RAVE is already on your system if you have the ATI extensions, all you do when you install RAVEQuake is install the version of the game that allows it to be hardware accelerated using RAVE rather than software accelerated.
if you want to run it in OS9, my suggestion would be to just run quakeRAVE, it will run just as well as it would with openGL (its mainly useful for people with nvidia cards). if you really want to use openGL then just install the .7 version of GLQuake. you need copy files over to its folder from the Quake, and IIRC GLQuake requires just standard quake, not the accelerated versions (Rave and Glide).
and no, there is no way to stop it from installing. even the customized install option only lets you select which version of the game you want to use (Rave, Glide, Software rendering), and all 3 automatically install all the old crap. all it is is just the old inputsprockets, the serial tool and the modem tool, along with all the MacIPX stuff. just turn off the MacIPX and the old serial and modem tools, and then re-install Gamesprockets 1.7.5, which can be downloaded here.
afaik the installer has to be used. on my disc there is no "Quake" folder which you can drag over, but if you find a way let me know.
if you have any problems let me know.
if you want to run it in OS9, my suggestion would be to just run quakeRAVE, it will run just as well as it would with openGL (its mainly useful for people with nvidia cards). if you really want to use openGL then just install the .7 version of GLQuake. you need copy files over to its folder from the Quake, and IIRC GLQuake requires just standard quake, not the accelerated versions (Rave and Glide).
and no, there is no way to stop it from installing. even the customized install option only lets you select which version of the game you want to use (Rave, Glide, Software rendering), and all 3 automatically install all the old crap. all it is is just the old inputsprockets, the serial tool and the modem tool, along with all the MacIPX stuff. just turn off the MacIPX and the old serial and modem tools, and then re-install Gamesprockets 1.7.5, which can be downloaded here.
afaik the installer has to be used. on my disc there is no "Quake" folder which you can drag over, but if you find a way let me know.
if you have any problems let me know.