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[General Topics] bfosterjr:
Make sure you have the pak files and players folder from your quake2 install in the baseq2 folder. If you don't own quake2 then you can grab these files from the quake2 demo install (google for it). Good luck!
[General Topics] shog7n:
Awesome job!

I got mine working smoothly

There is some issues that often when I load saves the game crashed (quake2.exe has stopped working)

I have no idea. Save game works perfectly and start new game works as well.

Looks like this guy back in 2005 have the same problem (except he is using... Amiga?): ht tp://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=17808
[General Topics] save_jeff:
Tanks i did not know that ;]

I Will get a Demo right now ans try ist.

Does it work with any Version of quake II ?

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Okay now it works like a charm! Realy impressiv
[General Topics] bfosterjr:
Yeah, there could be several bugs in it. This is built straight from iD's source. There are many other 'ports' of quake2 that have encountered and (in some cases) fixed various bugs. Still, its extremely playable even with a few annoying bugs! :)
[General Topics] advancedservers:
I cant get mine to go to full screen.... is this usual behaviour?
[General Topics] bfosterjr:
Yep. The pure Quake2 source has known issues with full screen on "odd" resolutions. Given the time frame for when Quake2 was developed.. the 1366 x 786 resolution that is common today doesn't make any sense that's why its "not supported". There were some unofficial patches added to Quake2 many years ago to add wide screen support and more resolutions. A lot of people also fixed the problem by just using the OpenGL version (which I could also provide binaries for.. but its _dog_ slow). What I've ported here is the 'software render' which got very little attention once the '3d boom' hit. If I get bored, I may see if I can get full screen working in the software renderer.
[General Topics] careyj01au:
Joystick or Xbox Controller?

App is cool and runs well with mouse or keyboard but I have tried joystick and Xbox controller (both recognised by WinRT) and app ignores both. I have turned on Joystick under options.
[General Topics] save_jeff:
I didnt get any bugs yet.

But Fullscreen would be nice
[General Topics] Zebeto:
Woww this game bring me so many good memories :D nice work!!!
[General Topics] shog7n:
Same here. 800x600 is the best resolution to me..

Btw can you load your saves after close the game and restart it?
[General Topics] bfosterjr:
For what its worth, I've updated the original post with 'newer' binaries and software based OpenGL support. The fullscreen thing is also bothering me so I'll put some effort into that over the next couple days -- hopefully its been fixed in a different Quake2 port and I just need to migrate the code over. Cheers!
[General Topics] johnnyfives12:
If you don't mind me asking where did you get the source files from? I would have done this two days ago but I couldn't open the project files from id's github. I then tried quake 3 and doom 3 but getting those working is a different problem entirely. Those games have inline assembly in them that I don't have the skill to replace.
[General Topics] bfosterjr:
The source came straight from ftp.idsoftware.com. There is a lot of pain in getting a working vs2012 solution file and convincing the source that Win32 does not imply x86! ;) Many issues with libs and older CRT functions too. Just takes time, patience and good experience with VS & C code.

You're absolutely right about Q3 or Doom3. They will require an overhaul and will need to be ported to Direct3D10+. Sadly I don't have the spare time to get _that_ involved -- though I'm happy to help if someone wants to lead the charge.

Cheers
[General Topics] bartekxyz:
Game crashes sometimes when I try to load a saved game. Also performance is far from what I expected. I remember playing it on my Nokia n95 with software renderer and it was fluid, on surface higher resolutions cause serious performance degradation. The more I use desktop apps ported to Windows RT(quake, dosbox) the more I think that tegra 3 suck.
[General Topics] shog7n:
Same loading problem here...

But it runs pretty fluid on my Surface...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reclused:
Hi,

I have a rooted international s3 with 4.1.1. I would like to update to 4.1.2 with mobile Odin because I don't have e computer. The problem is that when I do this I will loose root and the exynous abuse I used to root doesn't work on 4.1.2 so I am wondering if there is a way to flash the new version and root it at the same time via mobile Odin.

Thanks for reading.

Best regards Reclused
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrismast:
you answered your question yourself, use Mobile Odin Pro and inject root when flashing, should work fine.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reclused:
Thank you :) I tend to be a little absent minded always haha.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
So here's my problem:

About few weeks ago, my battery started to fooling with me. When I use it for Facebook, Twitter and normal web surfing, the battery goes down, fast, from 100% to 10% took only about one hour plus. Then I left it aside. Check it again after 30 minutes, the battery went up to 27%. So I think battery was miscalibrated so I tried to calibrate the battery using all the guides I can find on the net for weeks but none worked.

So what should I do? Should I change a new battery?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wedgess:
Did u try calibrate it properly, eg.. wait till its charged fully then wipe them. using an app from playstore is the best way. If u wipe stats when its not charged100% then it will start jumping percentages.

