Spark
My name is Daniel "Spark" Borgmann and I'm a Quake convert. 
I did a bit of Quake 2 and a bit more Quake 3 coding but nothing special. Now I'm trying to get into UnrealScript with UT2003, which I like a lot so far.
The first (hopefully) usefull thing I did was some kind of lag compensation for instant hit weapons, which is also my first contribution to the Wiki. I believe that lag compensation in general is an interesting topic that I would like to discuss.
UT2003 Mod Projects
- [Flatline]
- A simple competitive teamgame with realistic weapons.
- Majestic Kingdom
- A sophisticated fantasy roleplaying strategy game.
Link: [Developer Journals/Spark]?
Guests
EntroicLqd: Hi, welcome to the Wiki.
ZxAnPhOrIaN: Hi! 
(ent, can you spell welcome correctly) EntropicLqd: Yes - but not when I'm ill apparently.
ZxAnPhOrIaN: You sick? Take some medicine (Zxan runs through the medrechargebase) 
Spark: Thank you! 
Is it ok to create a new page for [Majestic Kingdom]? or should I do something like [Spark/Majestic Kingdom]?? I would like to put some general information on it and links to developer journals and design documents.
Mychaeel: Probably best to make it [Mod Ideas/Majestic Kingdom]?. Or make your own page below Category Journal.
Spark: Yes, the developer journal was already planned. Maybe the Wiki is not the right choice for what I wanted to do. Hm, I think I will just do a "usual" website for the mod and then link to this website from here.
I thought that Wiki might have been a great place to store a common design document for easy editing (and idea sharing) by the team members, but I understand that this would be rather an abuse of this system. Maybe I should install a mini Wiki for this task on our server.
Spoon: Hi there, just want to give you a heads up. I saw your hit prediction code and want to try to intergrate it into my sniper rifle mutator. I have a lot of people asking for a "zero-ping" version of my mutator, so a lot of people will be praising your name
