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Title:	IPXMATCH
Filename:	levels/doom2/deathmatch/megawads/ipxmatch.zip
Size:	1.35 MB
Date:	01/15/98
Author:	Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois
Description:	These wads form a deathmatch package specially designed for four players deathmatch network games. IPXMATCH is a compilation of numerous resources from numerous people which are listed in the "credits" section of this file. IPXMATCH contains 40 new deathmatch sounds, 35 new musics, many new graphics, 32 new levels, new presentation demos, new sprites and other things which I forget. After IPXMATCH is installed, it occupies about 20 MB of the C: hard drive space but does not require any more pwads to be played! This way, more memory is left to improve the gameplay! IPXMATCH was created with the idea of providing many diverse deathmatch situations which would allow infinite hours of cool and intense deathmatching.
Credits:	(not mentioned) (HEROES2.WAD)
Base:	Bored of playing the original levels, bored of playing in the same levels every time I played a network game with my friends, bored of playing great and bad levels downloaded from internet which often contained a couple of weapons and almost no sufficient ammo in it, bored of downloading big pwads which only had a couple of interesting things, bored of playing pwads with too much modifications, bored of playing pwads which were created too fast and missed a certain quality, wanted change, wanted to get levels which would be great in four players games, wanted levels which would bring many hours of intense gaming, wanted the players to collapse from exhaustion and their heads to pound on the keyboard before playing and knowing all the levels.
Build time:	6.5 months for the creation and one month of beta testing. Many slow downloads from internet (accelerate, will you accelerate! %@#!&), many ideas coming one at a time (imagination is not always present), many problems (no! texture wrongly aligned! bad editor version! sound file corrupted! %@#!&), many Windows lockups (general protection fault... unstable system... %@#!&), working alone on a giga-project (patience is a virtue), bad experiences with still-at-beta-phase editors (SUDDEN HANG! %@#!&), etc...
Editor(s) used:	Please refer to the "credits" section.
Bugs:	None. After 6.5 months of work and 1 month of beta testing, IPXMATCH is kind of bug-free and ready to use. I have tried to be as perfectionnist as I could with this project. You will notice it by having a look at the modifications I have done in every level so they could be playable for a long time without becoming bored. In fact, I may admit that there is one bug, but not caused by IPXMATCH. The skies are normally supposed to be blue from levels 1 to 11, orange in levels 12 to 20 and red in levels 21 to 32. If you warp into a level using a command line parameter, a front-end utility or a cheat code, the level's sky color will be right color. But if you start the game on level 1 and progress toward the end of the game by finishing every level using the end-level switch (without cheating), the sky will remain blue. This principle is the same if you warp in a level and continue progressing without cheating. This bug is from the DOOM II game itself. I cannot correct it.
Rating:	(11 votes)

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Reviews:

Doomkid	Pretty good compilation, most of these maps are in other WADs though. Lots of barrels powerups - Megaspheres etc - added without much rhyme or reason.. But cool custom graphics.	x
Anonymous	A stunning bit of work!	x
Anonymous	once again, *****! I love it! gooood for IPX! ~CSonicgo	x
Anonymous	One of the best DM Wads to date!	x

View ipxmatch.txt

------====== iPXMaTcH ======------
---------- FiNaL VeRsioN ---------

Compiled by Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois
jeannot12@hotmail.com
(Email address **MAY** not exist after 98/05/22)

Please send me an email to tell me what you think about IPXMATCH!  I love
receiving email, so any comments (good or bad) are welcome!  Do not be shy
to send a message! :-)

Please read this file carefully and entirely to learn every important detail
about IPXMATCH and... a little bit about myself :-).

This is a new (the last) IPXMATCH version.  Since IPXMATCH is now perfect
(according to my quality standards) there will be no more releases.  Anyway,
it was supposed that there would only be ONE release, but bugs easily hide
themselves :-).  This version corrects the major bug of level 21 (Escape 
from nirvana), minor bugs in levels 6 (Rocket yard) and 12 (Deadly rifles)
and a minor sky bug in levels 21 to 32.  The background musics are also 
imported in a better way so music rippers will have no more problems stealing 
them :-).  One sample demo (four players) recorded during our NETDOOM 97 
party is also included with the package.  I provided this to you because I 
want to apologize for this second (but last) release that will force you all 
to upgrade from the previous version.  Please refer to the "sample demo" 
section for more details.

The older IPXMATCH version is no longer distributed and should not be used.
Please replace your old version with the final (current) version.  Recorded
demos with the previous version will still work except if they use level 21.
To avoid any playing problems, check with all players participating in a
IPXMATCH game that everyone is using the FINAL IPXMATCH version.  To do so,
load each IPXMATCH copy on every computer in single player mode (type "DOOM2"
and press ENTER from your actual IPXMATCH directory) and check the title 
screen.  The final version clearly indicates "FINAL VERSION".

Before I forget, I want to say that I am truly sorry to bring a new version
and force everyone of you to upgrade, but I did not notice these bugs during
the month of beta testing.  Please accept my apologies.  I swear there will
not be another version.  Thanks.

