms. �Anything greater just makes for sorry gaming. �Also remember, if you are not connecting to a dedicated server then the player who is serving will have a advantage. �If you often see a little graphic pop up on your screen that has a phone line disconnected from a phone jack that means that the connection has gotten really bad and is waiting for the server to respond. �I would try a different server or try exiting Quake and then reentering the game.

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