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Name:		DMMP6 - The Lawater Tower
Filename	dmmp6.bsp
Date		13. 7. 1999
Author		Martin Petricek
Email		petricm@feld.cvut.cz
		hcl@post.cz
WWW		http://freeweb.coco.cz/petricm
Mirrors		http://members.xoom.com/petricm
		http://petricm.webjump.com
Description	Medium sized deathmatch map. Map has very interesting
		design, especially the original "water elevator" in the
		center. (at least, I haven't seen anything like that
		elsewhere) It's quite a good thing, you can travel the
		level vertically much quicker than using stairs and ramps
		and you can ambush your	opponent from the roof...
		Invisibility is a bit hidden and getting to the Quad is a
		bit (big for beginners ;-) risk (you can fall into lava).
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* Map Information *

Game		Quake 1
Single Player	No
Co-op		NEVER!
Deathmatch	Yes, best with two to four players.
Warning:	Map has no exit. Move to the next level through console.
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* Technical details *

Base		New map from scratch
Used editor	Worldcraft 1.6
Make time	Two days + one day testing on network.
Known bugs	None
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* 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
DMMP2 (for Quake I)
   - small map (2 players deathmatch)
DMMP3 - The Cavern Core (for Quake I)
   - medium map (2-5 players deathmatch)
DMMP4 - Base 2200 (for Quake I)
   - Large map (10-16 players deathmatch)
DMMP5 - The Split Castle (for Quake I)
   - Medium sized CTF map.

You can find all these and other things at my page:
 http://freeweb.coco.cz/petricm
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* Copyright *

This level CAN be used as a base or inspiration to create other levels.
If you do so, please give me a notice (write 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