See the "corrected bugs" section to learn more about the bugs which have
been removed from IPXMATCH.

Please continue to read this file to learn more about IPXMATCH.  Print it, 
frame it and place it on your room's wall (laughs).  Just joking.  Let's get 
a little more serious.  This is some kind of great deathmatch package 
specially designed for four players network games.

If you are in a hurry to see what it looks like, please make sure you 
unzipped the IPXMATCH.xxx archive in your actual unmodified DOOM II version 
1.9 and type "IM_INST" to install IPXMATCH.  Please read carefully the 
instructions and conditions on the screen:  the installation procedure may 
easily fail if you do not follow them.  IPXMATCH will backup your original 
DOOM II version 1.9 in its original directory and modify the copy's internal
WAD (IWAD) in order to install the IPXMATCH patch.  Do not attempt to play 
IPXMATCH using the provided pwads!  They need to be merged in a IWAD in order 
to all work properly!  Use IM_INST.BAT!

Comments (good or bad) are welcome at my email address:  
jeannot12@hotmail.com.  This email address **may** not be valid after
1998/05/22.  Please let me hear what you think about IPXMATCH!

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�     GENERAL INFORMATION     �
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Title:                    IPXMATCH

Filenames:                IPXLEVEL.WAD
                          IPXSNDS.WAD
                          IPXMUSIC.WAD
                          IPXGFX.WAD
                          IPXSPRIT.WAD
                          IPXDEMO.WAD
                          DM2LIGHT.WAD

Author:                   Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois

Email address:            jeannot12@hotmail.com
                          This address **may** not be valid after 1998/05/22.

Miscellaneous wads info:  IPXMATCH can be played with one, two, three or 
                          four players, but will be best enjoyed with four 
                          players.  IPXMATCH can be played cooperatively to 
                          explore the levels with other players before 
                          starting a deathmatch game.  No real cooperative 
                          game is possible since no level contains monsters.
                          IPXMATCH has been created in a way that simplifies
                          its installation and use:  once installed, no pwads
                          are required at all.  It only requires about 20 MB
                          of the C: hard drive space once installed.  See 
                          the "how to play?" section below to learn what is 
                          required for IPXMATCH to work.
                       
Miscellaneous author info: 18 and half years old.  Studing in natural
                           sciences and will study in computer science next
                           year.  Couple of college parties (eheheh!), 
                           computer maniac (why is that for? *clic* ...BOOM!),  
                           endless patience when decided to finish something 
                           (this WILL be in IPXMATCH!  still just a few bugs 
                           to correct! %@*#!& !!), DOOM is the best! (yeah, 
                           sure, on my DX-33 :-), says everyday: "%@*#!& !! I 
                           hate Windows... Dos rules!", Beavis and Butthead 
                           sounds fanatic (do not worry, no Beavis and 
                           Butthead sounds are present in IPXMATCH!  IPXMATCH 
                           is a SERIOUS deathmatch package! eheh... cool! :-), 
                           IPX networks fan since I and three other friends 
                           successfully understood and mounted an IPX network 
                           13 months ago, Prisoner fan (I will not be pushed,
                           filed, indexed, briefed, recorded, classified,
                           declassified, forced to use Windows 95, punished
                           or numbered -- my life is my own! :-), X-Files
                           fan (I want to learn the truth!  Why is that
                           button for? *click* BOOM!), etc...
                     
Build time:               6.5 months for the creation and one month of beta
                          testing.  Many slow downloads from internet
                          (accelerate, will you accelerate!  %@*#!&), many 
                          ideas coming one at a time (imagination is not 
                          always present), many problems (no! texture wrongly
                          aligned!  bad editor version!  sound file
                          corrupted!  %@*#!&), many Windows lockups (general
                          protection fault...  unstable system...  %@*#!&), 
                          working alone on a giga-project (patience is a 
                          virtue), bad experiences with still-at-beta-phase 
                          editors (SUDDEN HANG!  %@*#!&), etc...

Description:              These wads form a deathmatch package specially
                          designed for four players deathmatch network games.
                          IPXMATCH is a compilation of numerous resources 
                          from numerous people which are listed in the 
                          "credits" section of this file.  IPXMATCH contains
                          40 new deathmatch sounds, 35 new musics, many new
                          graphics, 32 new levels, new presentation demos,
                          new sprites and other things which I forget.  After
                          IPXMATCH is installed, it occupies about 20 MB of
                          the C: hard drive space but does not require any
                          more pwads to be played!  This way, more memory is
                          left to improve the gameplay!  IPXMATCH was created
                          with the idea of providing many diverse deathmatch
                          situations which would allow infinite hours of
                          cool and intense deathmatching.

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�     PLAY INFORMATION     �
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Maps replaced:            01-32
Single player:            Yes
Cooperative 2-4 player:   Yes (first the exploration - 4 starts per level)
Deathmatch 2-4 player:    Yes (and then the real game - 6 starts per level)
Difficulty settings:      N/A (partly present but no monsters)
New sounds:               Yes (the 40 best ones I have collected yet)
New graphics:             Yes (some cool ones)
New sprites:              Yes (great ones)
New music:                Yes (35 new musics)
Demos replaced:           Yes (1, 2 and 3)
Sample demo:              Yes (INTENSE.LMP)

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�     HOW TO PLAY?     �
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To play IPXMATCH, unzip the IPXMATCH.xxx archive in your original unmodified 
DOOM II version 1.9 directory and type "IM_INST".  Carefully follow the 
instructions on the screen.

