
Speed Mapping Pack 50 - 21 September 2003
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Authors                 : 6, read below. 
Email Address           : starbuck@planetquake.com

Web Page		: http://speedq1.spawnpoint.org/					  
Description             : "100 minute" speed mapping session
			  maps with a water theme
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INSTALLATION:

Just unzip the maps to Quake\ID1\Maps, run Quake then bring down the console
(` or ~ key) and type "map <mapname>".

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NOTES:

The Progs.dat is included to fix the problem in quake where the monster tally 
is screwed up because fish count twice.  It's here, only because a lot of 
people used Fishes in this pack.

To fix this, install the contents of the zip into a subdirectory of Quake such
as /sm50/ then run Quake from the command prompt like so:

glquake -game sm50

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Title                   : "The Plunge"
Filename  		: sm50_asaki.bsp
Author                  : Asaki
Game Type		: SP


Title                   : "Waterworld My Arse"
Filename  		: sm50_moz.bsp
Author                  : Moz
Game Type		: SP


Title                   : "I'll finish this later"
Filename  		: sm50_scampie.bsp
Author                  : Scampie
Game Type		: SP


Title                   : "Fat Hobbit"
Filename  		: sm50_starbuck.bsp
Author                  : Starbuck
Game Type		: SP


Title                   : "Hibernation"
Filename  		: sm50_xen.bsp
Author                  : Xen
Game Type		: SP

Title                   : "World of Trouts: Reloaded"
Filename  		: sm50_xen2.bsp
Author                  : Xen
Game Type		: SP

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