1/3/2001 ====================================================================== Title : "Space Ettiquitte" Filenames : diadm2a.bsp/.aas/.jpg/.txt Author : John Seward E-mail : **email removed** Homepage : - Map description : Quake 3 Arena Tourney/deathmatch level This is the second map Ive decided to release, nearly right after finishing "Modern Warfare" (diadm1). The idea came to me quite lucidly, and all I had to do was get what was in my head, into Q3. It worked fantastically. With some tweaking near the end, the map turned out better than I thought it would. And thankfully, BSPC didnt crash this time and bot support is available, not to mention the bots play very well. Q3DM17 is by far, one of my favorite maps from id, and playing on it nearly every day has taught me much concerning space maps. Enjoy. Next map will be quite different than my previous two released. American McGees: Alice has opened some doors and ideas. Thanks to : id software. Special Thanks : * for beta testing. ====================================================================== ** Installation ** Be sure you have the latest point release installed. Unzip the contents of diadm2a.zip to your Quake3\baseq3 folder. Start Quake 3 and choose single player/skirmish, or multiplayer/create from the main menu. You should be able to select diadm1 from the screenshots toward the end of the list. If you cannot, hit the ~ key to open the console and type: /sv_pure 0 /map diadm2a ====================================================================== ** Description ** Game type : Tournament/FFA Players : 4-6 New textures : No New sound : No New code : No Bot Support: : Yes Current game version : 1.17 ====================================================================== ** Construction ** Build Time : 15 hours Compile Time : * - OCed 466 Celeron w/ 256 megs of PC100 RAM. Editor(s) used : Q3Radiant Known Bugs : None. ====================================================================== ** 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.