FortressOne

QWTF package for Windows and Linux

FortressOne is an all in one QuakeWorld Team Fortress package for Windows and Linux.

It is powered by a modified ezQuake, and includes graphical enhancements from the Quake Revitalisation Project, dox’s models and Plagues pak, as well as dozens of custom improvements.

Client Installation

You might get a notification that Windows prevented and unknown app from running. You can click ‘More info’ > ‘Run anyway’.

$ sh fortressone-linux-installer-1.0.0.run

Has been tested for Ubuntu 18.04 and 18.10. It might work on other distros and versions, but if it doesn’t, please raise an issue on GitHub.

$ sh fortressonesv-0.1.1.run

$ ./mvdsv -heapsize 256000

cmd adminpwd <adminpwd>
quadmode
cmd map <map>

quadmode
cmd timelimit 35
cmd map <map>

cmd dlist
cmd dl <demo_id>

Region	Mod	Language	Invite
Oceania	FortressOne mod	English	FortressOne Discord
North America	MegaTF	English	QWTF NA Discord
Brazil	hueTF	Portuguese	Quadclub Brasil Discord
Russia	TF2003	Russian	QWTF.RU Discord

The FortressOne mod is a continuation of the Classic Fortress mod, itself a fork of the original Team Fortress 2.9.

This is only relevant to those not using the FortressOne client.

Weapons for all classes can now be found at impulse 1 through to impulse 4, with impulse 5 or menu opening the class menu.
+slot1 through to +slot4 quickly fire an alternative weapon then select the previous weapn. E.g. With RL as the active weapon, +slot4 will swing the axe before switching back to the RL.
For push to prime, and again to throw grenades, bind a key to gren1 or gren2.
A reload_next command has been added to reload the next alternative weapon.
Status bar can be enabled and positioned with setinfo sb n where n is the number of newlines from the top of your screen.
Auto ID can be activated with setinfo ai 1.
Reading of class config files can be activated with setinfo ec 1.
You can optionally enable a server-side grenade timer with setinfo nt 2.

There are thousands of QuakeWorld Team Fortress maps. This is a curated list mostly to remind me of the most playable maps.

Many of these maps will work with less or more players than suggested above.