Note 3: Patch 1.4.2 adds several new commands including: si_fps, s_earSeperationAlgo, s_mp_minVolume, s_mp_maxWindow, g_weaponFovEffect, g_playerLean, g_nailTrail, g_grenadeTrail, g_rocketTrail, g_railTrail, g_napalmTrail, pm_slidevelocity, and pm_powerslide. As of the 1.4.2 patch it can now also be changed in the game's main settings, so see the 'Force Ambient Light' option in the In-Game Settings section. Note 2: Patch 1.3 adds a new r_forceambient variable which can force ambient lighting throughout each level to make things less dark. Alternatively, you can use the r_useSMP 1 setting in the console - see pages 6 and 8 of this guide for more details on this option. Note: To enable dual core/HT optimizations available in the latest patch for a performance boost, once the patch is installed, go to the in-game settings, and under System>Advanced Options, set the 'Multiple CPU/Core' setting to Yes. Alternatively, you can download patches from the Quake 4 sections of FileShack or FilePlanet among the other usual places for patch and file downloads. If an update is found, you will be told and you can install it to keep your game up to date.
To make sure that you're running the latest version of Quake 4 at any time, make sure you have an active Internet connection and click on the Updates item at the bottom of the game's main menu screen on a regular basis. All in all the patch is a must-install for all players of the game. The patch also incorporates all previous patch changes/fixes (including the beta patches), including Dual Core/HyperThreading optimizations and a wide range of bug fixes, new multiplayer maps, new game modes, and new features.
The latest is the 1.4.2 Patch, weighing in at 267MB in full form, containing a range of singleplayer and multiplayer fixes, with the focus on multiplayer.
Quake 4 Tweak Guide Patches Maps & ModsĪlthough Quake 4 is quite polished and not in dire need of a patch, several patches have already been released for the game.
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