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Since I wasn't the one mainly asking, I'll just cite you in the original thread instead.

There already is a kind of sorting, sort nearest, sort decal, sort <n>. For things like windows and such, sort nearest should probably have the desirable affect, though looking through multiple translucent shaders might kill performance.

Is having multiple render effects really killing performance that badly? I don't understand. You're saying that if I have two transparent objects side-by-side, then they'll just count as two render effects, but when combined, they somehow become something much more difficult to render?

Never-the-less, unless we're talking some kind of infinite portal problem, why not let the mapper choose how much he wants to kill performance? Just warn him against putting too many effects close together.

Maybe i can remove the WINE-stuff from it en insert TDM 32 for linux
Because the boxedwine container contains a very small linux distro with WINE.

Why 32bit?

Because thats the only thing that the boxedwine-web package supports. And dont have the knowledge to create something like that. For more info see boxedwine site.

I get 240fps which is monitor cap. Looks nice.

My integrated graphics can barely do 60

Well, integrated graphics...

Yes, I too like that The Dark Mod is not crappy, overpriced bug-ridden gruel.

Somewhat unrealated, but I told some woman about trying modding in TDM and then she sad that sounded what her doughter was doing in Minecraft. Ugh, this is when you remember not to talk to people about this outside the intrest-range.

That's the major advantage of FOSS of course: all the money in the world cannot take over the project (since it can just be forked for continued community development). Although for some reason FOSS games seem to be extremely rare apart from arcade stuff like Frozen Bubble.

Maybe I did the majority of tweaks if you start counting them, but in reality some of the hardest improvements were done by @cabalistic. In fact, he started the whole motion of loading times optimization by his own initiative, and I merely joined it.

And these changes were heavily discussed with the whole team, of course. So if you want to thank for these changes, you need to thank the whole team

It looks like someone tried to make it "easier" by having all the commands listed sorted by spawn class. If that is needed, it should probably be on it's own wiki page. Do you have wiki editing rights?

I don't but then again that double listing has been around forever iirc (subsection 1.1 v 1.2). There was a whole section 2 that was basically a repeat of 1. It's good that stgatilov regenerated it though, not only did it make that go away but the last update was from Dec. 2021.

Styling of that page is quite minimal. I added some styling myself (with Stylus plugin), to make it better readable:

h2 {
    font-size: 180%;
    margin: 2em 0;
}
h3 {
    color: blue;
    margin-bottom: 0.5em;
}
h4 {
    margin: 2em 0 0.5em 1em;
}
dl {
    margin: 0 0 1em 0.5em;
}

This does make the page much longer.