But others may see you as jumpy if you have a ping of like 1000 (as in most games) Which means *Always* will movement be smooth on your screen. The Sauerbraten engine's networking is very simple, and if you have pings of even 700, you will experience almost no lag. We will probably use the 2D one, then remove the setting for 3D or 2D (gui2d 1/0) Right now the Menu in Sauerbraten is a '3D' surface, but it has a 2D mode also. The GUI (Like the menus), Somehow need to be made to work for Sauerbraten. The importer would basically go 'Put vertex right here, put next vertex right here, etc' *We need a programmer who can write an importer for Blender!* (The Importers are written in Python) The center of the model is given as a set of coordinates, then each vertex of the model is giving in coordinates, and each face is given. The model format appears to be pretty simple. Textures 50% (The textures are already there for us, but we need to convert them ALL to jpeg (100% quality) Models 0% (We don't have any! This process would be a lot easier if someone could write an importer for the SCO models) Engine 10% (The Engine is going to need a lot of changes for it to be right) Small source code base that is easy to understand I would just like to organize info in here about BROTIR. I have no idea where the 'hop factor' place is though. What is confusing me is that a lot of these pictures are from Canada! North Island labs is in BC, and rest. There is another texture that matches with the bottom of that picture OMG, this is cool, I found a picture of the building that matches the texture in BROTRR exactly! This is a store that appears a couple of times.

In Small Town Road, there are many businesses, I am going to try to find out as much as I can about them:

Cube 2 sauerbraten importing textures