File:Nehahra encounter.jpg

Summary[edit]

Low-resolution screenshot from the 2000 Quake machinima production The Seal of Nehahra, by MindCrime Productions. This screenshot, taken at approximately 80% of the way through the chapter "Worlds collide", was rendered by me (User:Drat) using the default Nehahra executable, a modified DarkPlaces variant of the Quake engine for Windows, with a gamma setting of 1.0. Note this was using an Intel 3d acclerator. I'm sure a decent card would render this better.

The Quake demo recording is available from [1].

Licensing[edit]

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