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Thanks for the suggestion.

I have allegro and it is what I use for my 2d work but I find its 3D
capabilites are a bit lacking for what I need to do. I'm making a game that
will be similair to Dark Reign 2 (engine wise I mean), so therefore I need a
rather powerful engine.

I wish ID would get their act together and release the Quake sources.  I
practically know its engine inside out from all the editing I used to do in
it.

Anyway, thanks again.

Murray Rogers wrote:

> There is some 3d capability with the allegro library - definitek=ly woth
> getting - thou I don't know if its any good
>
> murray