thnx now i need to solve #2 which will be hard

ok simple:

You have to make a 3d model.

You have a couple ways to do this:

• You can go to a website like here, hear, or hare.
• Create your own in blender.
• Use the writeobj command, in the command line (hit the "/" key).

Note: If you use either one of the first two methods you will have to:

1. Create a folder with the name of the model on it and stick the md3, md4, m5, obj in it
2. Add a skin (should come with the model) in the folder file types jpg png tga
3. Optional: Add a *.cfg file in the folder with the file extention (md3,md4,md5 etc).cfg (ie md3.cfg, md4.cfg etc). In this file define random varible

Once you have the model in the model folder (Note all models must me in the models folder and cube automatically addes the model to the model folder with a skin and a *.cfg when you use the writeobj command) use the mmodel command in the map *.cfg and then click on a location and hit the f4 key and a menu will pop up then go to the last tab and look for the name of your model, click and BANG.

hope this helps
chasester

You could also notify him on this tutorial for making an .obj-file in Sauerbraten...

Besides, you don't have to make a model, it depends on the purpose of it. If it will be static anyways, just make some of raw basic geometry.

If you would like to add animations, make it spin, rotate on it's pitch (or yaw), etc, then I would suggest to make an .obj-file and convert it to .md3 (or .md5), if you want to add more than 1 texture to it.
By the way, MisfitModel3D isn't a bad program to convert .obj-files to .md3 files (and assigning groups, manipulate vertexes, etc).

I would suggest you to make those things out of raw basic geometry, import a model from one of the modelpacks on quadropolis or on the websites Chasester commented about.

thanx for the help ;P

chasester

Most common way to add scripts:
Just put into "autoexec.cfg"
- The script itself
or
- "exec file_name_of_script" and put the script into your installed folder (commonly just "Sauerbraten").

There are 20000 ways to add a script, but they all will need the "autoexec.cfg", except if you want to write ingame manually.

"There are 20000 ways to add a script"

I'd like to see you list them =P

If you have 19999 different named folders on your computer, then in theory it is possible to have 20000 different ways...

i like open up c++ express write something cool and hit the sideways triangle (the play button) wait..... then run the game and BANG

Ya.. That awesome!
chasester