Prey

Editing Categories:

Modding 

General information about producing and distributing mods

Coding 

Modification of the engine's source code

Mapping 

Information about level design and the tools

Modelling 

Modelling and file format information

Texturing 

Explanation of material shaders and image files

Scripting 

Information about Scripting for GUIs and Levels

Declarations 

Declarations define the properties and behavior of game content

Audio design 

The creation of musical tracks and sound effects

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How to get help 

A good introduction to the use of this wiki

Console 

Everything you need to know about the Doom 3 engine console

• CVars
• Commands

Script events 

Prey relevant script events

Startup parameters 

Parameters you can add when starting Prey

Folder structure 

An overview over the folders used by Prey

File formats 

All the different file formats used by the Doom 3 engine

Tutorial list 

An extensive list to tutorials on a wide range of topics

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Other interesting id Tech engine editing sites:

www.doom3world.org 

The premier discussion forum for all Doom 3 engine games

www.iddevnet.com 

The official id Software website for Doom 3 engine editing

Prey game and engine:

Prey introduces new editors, cvars, events, file formats, directories, and the following functionality:

• Gravity manipulation
• Physical portals
• Wall walking
• Spirit mode
• Death walking
• Alternate Weapons Fire
• Pseudo Glossness

Prey was developed by Human Head, produced by 3DRealms, and published by 2K Games. Release date for the PC version was July 11, 2006.

System Requirements:

• Operating System: Windows 2000/XP, Mac OSX, Linux
• CPU: Pentium 4 2.0 or Athlon XP 2000+
• Memory: 512MB
• Storage: 2.2GB
• Sound: 100% DirectX 9.0c Compliant / 16-bit
• Video: 100% DirectX 9.0c Compliant / 64MB RAM