7-16-99
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Title                   : Small House
File(s)                 : s_house.rmf, s_house.map
Author                  : DarkLight
Email Address           : darkey99@yahoo.com
Web Site			: none
Description             : Half-Life Prefab
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* Description *

This was like a 30 min prefab so dont expect it to be bug free. It's a small house, very small might i add.
With an Attic, and a small living room.. I never added any stuff to it like sofas. So it's an empty house.
Im sure you can mess around with it to make it bug free and change the lighting in it.

* Bugs *

1. When you climb the ladder you have to crouch to get up there
2. When you swing the second door and try to get the the ladder you must shut the door first before
   you can get to the ladder
3. Not really a bug but you can't rotate it..even with texturelock.

* Special Note *

To all those who know of me and never knew why i disappeared, i will explain now. I;m in college and i
never had time for prefabs and such. But i can fit in about 7 hours or less a day now so prepare to see
at least 1 prefab everyday. I am taking requests now so please email me at the above address and tell me
what you want done. it may take me  2 days or more because i have to use my imagination to think how it could
be made in 1 single day. small ones can be whiped up in 1 hour or less but big ones (eg. f-16) 2 days at least.
but i promis it will be done.

* Construction *

Base                    : none
Editor(s) used          : WorldCraft 2.1
Build Time              : 45 minutes
Compile Time            : About 20 seconds
Solids             	: 35
Faces			 	: 211
Entities			: 8

* Copyright / Permissions *

You may include this prefab in any type of non-commercial release so long as you include me in your text file and give me proper credit. Feel free to alter the textures or entity settings to your needs but if you drastically change any brushes then be sure to acknowledge my prefab as a base for whatever you end up making.