================================================================ charon3geo2 - demon pigs go hog wild ================================================================ Title : demon pigs go hog wild Date : 4-7-2002 Filename : map-charon3geo2.pk3 Author : charon Email Address : **email removed**, **email removed** : (best to visit my site and get my current email address) Website : **invalid URL** Description : An experimental map done for the second geometry contest : held by nunuk and sock. The map is completely black and : white, consisting of two textures(one black, one white) : used in 5 different shaders. The map is not clipped, : for various reasons. So don't bug me about secret camping : spots you can get to or you getting stuck on a wall. The : black walls also make it slightly difficult to see some : players, but its really bad and you adjust to it fairly : quickly. Additional Credits to : id software, Normal, nunuk, castle, kiltron, sock : Also thanks goes out to those of you I might have missed. ================================================================ - Play Information - Players : 2 to 8 Bots : Yes Weapons : Rocket Launcher, Railgun, Super Shotgun, : Grenade Launcher, Lightning Gun, Plasma Gun ----------- Unzip the the zip file map-charon3geo2.zip into your quake3\baseq3 directory. Start quake3 and either select it from your map list or press tilde to enter the console and type: "/sv_pure 0" press enter "/map charon3geo2" - Construction - Base : None Editor(s) used : Q3Radiant Known Bugs : None Build Time : 2 days Textures used : 2 textures(one black, one white) Compile machine : P4/2ghz with 512megs RAM q3map compile Time : TOTAL - 142 seconds or roughly 2 minutes and 22 seconds : BSP - 8 seconds : VIS - 134 seconds : LIGHT - no light Brushes : 2041 ================================================================ - Copyright / Permissions - You may not include or distribute this map in/with any sort of commercial product without permission from the author. You may not mass distribute this level via any non-electronic means, including but not limited to compact disks, and floppy disks without permission from the author.