v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.11

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

Included in this update:

• update from the master branch
• update the default assets
• make r_lightmap not cheat protected
• update pk3 manifest processing
• fix the bucket system
• merge in the new chat color formats/features

v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.10

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

Included in this update:

• Merged in Buom01's various improvements to the assets and ui.

v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.9

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

Included in this update:

• Corrected the directory layout in the 1.3 vms pk3 files.

v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.8

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

Included in this update:

• restrict to certain file extensions that can be read from the disk on pure servers.

v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.7

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

Included in this update:

• loading custom HUDs on pure servers is fixed

v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.6

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

Included in this update:

• add an option to open the basemod/ folder from the Browse Folders menu in the main menu.

v1.3.0-alpha.0.14.5

RELEASE NOTES

This is an alpha test of the new file system (special thanks to @Chomenor for his work on this file new file system) for the upcoming latest Tremulous 1.3 client release by GrangerHub. We need testers over the next couple of weeks for getting this system perfected for the next release. We are calling on the Tremulous community to help us with this.

This new file system addresses many old bugs and offers many new features, in general the client should run smoother especially in regards to loading files. This file system is backwards compatibility friendly, it has much improved search and loading algorithms, it prevents file conflicts for pure and semi-pure servers, it only keeps the pk3 files loaded that you are actually using (so you can keep an indefinite number of pk3 files in your Tremulous homepath without having to worry about this client crashing), it has a more straight forward organization of folders in the homepath, this file system is especially friendly with the multiprotocol support, this file system offers new useful debugging commands, and has a lot more.

You can read more about the new features here: https://github.com/Chomenor/ioq3_new_filesystem/blob/master/new-filesystem-readme.md .

NOTE: This alpha release is not ready for hosting servers, we will be testing that a bit later, this alpha release is primarily focused on the client.

You can report bugs either on GrangerHub's issue tracker for Tremulous on github ( https://github.com/GrangerHub/tremulous/issues ), or on the GrangerHub forums ( https://forum.grangerhub.com/t/new-file-system-alpha-testing/5035 )

HOW TO INSTALL

• Download the most recent .zip file for your platform below from the Assets section of this release.
  • The 64 bit Windows release would be named release-windows-64.zip
  • The 32 bit Windows release would be named release-windows-32.zip
  • The 64 bit Linux release would be named release-linux-64.zip
  • The 64 bit Mac OS X release would be named release-macos-64.zip
• Extract/Unzip the release .zip anywhere
• Run the tremulous.exe from the unzipped release directory.
• You can simply continue to run the new client from wherever the unzipped release folder is, or you could optionally replace your old Tremulous binaries with the binaries in the unzipped release directory, but make sure that you copy all of the contents of the unzipped release directory to where ever you move the released binaries to. Backup your existing Tremulous if you intend on replacing the binaries.