Sent from my GT-I9300 On Official JB
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BensJammin:
Standard batteries are terrible anyway. I couldn't do without my 3600mah one now.

As wedgess said, get an app for calibration. I use 'battery calibration' (simple enough) which works perfectly for me
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
Yeah I waited till 100% then I wipe the stats but still the same. :(

I don't plan to get new battery yet if my battery can be saved. :(
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshsarena:
here you go

PROBLEM SOLVED... this works with all xperia play models and it fits with the back cover that comes with the phone...O and it comes with the instruction on how to change the battery build prop.

http://www.mugen-power-batteries.co...xperia-x1-1800mah-extra-eros-akkumulator.html
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
Which means I'll need to get a new battery? :( No other way to save it?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olokos:
Well try to underclock it and make the screen brightness lowest. Try to look at the battery stats too as you may have an app which is using a lot of resources of your phone. If you can live without your phone then switch it off completely, try to find the charger with highest mAh output (the higher the mAh output is the quicker it is charging), connect your turned off phone to the charger, make sure it's charging, leave it for 2 days charging like this and then disconnect it, boot it straight to the recovery, wipe the battery stats from recovery. If this is not going to help then I seriously have no idea what else you can do.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
Phone's not overclocked, brightness is always low, I used it for texting my gf for whole day, played word search for a while and my phone left 50%, no data no WiFi nothing, When I turned on WiFi and keep using it, battery drops fast. Reached 4% I left it, went back to 16%, continue using, left 4 % again, left it again went back to 10%, then I used it till 4% again, now left 6%. Using stock charger but with different cable since my stock cable is broken. Is that related? If yes I'm going to get a new charger.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ILikeTheWayYouMove2:
Your best jut getting a new battery by the sounds of it I had a similar problem buy just got a new battery and it fixed it
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeff7424:
Sigh okay. Thanks everyone. :(
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olokos:
Odp: [Q] Battery Issue

Any news?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] xxxericxxx:
So I am finally ready to ask for advice, ever since I rooted my phone, my back button has been wacky. At first it wouldn't work every time I hit , then it would try to catch up later, say go back to beginning of browser session if that is what I was on. And then it quit working all together. I tried the qemu hardware code in build prop and it did nothing. The flash able zip worked to put navbar on so I have the virtual back now, but is there any way to get it back, or is it a hardware issue I am stuck with? I used lgpst to go back to zv7 and that didn't fix it either. Is there something else to try? Thanks in advance.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] eyeisdasteve:
Mine has been weird lately too. I thought i was just being crazy. Lol.

What browser are you using?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] xxxericxxx:
I use boat browser, but my back button doesn't work on anything.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dr.hawk:
Hello developers!

First i know how much u hate it when someone just post a new thread without checking the fourms, but I assure u that i read carefully all the related subject n still I couldn't find answers :/

I've been always an Apple person and I am really satisfied with the ease of use and performance, somehow whileI I was looking for a tablet to update my old iPad a friend of mine was able to convince me that I should get an Android, and I end up buying Asus Tf700, of course after hours n hours of reading reviews n stuff and on the paper it's waaaaaaaay better than any other tablet, even the new iPad!! But still, on the PAPER

I really disappointed with the performance and the terrible lag even with the simplest task (like scrolling down a website or pinch zoom in/out) and it keeps crashing and freezing for no reason

Everyone here recommends rooting and unlocking, and since this is my first Android Iam really confused :eek:

Root, rom,flash,kernel, unlock, OTA .. bla bla ...too much complicated info and procedures for a noob!!

I want my device to work like how they claim it should (ASUS ppl) .. very smooth with no lag or crashes .. but on the other hand i don't want to lose any of it's features (camera, GPS) .. should I update to jb? Should I stay with ICS?

N how??

Sorry for the long post!:cyclops:
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Yes, especially when someone does not even read the forum rules, the moderator's sticky thread and posts a question in "Development" instead of "Q&A".

Yes, you made a mistake changing to Android. It's not (yet) ready for end users, especially the TF700. Return it as long as you can and buy the new iPad.
[Asus Transformer TF700] floyd0815:
If you are just looking for a device without lags and stutters then go for iOS.

But if you want/have to do things iOS can't do then go for Android and search for solutions for lag or live with it.

Android is sure the best smartphone os (Widgets, Launchers ,Tasker, Swype,...) but on tablets... I really don't know.

I love my Transformer but I mostly use it for surfing and gaming so maybe the iPad would have been the better choice.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dasunsrule32:
Or don't by Asus... Get a Nexus 7 or 10.That's the route he should've taken. Asus just released a bad device. To sit here and say Android isn't ready for end users is bologna..
[Asus Transformer TF700] dr.hawk:
Thank u mr.police officer, my bad :(

I am not going to return it, I just want it to work probably!
[Asus Transformer TF700] dr.hawk:
Exactly, I want solution .. there are too many rome and stuff which says choose what suits u the most, but I have no idea what are they!!

