Release			: 11/6/98

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Title                   : Suburbia
Filename                : sub.bsp
Game				: AQ2
Author                  : TheRooster (aka Brian Bartlow)
Email Address           : TheRooster@bigfoot.com
Web Address             : www.micron.net/btb  (It hasn't been updated in a while though)
Description             : An abandoned cul-de-sac
Aditional Credits		: Whoever made the few textures used in Urban also used here...

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* Play Information *

Single Player           : NO
Cooperative             : NO
Deathmatch              : 1-10 
Teamplay                : Sure, it works well with either TP or DM.
New Sounds              : Yup, couldn't make em 8-bit without getting a LOT of static though.
New Textures            : You bet
New Sky                 : Uh huh, Subsky by me.
Settings			: I hate falling damage, so I usually turn it off.  But it's not a big deal in this level.

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* Construction *

Base                    : From scratch
Editor(s) used          : QOOLE
Known Bugs              : A few mismatched brushes because of Qoole...
Build Time              : A couple weeks
Compile Time		: 3+ hours
Notes:                  : no

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* Installation *

unzip the all the files to quake2\action

(if something goes wrong...)

the wal-files   : quake2\action\textures\sub\
the pcx-files   : quake2\action\env\
the tga-files   : quake2\action\env\
the bsp-file    : quake2\action\maps\
the sound-files : quake2\action\sound\sub\

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* Copyright / Permissions *

Do what you want with the textures, sounds, and sky.  I only ask that you put a note in the credits.
Ask me if you want to use this as a base...



