Title : Electric Company 1.0 (Utilities" map 2) Date : 11/19/97 Filename : electric.bsp and _mapelec.bsp Author : Erik Robson Email Address : fiction@pressroom.com Home Page : http://www.pressroom.com/~fiction Other levels : Waterworks, Lighthouse Assult, Doormat Description : Single Player Quake Map. Investigate an unseen menace buried deep within an abandoned electric company station. Additional Credits to : The good folks at ID Armin Rigo and Derrick McKay of Quark [editor] Carl Glave, Rogue, and Hipnotic for Custents [qc] Requiem for the Redbacks [qc + mdl] Ken Turner for Willy [qc + mdl] Gary McMillin for the Atmospherics code [qc] Armin Rigo again for the max_health code [qc] * Play Information * Single Player : 100% Cooperative : 0% Deathmatch : 0% Difficulty Settings : Yes New Sounds : Yes New Graphics : Yes New Music : No Demos Replaced : No * Construction * Base : New level from scratch Editor(s) used : Quark, TreeQBSP, RVIS, AARGHLITE, Photoshop, Debabelizer, QMElite Known Bugs : Redbacks' bounding box seems to be wrong, because they tend tend to sink into walls a bit. I don't know enough QC to fix. There *shouldn't* be anything else. Build Time : 4 weeks Texture Wad used : All of em Compile machine : Pent 233 w/80 mb ram QBSP Time : Approx 5 min Light Time (extra) : Approx 15 min VIS Time (level 4) : Approx 45 min * Other Info * To run: Unzip in Quake directory to separate folder called "electric". [gl/win]quake -game electric +map electric Play. Rinse. Repeat. * What I did (spoiler) * This is part of a study in map styles. (See included essay.txt.) Atmospherics QC made the dog, egg, and rag mdls possible; I did the egg, egg gib, and rag in QMElite and Quark's mdl editor. Originally the 3rd level was covered in web-like brushes, but I just couldn't get them looking good/realistic and still maintain a reasonable framerate. Arghlite has proven to be absolutely essential, as it can be used to replicate radiosity effects. * Copyright / Permissions * This level may be distubuted freely around the Internet providing this file remains attached. This level can not be included in a cd/diskette compilation or any commercial product intended for public sale without written permission from the author.