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Title                : Spheres
Author               : Barry A. Bollinger
Date		     : 10/11/2000
Filenames            : spheres.rmf, spheres.map, spheres.txt, spheres.jpg
Email Address	     : bxb209@psu.edu - You can email me with any comments or questions.
Web Site             : Barry's Half-Life Site - http://bxb209.gameseek.com

Currently a level designer for:

Draco Studios
Two Guys Software 

*Description*	     

Not long ago an idea occurred to me on how to make a sphere.  So I fooled around some and I put one together using only three brushes.  It's not the most realistic one out there I admit, but it's pretty good for a convex polygon.  The second one is hollowed out.  I had to hollow it out myself though since WorldCraft didn't do a very good job.  It has a flat bottom too, so it could make an interesting room.  You can use them how you want in your map, but give me credit and don't copy my technique and pass it off as your own.  That would really be dishonest.  Thanks and enjoy.    


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*Construction Info*

Base                 : Scratch.
Editor used	     : Worldcraft 3.3.
Build time           : Not long.
Known bugs           : None.
Textures             : All.
Build machine        : IBM Thinkpad, Pentium 150, 32 MB RAM.
Entities             : 0
Solids               : 29 (both spheres)
Faces                : 178 (both spheres)


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*Permissions*

These files may be used and distributed freely, as long as the files remain intact.  You can use this prefab pretty much any way you want to in your map.  All I ask is that you give me credit in your text file or in the credits of your map.  And if it's not too much trouble, let me know if you use this in a released map and where I can get a copy so I can check it out and see how you implemented it.  You may not use this prefab as a base for another prefab, and you may not rip it off either.  Meaning you can't take my prefab, make minor or no changes to it, and claim it to be your own.  You must get my permission to put any of these files on a CD or any other type of electronic/digital media.

