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资源说明：QuakeWorld dedicated server wrapped up as a Python module, QuakeC -> Python game translator

## QWPython

QWPython is a Python-powered QuakeWorld dedicated server in which the QuakeC interpreter has been removed, and Python
used in its place to execute game logic.

Python game logic can be generated by an included QuakeC -> Python translator.

### Runs on:

* OSX (tested on 64-bit Yosemite 10.10.3 with Python 2.7.6)
* FreeBSD (tested on 64-bit 9.3 with Python 2.7.9)

### Version 1.0 ran on:

* Windows (tested on 32-bit NT 4.0 and 2000 with Python 2.0 back in 2001)
    
### Requirements:

* Python 2.7 or higher
* Quake/QuakeWorld .PAK files

## File Placement

QWPython should work out-of-the-box if you place its files relative to your Quake installation 
        like this:

    quake/
        id1/
            pak0.pak
            pak1.pak
            server.cfg
        ctf/  (optional)
            pak0.pak
            pak1.pak
            server.cfg
                          
    qwpython-x.y/
        ctf.py
        deathmatch.py
        setup.py
        py-ctf/
        py-dm/
        qwypthon-src
                     
If you don't use this particular placement, you'll have to edit the `deathmatch.py` and/or `ctf.py` files to look
somewhere else for the game's .pak files.
                                                                
      
## Building the native code

*(Unix users need to follow this step. Windows distributions contain 
pre-built binaries allowing you to skip this, but if you have VisualC++ 
you can follow this step also to build your own binary.)*
        
Change to the qwpython directory and run this command:

    python setup.py install --install-lib .
    
This will compile the native-code part of QWPython (the actual QuakeWorld  engine), and a couple supporting modules, and
place the resulting package,  named 'qwpython', in the current directory. So you should end up with something like:


    qwpython-x.y/
        build/
        qwpython/
            pakfile.py
            qcsupport.py
            qwsv.pyd (or .so)               

You may remove the 'build' directory after this is finished.

## Running a Game

QWPython comes with pre-translated versions of Deathmatch and CTF, which  can be found in the `py_dm` and `py_ctf`
directories.  If you want to translate your own QC code, be sure to read the translator  notes in `docs\translate.html`.

You might want to use a standard QuakeWorld `server.cfg` file (usually 
in the same place as your .PAK files), that looks something like:

    deathmatch 1
    hostname "Python-Powered Deathmatch"
    timelimit 15
    fraglimit 150
    maxclients 16
    rcon_password mypass
    map dm1
    
Although it should still work without one. From inside the QWPython directory, 
run this command:

    python deathmatch.py

and you're in business. You should also be able to use the normal QW 
command line parameters, such as: `+map dm1`

Currently QWPython doesn't handle keyboard input to the console, so to 
stop it you'll either have to use the 'kill' command on Unix, or just 
close the window under Windows, or use the QuakeWorld 'rcon' command from 
within a connected QW client console (as in: `rcon mypass quit`).
        
## Running as a WinNT/Win2k Service

The file ctf_service.py is an example of running a QWPython game as a 
service. To install and run, use the commands:

      python ctf_service.py install
      net start ctfpython
      
To stop and remove the service, try:

      net stop ctfpython
      python ctf_service.py remove
      
You can also control the service through the Windows service control 
panel. Adapting this to other games besides CTF should be easy - nothing 
in the game itself changes, only the ctf_service.py has anything specific 
to Windows services in it.

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