The Quake editor Death Match Maker, which I bought at a software store for about $38 bucks, is kind of awkward to use! The best part about it is the method in which to add or 'drop' objects (ie: weapons, med kits, ammo, etc) into the current level being built. In fact, it uses the "drag and drop" method of putting Quake objects in the design window. The design window is the top right window, and the bottom right window is your "walk" view, or camera view, where you can actually see your objects being put into place, as well as lining up textures on brushes, etc!! (NOTE: I later found a command tool, something like "make texture fit", which is supposed to assist you in designing objects that have specific sized texture alignments, such as the crates, or arched doors!) On the left I have clicked on the tab that keeps an active list of all the textures I have used (NICE FEATURE!) in the currently selected level I'm editing. Another nice feature is the ability to 'import' levels into the editor for further updating or rescaling your level!!

Here is a level that I worked very hard on. I'm not sure of the total amount of hours, but it's at least 15!! I still want to touch it up when I have time, but it's available to play now. It was built with deathmatching in mind, as there are no monster in it at all :)) . I'm kind of embarrassed to say but it's basically just a one-room brush with some sneaky, but deadly traps in it, as well as some good hiding places. Try it out with some tough 'bots and you'll see what I mean!!