I read in the forum that flashing and unlocking JB = losing camera and GPS functions .. what should I do? *Note I am still runnig ICS
[Asus Transformer TF700] dr.hawk:
The harm has been done my friend :rolleyes: .. but u r right, Nexus 10 would have been a better choice though
[Asus Transformer TF700] stwum:
I feel your pain. When I first moved over to an Android device, I was also confronted with similar issues. Yes, Android can be intimidating. However, once you get a handle of it, I assure you, you won't stop flashing different ROMs on a regular basis. First calm down and read through the following threads to get started:

[TOOL] TF700T ADB Tool [v4] flash recovery and more

[ROM][01/04/13]Baked Black Bean 6[JB 4.1.2]
[Asus Transformer TF700] adelancker:
Look, to be honest, I think everyone has been frightened in the beginning with unlocking and rooting, but in the end the tf700 is a really easy device to learn it with.

There are some guides in the general section (where you should have posted this thread :) ) and this section here.

As far as performance, I can tell you now that there is no Rom that works better than CleanRom In heritance.

It is *very* battery friendly, is really performant (forget about iPad, after that Rom you'll have the advantages of Android sealed in a super speedy packaging)

However, if you really feel you don't want to unlock the device yet, you should indeed at least update the tablet to the latest firmware, since it has some improvements to it. (I don't know how much the improvement is on the stock rom, but Clean Rom Inheritance is based on stock and it works like a charm).

By the way, there are no custom roms for the tf700 that give up on the gps and camera features. All developers here are real pros, so don't worry :)

And last but not least; if you were to update to the latest firmware and feel it's too laggy, (many people have said so), you should consider unlocking your device to put CleanRom on it. It's basically stock, but much smoother, faster and has no bloatware ;)

Good luck making your iOS friends Jelly (pun intended) of your tf700. I know I have ;)

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Have you bought the keyboard dock? And I still think the tf700 is better of the two, if only because of its looks and dock ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] dodgebizkit:
I know you are taking about tablets but the title says android...

I own a 4s and iPad 3, back in June I bought the s3 and I was really impressed with what it can do but its lag and performance made me question it the same as you, having spent £540 on a buggy feeling device.

I finally got jelly bean on it, jelly bean combined with disabling some crappy Samsung bloat made the s3 faster and smoother than any apple device out there, my iPad and iPhone both feel laggy in comparison now.

I have never routed or flagged a rom though, completely stock.

Before long you will love jelly bean :)

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[Asus Transformer TF700] adelancker:
I just read this post so I'll quickly reply ;)

By rooting and unlocking you will not compromise any of the camera qualities. It still works just the way it's supposed to on CleanRom (the rom I use) and I am pretty sure the developer of CM10.1 has it running too.

This device may not be what you expect it to be out of the box, but let me tell you.. The devs we have for the tf700 are all very talented and manage to get some impressive performance squeezed out of this device without resulting in battery drain.

You really can't go wrong chosing either CM10.1 or CRomI (as we call CleanRom Inheritance) ;)

As for the options you can choose while installing CRomI, they are mainly

- the kernel: do you want to keep everything close to stock, resulting in better battery life, and no overclocking? Or do you want a tweaked kernel (Clemsyn) which means even better performance, without taking too much of a hit on battery life. The latter is overclocked. If you still don't know what to choose: I have recently gone back to stock since it's just a tad friendlier for the battery and CRomI is smooth enough as it is ;)

- Apps: select which apps you want preinstalled in your rom and which you don't want (little tip: always make sure the Play Store is checked: it's a vital app to install other apps with and it's a pain in the @$$ to install it from somewhere else if you want to keep it up to date :)

This method of building your personal rom on the spot is handy to deselect the bloatware you don't use (eg. Asus screensaver) and select the 'bloat' you like (eg. Supernote)

- Tweaks: I usually select the all, because the make the device even smoother and faster

By the way: in misc apps you'll have an app called Titanium Backup: that app keeps your data while switching Roms and is a nice way of making sure you'll keep your progress in games :)

I should say though: even though I've never tried Cm10.1, I am sure it's a great rom and I don't want to force you or anyone else to only look at Cromi, since CM10.1 has its own advantages :)

Just have a look for yourself and if you have any further questions, you now know where to post them (either Q&A for actual questions or general for remarks and findings).

