================================================================================ Name: DMMP2 Filename dmmp2.bsp Date 16.11.1998 Author Martin Petricek Email petricm@feld.cvut.cz hcl@post.cz WWW http://freeweb.coco.cz/petricm http://members.xoom.com/petricm Description Small deathmatch map for two players Map has very simple design and should run good even on 486. It is a bit strange creation and maybe you won't like it, but is is interesting map for two players. ================================================================================ * Map Information * Game Quake 1 Single Player No Co-op NEVER! Deathmatch Yes! Best with two players, eventually three or four. More than this ==> Really bloody mess (map is packed with a lot of weapons.) Warning: Map has no exit. Move to the next level through console. ================================================================================ * Technical details * Base New map from scratch Used editor Worldcraft 1.6 Make time Hour or two. Known bugs None ================================================================================ * Other things from me * DMMP (for Quake I, Doom II and Duke 3D) - I recommend Quake version :-) If you don't have it, you should look at my page DMMP3 (for Quake I) - medium map (2-5 players deathmatch) DMMP4 (for Quake I) - Large map (10-16 players deathmatch) Piskvorky (now version 1.98) - Game of "make five", good AI, I'm working on a new version. You can find all these and other things at my page: http://freeweb.coco.cz/petricm http://members.xoom.com/petricm ================================================================================ * Copyright * This level CAN be used as a base or inspiration to create other levels. If you do so, please give me a notice (email). You can distribute this freely any way you like (FTP, BBS, CD, WWW, shareware collections, send it to a friend, etc...) as long as you include this file with the map and you don't modify neither this file, neither the map. Many hours (days/weeks) of fun with this level wish you Martin Petricek