================================================================ Title : Flea Fights Date : 05-09-2001 Filename : charon3dm8.pk3 Author : Charon Email Address : **email removed** : (best to visit my site and get my current email address) Website : **invalid URL** Description : This one started when I saw some rules for a : contest on Nunuk's Fragopolis, : **invalid URL**. The contest : was already over but the idea of using only 10 : or less plain textures for a map interested me. : So I combined that with the 20 hour challenge : and ended up with this map in 17 hours. Yes, : 17 hours. That is all of the time spent in : the actual map editor program. Not : including the sky texture, there are only 4 : textures used in the entire map. The color : scheme is mostly white, black, and grey with : faint hints of yellowish tones from the sky : and lights. The gameplay is designed for 2 : to 4 players, tournament style. Additional Credits : id software, Normal, nunuk, bal, grindspire, : shinnick, anyone I might have missed ================================================================ - Play Information - Players : 2 to 4 Bots : Yes Weapons : Rocket Launcher, Railgun, Super Shotgun, : Grenade Launcher, Lightning Gun ----------- Unzip the the zip file charon3dm8.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 charon3dm8" - Construction - Base : None Editor(s) used : Q3Radiant Known Bugs : None Build Time : 17 hours Textures used : challengepack from nunuk's challenge Compile machine : P3/500 overclocked to 559 with 384megs RAM q3map compile Time : TOTAL - 31.5 minutes(1888 seconds) : BSP - 23 seconds : VIS - 546 seconds : LIGHT - 1219 seconds Brushes : 1974 - 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.