LE MOD NEMESIS

le mod nemesis

Nemesis est mod pour quake 3 arena 1.16n. Il offre beaucoup de modifications propres a la version 1.32 de quake.

mettez le dans le dossier baseq3 après avoir extrait les fichiers zzz.client.nemesis ( je crois ) ou alors mettez les aussi dans un dossier mods dans quake 3 arena

il est DISPODL ici


La dernière version de nemesis est DISPODL ici cependant il faut déjà avoir nemesis pour pouvoir instaler celle là

Voici quelques screens :







Malheureusement je n'aipas la patience de faire une traduction complète pour les anglophobes, mais je pense que tout le monde peut comprendre les codes qui vont suivre :

Citation :

Feature Description


An indepth discussion of the features, with examples.

Coloring


Some commands require the user to specify a color. To provide the most flexibility colors can be specified in one of three ways.
Using the color string; red, green, yellow, blue, cyan, magenta, white, orange, black, ltgrey, mdgrey or dkgrey.
Using the numerical color value as used to colorise name; 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 or 12 (these follow the same order as the
above color strings so 2 is green).
Using a hexadecimal string of the format 0xRRGGBB. RR represents the
red component, GG the green and BB the blue. Google will provide
explanations of what hexadecimal means, but a hexadecimal color chart
can be found in Appendix A.



Enemy Model / Enemy Color


Enemy coloring is related to the choice of enemy model as you can
only colorise the special skins we have created in the
zzz-nemesis-models.pk3.

Enemy model is changed using the cvar cg_enemyModel. Valid values are any of the standard Quake 3 models or any custom models you have loaded. E.g.

We suggest using a large, heavy (therefore noisey) model for the
enemy as the point of being able to choose is so you can hear them
easily.
To be able to use enemy coloring you must select the enemy model with the nms skin. E.g.

When in spectator mode you can choose whether the players ingame use the value you've specified in cg_enemyModel or the players chosen model using cg_specEnemyModel

Custom models will hardly ever come with a colorable skin, so if you choose to use a custom model for the enemy you can not color it.
Enemy color is changed using the cvar cg_enemyColor. Valid values are any of the coloring techniques described in the previous section. E.g.

You can also specify different colors for the head, torso, legs and
rail shots of your enemies. Using the separator "-" you can do the
following.

The values represent head, torso, legs and rail color in that order.
If you provide less than 4 values the unknown ones will use the value
provided for head color (which is why you only need to set 1 value if
you want the same color for everything).
After setting an enemy model you can disable it again by resetting it to the empty string. E.g.

There is no corresponding team model command in Nemesis because the
same results can be achieved by setting cg_forceModel to 1, making your
team use the same model as you.



Crosshair Intensity / Color


Crosshair color is changed using the cvar cg_crosshairColor. Valid values are the same as cg_enemyColor values. You must make sure that cg_crossHairHealth
is disabled in order for this feature to work. Although
cg_crossHairHealth is disabled by default in Nemesis, make sure that
its disabled in your config(s). Below are some examples.

The transparency (opacity) of the crosshair can be changed using the cvar cg_crosshairAlpha. This will set how transparent your crosshair is. Valid values are 0.0 to 1.0.

OSP Style Scoreboard


The OSP style scoreboard is enabled by default in team games (sorry,
but there isn't one for FFA or 1v1 games, yet!). It is configured using
cg_scoreBoardType, which by default is set to 1. If you prefer the standard score boards set it back to 0.

Client Statistics


A new client statistics window has been added showing per weapon
accuracy, per weapon kills/deaths and pickups. The window displays at
the end of a map or can be toggled with the cstats command. Binding the command as follows will allow you to hold down the m key to display the window - releasing the m key hides the window again.
\\\\bind m +cstats
All statistics are available, unless playing a game of freezetag in which damage given is replace with N/A (not available).
All statistics are calculated on the client side, which, although
not as accurate as server side calculations, means the statistics are
available on all servers regardless of mod.



CPMA Style HUD


CPMA style HUD is enabled or disabled using the cg_cpmaHud cvar.

Automatic End of Game Screenshots


If you like to screenshot the scoreboard at the end of a game you can enable this feature so you will never forget again! cg_autoScreenshot is used to enable and disable this feature.

Automatic Demo Recording


If you like to record your games because of clan matches or just to
relive those frag moments you can do this automatically. Demos start
when the warmup timer ends, so unless you enter a server while the
warmup is counting down no demo will be recorded. Demos end when a map
finished and the intermission is in progress. cg_autoRecord is used to enable and disable this feature.