Zombie/Ghost unpure clients no longer remain connected. Fixed invisible player bug when clients connected during downloads Fixed connection issues for pure clients Fixed unpure client bug when levelshots loaded out of secondary pk3 files
Turn off floating point exceptions ( fixes potential crash right after startup ) Updated bot behaviour to work better with the platform in Q3Space_CTF Added Q3Space_CTF, a 2 on 2 CTF modification of Q3Tourney6 Fixed issue with greater than 1K server config strings, this only happens when you have several hundred PK3 files Fixed Single player loop issue when a bunch of pk3 files ( 100-200 ) exist in baseq3 Fixed Models and Skins not showing up when you have more than the max ( 256 ) Fixed gamestate reload when running mods in pure mode Potential mod authors should take note of them when preparing to distribute their mods. History has shown (with several games) that some of these mods can become more popular with on-line players than the original games alone. These modifications can be as simple as substituting rail guns and rail ammo for all weapons in a map, or a new player model and skin or as complicated as a "Total Conversion" (or "TC") in which all game rules, graphics, maps and sounds are changed to make a brand new game. In particular, we've focused on making it easier to distribute and play game modifications (known as "mods") created by talented fans of the game. Much of the "new" content in this release deals with added functionality. This point release or "patch" includes the program and data corrections made in previous point releases (so you only need the latest patch). These issues involved correction of newly discovered errors, responding to requests for new features, adding features to improve on-line functionality, and ways to allow beneficial and fun game modifications - while still making it hard for players to cheat. Since the release of Quake III Arena in 1999, id's development team has been working to address issues that have risen within the code. Quake III Arena (c) 1999-2000 Id Software Inc.
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