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Title                   : j.c.f.'s rat maze 4.0
Filename                : jcfrmz40.bsp
Date of Release         : 02/27/98 
Author                  : Jonathan C. Forster
Nick                    : j.c.f.
Email Address           : jforster@u.arizona.edu
Description             : Quake 2 deathmatch level for 6 to 16 
                          players. 
Problems                : Nothing that a couple of hulking
                          hint brushes didn't fix.

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History
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  Ported from jcfrmz20.bsp for Q1 for posterity's sake.  Added a 
few things for variety, changed some others 'cause (a) they didn't
come across anyway (THRED's save as .MAP? I dunno) and (b) I didn't
like 'em anyway.
  Originally inspired by the Doom level Rat Maze 21.
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* Play Information *
Game                    : Quake 2.
Single Player           : No.
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : No.  
Deathmatch  2-4 Player  : Yes. Kinda quiet.
Deathmatch  6-16 Player : Yes. 
Difficulty Settings     : No.
New Textures            : No.
Exit                    : No.

* Construction *
 
Editor(s) used          : m2m 0.7b to port it and QE Radiant 
                          builds 032 through 044 (I think).
                          God almighty is QE Radiant leaps and
                          bounds better than THRED.

qbsp, qvis, qrad -extra : 4 hrs on the 166 at home

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  If you like it send me email.  Oh yeah, you can't make money from
selling this, nor can you distibute it with out this accompanying text
file.

This BSP may be distributed ONLY over the Internet and/or BBS systems.
You are NOT authorized to put this BSP on any CD or distribute it in
any way without my permission.

  I like Ed Cope's boiler plate, so 'scuse, me but I'm a copyin' 
it Ed, thanks.

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* legal stuff *

This level is copyright 1998 by Jonathan C. Forster.  Permission to use, 
copy and distribute unedited copies of this file (jcfrmz40.zip)
is hereby granted, provided that no fee is charged for the use or 
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