1. Quake 1 Pak Files
2. Quake 2 Pak0 Pak

This is a complete list of directories in the original (Quake3) pak0.pk3 All files are listed here: pak0.pk3-files If a directory with all its files is completely recreated please mark it as completed pak0.pk3 botfiles pak0.pk3 botfiles bots pak0.pk3 demos pak0.pk3 env pak0.pk3 gfx. Accidentally removed pak0.pak file from Quake II Hey I accidentally somehow removed the pak0.pak file from Quake II and I don't know how to re insert it into the game's files. Could somebody help me out? One is the largest quake 1 community on the web featuring quake file downloadsDownload Pak0. Pak Download: File Name: Pak0. 00 MB) If not, then you can download the shareware version of Quake (for DOS) from id’s site. Pak into that directory;The pak0. Pak file that comes with Quake is required by all.

Step 1: Prepare original Quake

classicQ requires Quake 1 to run. More specifically, it needs the game data archives contained in the PAK0.PAK and PAK1.PAK files. These two files are always located inside the QuakeId1 folder.

You can purchase a legal copy of Quake on Steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/2310/

If you have installed Quake using Steam, 'PAK' files are usually located in the following folder:
C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonQuakeId1

Please make sure you do have PAK0.PAK and PAK1.PAK before proceeding with the next steps!

Optional: Verify PAK files

If you want to double-check that you have the correct files, you can verify their MD5 hashes against the table below.

You can easily calculate MD5 checksums with Windows PowerShell:
Get-FileHash PAK0.PAK, PAK1.PAK -Algorithm MD5

Step 2: Download classicQ

Quake 1 Pak Files

To download classicQ, simply get the latest release (under 'Source code' link) from GitHub:
http://github.com/classicQ/classicQ.github.io/releases/latest
Don't worry, you won't need to compile anything.

Step 3: Generate config file

Config files are text files with the .cfg extension. They contain player settings such as keyboard controls. All Quake settings must be configured using the in-game console or by manually editing .cfg files. This is quite cumbersome to new users. Luckily, you can setup a basic config file using the configurator below.

Firstly, rearrange the keyboard settings (refresh the page to restart the process if needed)

• W
• S
• A
• D
• SPACE
• Left Mouse Button
• Right Mouse Button
• Middle Mouse Button
• Q
• E
• SHIFT

• moves forward
• moves back
• moves left
• moves right
• jump
• (primary attack) Rocket Launcher
• (secondary attack) Thunderbolt
• (tertiary attack) Grenade Launcher
• Axe
• Shotgun
• Nailgun

Do you play with inverted mouse?

Next, enter your nickname here:

Finally, click the button below to create your .cfg file:

Please save it as initial_keybinds.cfg and keep it for later use.
You can put it into the same folder with the already prepared PAK0.PAK and PAK1.PAK files.

Step 4: Put everything together

You're almost finished! Now that you have all the necessary files, it is time to copy everything to the correct folders.

Quake 2 Pak0 Pak

1. Extract classicQ from .zip file to any temporary location
2. Open the extracted files and locate the Fodquake directory (the one with an uppercase 'F')
3. Move Fodquake directory to any convenient location, for example D:GamesFodquake
4. Next, open that folder and then open the id1 directory (D:GamesFodquakeid1). Copy the previously prepared PAK0.PAK, PAK1.PAK files and the initial_keybinds.cfg file here (you can overwrite the existing initial_keybinds.cfg file)

Congrats! You have finished installing classicQ!
To start the game, go to the Fodquake directory and run the fodquake-gl.exe file.