Author : Peter "fKd" Ward (Remake)
Rich "swelt" Jacques (Original map author)
Email Address : **email removed**
Description : Remake of classic high pace Q3A tourney map
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- Play Information -
: Put cpm24a_fkd_vq3.pk3 into the quake3/baseq3 folder.
: Find or start a dedicated server running the map
: or play vs bots /map cpm24a_fkd_vq3
- Level Information -
Game type : 1v1
Single Player : Yes
Player load : 1v1
Weapons : SG, GL, 2xRL, PG, LG, Rail
Stuff : 2xYA, RA, MH
- Construction -
Editors used : GTKRadiant 1.5
Utilities used : Q3Map2, Notepad, Photoshop, Milkshape3D
- Notes -
Was asked to remake this classic map for CPMA so got to work and made this... thing? Hope some folk enjoy it and I did the map proud. In the end I relight the map to be more vanilla friendly. Made a bunch of textures etc, was an interesting project.
- Original Notes -
A new map from scratch, aimed to be a fast paced 1v1 map in CPM.
The controlling player may well rack up some frags, but if they lose
control, it can easily come back and bite them.
For single player, with CPMA 1.2 bots, using the following commands:
/bot_challenge 1 (if you are man enough)
/addbot xaero XX (where XX is skill, up to 100)
- Credits -
: id Software
: Llexandro - www.deviantart.com/llexandro - textures
: Stefan Scholz "aka sst13" - Jumppad air texture - www.sst13.de - **email removed**
: Tabun - Decals and crate textures - www.tabun.nl
: Tom Perryman (Phantazm11) - Textures - **invalid URL** - **email removed**
: Greg Ward (flipout) - Textures (so many textures) - **email removed**
: Jochum Skoglund aka. Hipshot - Teleport, Wood, Misc Textures - www.zfight.com
: Any other texture artists that have had their work jumbled up (oops!)
: Textures.com - some misc grunge layers
- Copyright / Permissions -
You may not include or distribute this map in 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.