Saturday 19th of May, 2018
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Title                   : n-titties
Filename                : 100b4_shamblernaut.bsp
Author                  : Ben Yeates
Email Address           : <ben.yeates@gmail.com>
Description             : This is my entry for the fourth 100 brush competition, being run at
						  func_msgboard. Layout and gameplay wise it is a simple base affair
						  with the player revisiting certain areas multiple times.

						  The complexity of this map (and the majority of the detail) come from
						  the liberal use of maphacks to clone prefab brushes throughout the map.

						  Gameplay is pretty rough, but I feel acceptable. There are multiple 
						  difficulties, but most are fairly challenging. I'm unsure whether there
				  is a true "easy" setting for this map.

Additional Credits to   : id software.
			  Xaerox and team for J.A.C.K.
			  The guys at Func and #TF


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* Play Information *

Single Player           : Yes
Cooperative             : No
Deathmatch              : No
Difficulty Settings     : Yes
New Sounds              : No
New Graphics            : No
New Music               : No
Demos Replaced          : None

* Additional Information *

Base                    : New map from scratch.
Editor(s) used          : J.A.C.K.
Known Bugs              : Because of the type of entity hack used, this map is 
						  unvised, while this is not ideal it is necessary for 100% visibility of
						  the prefabs.
Build Time              : Probably about 25 - 35 hours over the course of the month.
Texture Wad used        : idbase_ultimate, base_debris, rogue, and pak0/1
Compile machine         : i7 4790 with 8GB of RAM, running Ubuntu 18.04
			
Compile time: 

Light: 5.9 seconds
Vis:  N/A
BSP: 0.18 seconds

* Additional Information *

Please see main competition readme for installation instructions. 

* Copyright / Permissions *

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