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Like all Quake engine based games you can access the console and enter settings directly using the ~ key.

Under the view options, experiment with the different HUDs and hiding or shrinking artifacts.

Turn up the textures and graphics – this game runs very lean even on low-end hardware.

Set the resolution to whatever is native for your setup, Ultra HD is supported.

When you run etl for the first time it will create a profile for you, this will generate an etkey which makes a unique UID for your player so servers with experience save enabled can save your progression. etl +r_mode +set com_hunkmegs 768 +vid_restart'" > ~/.bashrc echo "alias etl32start='cd ~/Downloads/etlegacy-v2.76-i386 & \ I setup the following alias command to launch the game on my system, and can simply run “etlstart” to launch the game. Comparatively, the etlded binary is used for running a dedicated server. Inside the etlegacy-v2.76-i386 directory you’ll have a set of binaries – the etl binary launches the game.

Wolfenstein enemy territory not loading install#

If you opted to install the 64bit version it will be called etlegacy-v2.76-x86_64. You’ll find all the game binaries inside your etlegacy-v2.76-i386 directory. etmain directory and extract (you’ll need to copy these into both the 32bit and 64bit installations if you opted to install both): cp et-assets.tar ~/Downloads/etlegacy-v2.76-i386/etmain/ cd !$ tar -xvf et-assets.tar (I’ve moved the WolfET assets to github above, but a mirror is here).Ĭopy assets into your. These are the pak3 files from the original Enemy Territory. You can get them here or just download them from me (208mb). You’ll need the Enemy Territory asset files if you don’t have them, these go into.

Wolfenstein enemy territory not loading archive#

Next you’ll want to extract the tarball archive you’ve downloaded, if you want to install both 32bit and 64bit from above you’ll need to duplicate this step for the other tar.gz. If you want to stay pure this is a fine option as you’ll be able to play on any ET:Legacy server.

Wolfenstein enemy territory not loading mods#

The only downside is that you can’t play 32bit mods which really limits the number of servers you can play on. ( o ptional) Obtain the Game – 64bit VersionĪs ET is really light on resources comparatively, you really just need the 32bit version but there is a 64bit version. You may also need some 32bit libs, on Fedora 25+ this was needed also: dnf install mesa-libGLU.i686 This is recommended since you can play on ET servers running fun 32bit mods like No Quarter. You can install both 32bit and 64bit on the same system as they’ll go into different directory paths. Substitute your ~/Download directory for wherever you want the game installed. Run the following commands in a terminal as your normal user. We’ll be installing the 32bit version on Linux. Updated for version 2.76, adjust for any newer versions

Wolfenstein enemy territory not loading manual#

I am going to cover manual installation on Linux below. sudo dnf install flatpak -yįlatpak remote-add -if-not-exists flathub įlatpak install flathub Flatpak commands run as your normal non-root user. You should consult your distribution-specific setup guide if you’re using something other than Fedora. Update: : It appears you can now install ET:Legacy via Flatpak, this may be the easiest way to install on Linux.įlatpak is an application sandbox framework for X11 and GUI applications, I use it frequently for lots of things. Proceed down to the post-installation steps for tips to help you get started. If you’re on Windows or OSX simply download the appropriate files, copy the original ET 2.60b pak3 files in. The installation process is much more modernized and straightforward than the older, retired original ET. I found time to install, play and setup servers for Enemy Territory: Legacy – If you’re looking for a fun, free Open Source class-based FPS this is it. In my previous post about Enemy Territory I mentioned an active, maintained fork of this infamous Splash Damage WWII RPG-shooter from the mid-2000’s.