As a side note, if anybody has Apartment Huntin’ (demo files, not the QT or divx video) zip file, please contact me. Hardly Workin’ was the sequel to the Quake 1 movie Apartment Huntin’. This is where the Ill Clan came up with doing Machinima (movies rendered in games). “Re-cams” (re-camera), or changing camera angles of matches and competitions, were pretty popular, and people were even adding music to make “highlight reels”. Before Live streaming and YouTube, people would share their demo files of their matches with friends and other players across the net.Įventually people figured out you can edit this files to move the camera around, add graphics, and even make movies. You could even send these “demo” files to friends and they could load them into their game and watch them.
When you wanted to watch the demo you recorded, you played it back within Quake 2.
They were small files that would record map info, player data, and movement positional information in a small file. During the days of limited hard drive space, and limited internet speed, Quake and Quake 2 had an ingenious idea for people to record their games into very tiny files.
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