NetRadiant and Tremulous files are available.

My host had some serious filesystem problems and I had to restore my website from backup. Restoring the downloads will take ome more time, as I have to upload all files again.

After sitting unfinished on my harddrive for years, I released a playable version of the Tremulous map Methane. It is a large map, but the vertical layout and a few shortcuts should help the players to move around quickly.

I created the wasteland skybox for the Tremulous mapping community.

The map compiler included with the 2011-02-20 radiant build had a bug that could cause it to crash when compiling with certain settings. This problem is now corrected and new builds are available. The biggest change is a dedicated build for Ubuntu Linux, this should solve the problems with incompatible libraries. Downloads are available on the download page.

I made a new set of radiant builds based on the latest source code. This release includes builds for Macs 10.5 and 10.6. These builds are intel-only, PowerPC is not supported. Grab your files from the download page.

Project::OSiRiON now has its own website at http://osirion.org. If you're interested in the game's development you might want to create on account on our brand new forum.

After spending almost a week doing data recovery and hunting down hardware problems things finally seem to have settled down. I probably learned more about linux software RAID and mdadm then I ever wanted to know, but in the end I have to admit RAID5 was a good idea.

I made a few updates to my Tremulous pages and gave Vega Industries: Outpost 13 its own page. A few dead links have been corrected on the other pages and I marked Methane as discontinued.

I didn't update my website yet with a dedicated page for my latest Tremulous map. In the meanwhile you can find the download and some screenshots in the Vega Industries: Outpost 13 thread on the Tremulous forums.

There is a also a new development release for Project::OSiRiON, based on SVN revision 740. This release brings trade to the universe and is the first with a build for 64bit windows.

Updated the NetRadiant packages to revision 395. Linux users should notice a significant increase in performance and are strongly advised to update.

If you are interested in Project::OSiRiON, you can also grab the latest development release.

Updated the NetRadiant packages to revision 392. This revision adds a decent set of build options for Tremulous maps and fixes the build menu on x86_64.

I wrote Glock: a simple OpenGL screensaver for windows, based on the KDE clock screensaver.

I added two tutorials to the NetRadiant page: creating arch doorways and bending pipes.

Nano! got a complete renewed base area and received some maintenance to improve gamplay and looks.

Odin is working on a retexture for Xreal of Gaelish, one of my Quake2World maps. There is a post on Quake3World.

Updated the NetRadiant packages to SVN revision 219. I also picked up Methane again and added three new screenshots.

Updated the NetRadiant packages to SVN revision 177. Windows and Linux versions can be downloaded here.

I've updated the GtkRadiant page with a new package based on NetRadiant. A brand new windows build is provided as well. For those looking for sounds: there also is an updated sound pack. Go here.

Supertanker has been so kind to create a series of excellent models for the Osirion Project. I've added a screenshot of Station 15 and the new background skysphere to the Osirion page. You can find supertanker's own screenshots collection on his website.

I've made a number of Tremulous screenshots, in response to this thread. So far I've only been able to cover ATCS and Transit, I hope I can make some shots of the other maps as well.

Update: I've made a few Tremulous.net wallpapers based on the screenshots.

I finally found the time to put some work in this website. I merged pages from several locations into one site, did various minor updates and converted everything to HTML 4.01 Strict.

My thanks to maci for providing webspace on satgnu.net.

A new Nano! I should have released this a long time ago, and I'm glad I finally took the time to do it. The Nano! page has an updated screenshots section and the new download.

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