The development section is used solely by developers of Roms, mods and kernels to share their creations with the world :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Dr. Hawk, I know that reading these replies still hard for you as far as "what next" and "how". I'm sure that after you done all the steps below, you will find out the grass does look greener on the other side (IOS vs Android). With Android you could do more...a lot more compared to ipad. You just need to take ONE step at a time and within a few days you should have a smile on your face. There are plenty of people here ready to help noob(beginner) like youseft. Also I would like to mention that unlocking your device will void waranty, but in my opinion, if you don't do it, you will not happy with your device and eventually you're not going to use it, so it useless anyway. Let us know and please post update here so we can proceed accordingly. Here are the steps:

1. Unlock your device (download Asus unlock tool app and run it. This needed in order to install custom rom/kernel)

2. Flash custom recovery (there are 2 to choose from TWRP and CWM. I recommend TWRP for noob, it just easier with nice big User interface)

3. Use TWRP or CWM to flash your favorite custom rom (If you want trouble free, full stock features, CleanRom is the one to use)

That's all my friend. While you're performing these steps you're going to feel good about yourself and rewarding. When you are ready to go, just post here and we will walk you through, step by step. Once everything is done let us know if you do smile at the end and "no regred" that you picked Android and tf700. Cheers!!!!!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] -angel*:
I'm a flasher since I got my first android device and I have to say I don't want to have an iOS device because of it's performance! If you have a good ROM (and on my TF300T GPU/CPU OC a bit) you will get the same system performance and way more cusomization options - only problem for me is that a friend from my class has an iPad and uses it for school - there I just see the disadvantage of Android Tablets - except system apps you just don't have many apps for productive work that are optimized for tablets - including Dropbox(!!) that are way better optimized on iOS...

But I think in 1 or maybe 2 years it will be like with phones that Open Source (Android and maybe then also Ubuntu if they take the step for tabs too) will be sold more than iPads and with this the apps will also get optimized better :good:

atm I can just cry because of a friend made an own app for iOS to edit his scaeed books etc. and I can just open them with a non-optimized Adobe PDF Reader :(

so if you want now Custom ROM too, have a look at this guide and follow the steps unlock your bootloader, Flash recovery (I recommend TWRP!) and then go to the ROM you want (I recommend stock based: Clean ROM or AOSP based which means more customization options: Baked Blackbean) and install it with the installation instructions there - if you then still have questions ask in Q&A section because here it is only development section ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
What I take from your displeasure is the recurring "Android is open source for the customizer and this I don't want."

So like the previous comments I would vote for a return to iOS.

iDevices are very well designed and usable.

So if your user experience has been less than pleasing with Android I wouldn't stick with it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
iOS devices are made for those who would like ease of use and having everything done automatically for them, and don't want to bother with things like settings and customisation and freedom of decision. If you're used to having everything done for you, stick with it. Changing to a system that requires you to manually do things for yourself when you don't want to is not going to make you very happy.

Apple is Use, don't Think.

Android is Think, don't just Use.

If you're used to the ease and smoothness of iOS, and were perfectly happy with the system, you're not going to like Android. Because Android isn't meant as an end-user OS.

Now, regarding flashing. I'm not going to try it on my tablet at all until the warranty has passed. The store I bought it from is not exactly know for its excellent customer service, and it updated to .30 before I heard about backing it up.

Is there a solution? Yes, get an iPad. The TF700 has some serious I/O issues which cause lag, but even if you're using the best of the best Android tab (whichever one that may be) you're still going to experience crashes, simply because of the customisation options. That's why iOS 'never' (ahem, hand me one, it'll crash.) crashes, you can't customized so there's no conflicts.

Don't get me wrong, I have an iPod 5th gen and love it (if Apple's warranty wasn't so horrendous...), and as a designer I appreciate the marketing and design behind iOS, but as a user I want to make my own choices, and I absolutely detest anything that goes automatic or makes its decisions for me.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dodgebizkit:
That's not strictly true with newer devices.

Both my iPad 3 and iPhone get more app crashes and ui/keyboard lags than my stock int galaxy s3, which performs faster and smoother with everything except the dialer. Since using the s3the iOS screen doesn't seem as smooth as it used to, very slightly choppy moving between 2 app pages.

I use Nova launcher and it is perfectly smooth, fast and since the upgrades to jb 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 not a single crash or FCC, though on ICS there were many.

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[Asus Transformer TF700] aznmode:
+1 on nexus 10. I have both and even with custom rom the tf700 is not as smooth as the n10. No tweaking necessary. How come you can't return it?
[Asus Transformer TF700] dr.hawk:
first, thank u man! I decided to unlock and root my device!

I haven't bought the dock, maybe next step ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] dr.hawk:
These are really useful information, I decided to unlock, update to JB and to root .. :highfive:

I am going to start tonight, right after gym! :cool:

special thanks to:

-angel*

buhohitr

adelancker

cheers!! :highfive:
[Asus Transformer TF700] adelancker:
Thats great news!

Don't hesitate to ask explanation when you don't get a step in the walktrhoughs.

They are usually written by people who are experienced using Android for people who are somewhat experienced as well ;) So for a complete newcomer to the Android platform, I can imagine you'll ask yourself some quesitons later ;)