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rotation in early 2012 (r5.1.295), even maps which were designed with the HRP
in mind need some adjustments.
Do not expect a maphack quality comparable to what has been done for the
original game's levels, though. No Polymer lighting for example.
original game's levels, though. No additional Polymer lighting for example.
A few older maps make use of tricks which can't be reproduced (yet?) using the
modern OpenGL renderers. Some recent maps' README files explicitly state that