February 12, 1999 ========================================================================= Title : Mindfields MapFilename : t8dm6.bsp Author : Adam "Senn" Bellefeuil Email Address : **email removed** Map Type : Deathmatch 2-4 players Map description : This map started out as a DM map for the Tier8:Oblivion MOD for Quake3, but over time, the MOD changed directions and before you know it, it was a TC with a whole new style of gameplay (mostly single player) and we changed the name to Shattered Realm. This map, which I had already completed before the big change up, got lost on my hard drive and never got released. I put a lot of work into the textures for this map and it has been complete on my hard drive for months (I finished this map for Shattered around the end of January). There were also a few bugs that needed to be fixed and I had to wait for the new compile tools. Thanks to : id software, without you guys this would not exist Special Thanks : SmallPileofGibs, K, and Azrknight for playtesting and MrElusive for all his help with the compiler bug. ================================================================================ ***** Construction ***** Base : New level from scratch New Textures : Yes Editor used : Q3Radiant Known Bugs : Misc. dots of light that seem to be coming from nowhere. I was hoping the new compile tools would fix this, but it really does not effect gameplay so I released anyway. If I find out whats causing this and can fix it, I will release an updated version. If you can help, email me. Build Time : ~ 1 month including textures Compile machine : P3 450 / 256 RAM Compile Times : BSP 24 secs; VIS 10388 secs; LIGHT 2390 secs ================================================================================ ***** Usage ***** 1. move t8dm6.pk3 to your baseq3 directory 2. run Q3A and at the console type "/map t8dm6" ================================================================================ ***** Copyright / Permissions ***** Quake III Arena is a registered trademark of id Software, Inc. You may distribute this map FREELY via internet, provided you include this .TXT file and leave the archive intact with no modifications. If you would like to use this map in any other way, please contact me via e-mail. If you let me know and give me a credit, I'll probably give you the permission to use it.