I have a little question concerning q3´s *.bsp-Files. How are the different var-types stored in the File? I figured out,that an int is stored as four bytes,BUT(took me long ) in reversed order,which means that the last significant byte is stored first!! =>int x=byte0 + byte1* 2^8 + byte2 * 2^16 + byte3 * 2^32. But what about the floats? Or perhaps you know the c or c++ function carmack used to store the vars? ´Cause with with fscanf or fread I got wrong results so far. Thanx in advance,XBTC!

Here you are:
http://talika.fie.us.es/~titan/

Thanx!
1.Titan uses OpenGl.
2.I solved my problems,so don´t waste your time helping me.

P.s.:If someone codes on such a project please let me knows anyway.
And ryoder:Nearly all q3viewer you´ll find use OpenGl,cause as carmack knows Micro$oft is the foe of every good programmer and coding style.And: Yes,I like OpenGl´s procedural interface.
//I just couldn´t keep silence,sorry please DON´T!!!! start a boring flame-war about this one.
The real reason is that carmack designed Q3 for use with OpenGl and therefore it should be a little easier to display the *.bsp files with OpenGl.

Greets,XBTC!

Edited by - XBTC on June 9, 2000 7:27:22 AM