SharpQuake VS UE4-Quake-Map-Importer

( I have sucessfully integrated a .net rewrite (https://github.com/Memorix101/SharpQuake) of the quake engine into unity and I've seen someone else do it for UE4. I'm working on PLUQ, which is a nanomsg nng interface integrated into an modern Quake engine (https://github.com/sezero/quakespasm, https://github.com/mdeguzis/ftequake, ...) that on game/level load provides geometry, textures, entities, ... and at runtime a bidirectional channel for the data (enity positions and inputs) needed to render and steer the game from a connected client. The connected client can e.g. be the rendering and input part of the original engine or something Unity3D, Unreal, Godot, ... based. I hope to open up Quake for experimentation using non GPL engines with this...)

There are 2 big parts to Quake 1 in UE - one part are the assets: levels, models, textures to create something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjJx7BqV6Yo or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgm0-elmmoU. If your're not a programmer, you might still get an existing plugin to work, see https://forums.unrealengine.com/t/plugin-importing-quake-1-bsp/219666/4, https://github.com/GoomiiV2/UE4-Quake-Map-Importer, http://hammuer.nte.be/.