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Name:		DMMP4 - Base 2200 - Capture the flag version 2
Filename	dmmp4.bsp
Date		2. 5. 1999
Author		Martin Petricek
Email		petricm@feld.cvut.cz
		hcl@post.cz
WWW		http://petricm.fd.cz
Mirrors		http://freeweb.coco.cz/petricm
		http://members.xoom.com/petricm
Description	Large, originally deathmatch map, modified for Capture the Flag.
		There are lots of corridors and also large open places.
		I suggest playing at least 4 vs. 4, it can be good at 8 vs. 8
		or even more...
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* Map Information *

Game		Quake 1
Single Player	No
Co-op		NEVER!
Deathmatch	Yes!
		Best with 10-16 players.
Warning:	Map has no exit. Move to the next level through console.
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* Technical details *

Base		New map from scratch
Used editor	Worldcraft 1.6
Make time	Conversion from DMMP4 was fast
Known bugs	None

		You need Threewave Capture the Flag mod to run this map.
		It is also compatible with TeamFortress and maybe another
		CTF mods.
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* Other things from me *

DMMP (for Quake I, Doom II and Duke 3D)
   - I recommend Quake version :-) If you don't have it, you should look at my 
     page
DMMP2 (for Quake I)
   - small map (2 players deathmatch)
DMMP3 (for Quake I)
   - medium map (2-5 players deathmatch)
DMMP4 is also available in deathmatch version.
Piskvorky (now version 2.00)
   - Game of "make five", good AI, I'm working on a new version.

You can find all these and other things at my page:
 http://petricm.fd.cz
My next level will be probably some small level for Capture the Flag.
 Watch my site, it'll put it there when it'll be finished.
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* Copyright *

This level CAN be used as a base or inspiration to create other levels.
If you do so, please give me a notice (email).

You can distribute this freely any way you like (FTP, BBS, CD, WWW, shareware
collections, send it to a friend, etc...) as long as you include this file with
the map and you don't modify neither this file, neither the map.

	Many hours (days/weeks) of fun with this level wish you
						Martin Petricek