Slide

Info

Imagine racing downhill on a frictionless board at breakneck speeds. Imagine going over huge jumps and dodging sharp pointy things and large blunt objects in a race to the bottom, slamming into other players on your way there, trying to get them to crash. Imagine this, and you have Slide.

taken from the official website

Screens

Installation

How to play

slstart, slide1, slide2, slide3, slide4, slide5, slide6, slide7

If you're using FTE QuakeWorld you want to ensure you're running with the original NetQuake physics. You can do so by entering 'seta sv_nqplayerphysics 1' into the console. Do this before starting a map. This is how the mod was meant to be played, and that's how it was experienced over the Internet.
Note that some modern engines may not necessarily recreate Quake's physics accurately, in which case this modification may not work as intended.

Downloads

Game Objects

Preview	Description
	Hoverboard Your hoverboard. It's frictionless, and has no limit on top speed. You get one when you run through the start point, or over a reslider. When you turn, you still go in the same direction as you were before turning, but if you hold the attack button as you turn, you can direct your velocity.
	Start Point This is the start point. They're always found at the tops of slide tracks, and are floating while rotating slowly. Run through them to get a hoverboard and begin the timer for your descent through the level.
	Checkpoint This is a checkpoint. If these exist in a level, they NEED to be hit or else you can't reach the end point. Be sure you don't miss your checkpoints. You'll hear a tone and they'll light up when you run over them.
	End Point This is (big suprise) the end point. Always found at the bottom of a Slide track. Hit it to end the current run down the track, record your time if it's the best, and get your five frags if you're playing in deathmatch. If you DID run the course with the best time. you'll get seven frags instead of the usual five.
	Bonus Item These little hyper spinny things are the generic bonus item in Slide. They're usually placed in awkward places, and if you manage to snag one, you're rewarded with a frag.
	Reslide Point This might look like a start point, but it's not. It's a reslide point. Reslide points don't rotate, and are a little smaller than start points as well as being latched to the ground. If you deactivate your hoverboard halfway through the track, or somehow lose your board, run over one of these to get brand spankin' new hoverboard.