I am proud to announce the next release of the Quake Injector.
megaman was busy like a bee, Starbuck made an amazing icon and apart from pestering those two I worked on the database.

A new version of:



http://www.quaddicted.com/wp-content/uploads/quakeinjector-alpha2.png

New:
-Scan your Quake directory for already existing maps and mods
-More stable and safe, less bugs
-Icon by the graphical genius Starbuck
-Rating is shown with golden stars
-Progressbars for anything downloading
-Better engine config dialog
-Window that shows you the engine output
-Links open in browser
-Downloads are stored locally
-Uses a custom user-agent when downloading
-Conflict handling

Homepage: Quake Injector < Projects < haukerehfeld.de
Download: http://haukerehfeld.de/projects/quakeinjector/files/quakeinjector-alpha2.zip
Quaddicted Newspost: Quake Injector Alpha2

megaman and I present: A first alpha version of the Quake Injector.

The Quake Injector is a tool to download, install and play Quake singleplayer maps from the Quaddicted.com archive. Ever been annoyed by an excruciating installation process? Could not figure out how to install a certain map? Well, this tool makes it a piece of cake. Simply pick the map and click Install.

Features

All Quake singleplayer maps ever made (900+ in the database)

Simply pick a map, click install and play

Filter, sort, browse to find your favourite map

Automatically installs dependencies (e.g. Quoth)

Cross-Platform

Free, Open Source Software, released under the GPL.

Check it out: http://haukerehfeld.de/projects/quakeinjector/

Come with me for at a trip to Kenya. This time we will travel via
EDC: Eternal Dismemberment Complex by Tyrann.

I guess I am pretty famous for my futile attempts of getting people to respect readme files that come with maps. Warning, whine and drama ahead.

It has long become standard in the QW scene to distribute the maps (.bsp) ripped out of their ZIP and without their accompanying textfiles. Probably this was even boosted by the QW servers providing the plain BSP files to players who missed them.

Why is this a problem?