In order to install IPXMATCH, you must:

-- Have a minimum of 25 MB of available hard disk space on your C: drive
-- Be using DOS version 6.0 or higher
-- Have DOOM II version 1.9 in its unmodified original version
-- Have no files missing from DOOM II version 1.9
-- Have the IPXMATCH.xxx archive unzipped into your DOOM II directory
-- Not already be using a \IPXMATCH directory on your C: drive
-- Be loading the IM_INST.BAT batch file from your original DOOM II 
   version 1.9 directory
-- Not interrupt the IM_INST.BAT procedure

After IPXMATCH is installed, you can have a look at it in single-player mode
or start a deathmatch game.  Just follow your usual procedure for starting
the game (type "DOOM2" and press ENTER from the IPXMATCH directory).  Please 
note that since no pwads are required to play IPXMATCH, every player must 
install IPXMATCH successfully on his computer in order to be able to play 
IPXMATCH.

If you enter IPXMATCH in single-player mode, you can watch the provided 
presentation demos by waiting a few seconds after the IPXMATCH FINAL VERSION 
title screen is displayed.

A practical command-line parameter for every type of game is -DEVPARM.
Even if not required, it allows you to see the instant FPS (frame per second) 
rate (animation rate given in number of images displayed per second and
indicated at the bottom-left of the screen) and capture screens to PCX format 
using the F1 key in almost every case.  Notice that when -DEVPARM is used,
the HELP screen (which is replaced by a new one in IPXMATCH) is not available.

To calculate your instant FPS rate, use this formula:

70
INSTANT FPS RATE = ------------------
                   NUMBER OF DOTS + 1

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�     SAMPLE DEMO     �
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One sample demo has been included with the IPXMATCH FINAL VERSION package:
INTENSE.LMP.  This sample demo was recorded during our NETDOOM 97 party.

To playback the demo, go to your IPXMATCH directory and type:

DOOM2 -DEVPARM -PLAYDEMO INTENSE

The "-DEVPARM" switch is optional but allows to calculate the instant frame
per second rate and capture screens using the F1 key.

Here is a list of the players who allowed me to record this demo:

INTENSE.LMP

11 minutes 47 seconds

Player #1 (Green) : Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois
Player #2 (Indigo): Marc "FaTHeRTiM" Boisvert
Player #3 (Brown) : David "sMoKe" Perreault
Player #4 (Red)   : Daniel "NeTDaN" Dudemaine

Active viewpoint: Player #2 (Indigo)

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�     CONSTRUCTION     �
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Base:                     Bored of playing the original levels, bored of 
                          playing in the same levels every time I played a 
                          network game with my friends, bored of playing 
                          great and bad levels downloaded from internet 
                          which often contained a couple of weapons and 
                          almost no sufficient ammo in it, bored of 
                          downloading big pwads which only had a couple of 
                          interesting things, bored of playing pwads with too 
                          much modifications, bored of playing pwads which 
                          were created too fast and missed a certain quality, 
                          wanted change, wanted to get levels which would be 
                          great in four players games, wanted levels which 
                          would bring many hours of intense gaming, wanted 
                          the players to collapse from exhaustion and their
                          heads to pound on the keyboard before playing and 
                          knowing all the levels.

Editors used:             Please refer to the "credits" section.

KNOWN bugs:               None.  After 6.5 months of work and 1 month of beta
                          testing, IPXMATCH is kind of bug-free and ready to
                          use.  I have tried to be as perfectionnist as I
                          could with this project.  You will notice it by
                          having a look at the modifications I have done in
                          every level so they could be playable for a long
                          time without becoming bored.  In fact, I may admit
                          that there is one bug, but not caused by IPXMATCH.
                          The skies are normally supposed to be blue from
                          levels 1 to 11, orange in levels 12 to 20 and red
                          in levels 21 to 32.  If you warp into a level using 
                          a command line parameter, a front-end utility or a 
                          cheat code, the level's sky color will be right 
                          color.  But if you start the game on level 1 and 
                          progress toward the end of the game by finishing 
                          every level using the end-level switch (without 
                          cheating), the sky will remain blue.  This 
                          principle is the same if you warp in a level and 
                          continue progressing without cheating.  This bug 
                          is from the DOOM II game itself.  I cannot correct
                          it.

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�     COPYRIGHT/PERMISSIONS     �
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Authors may use this package as a base to build additional packages.
Since I did NOT build the provided levels myself (I modified them a
little bit, please have a look at the "credits" section) and their authors 
did allow to distribute them, anyone can take away any part of this 
package and modify it to its needs.

Please send me an email message to jeannot12@hotmail.com if you
modify IPXMATCH!  I just want to see where IPXMATCH goes and becomes!

Please do not distribute any modified versions of IPXMATCH without
changing its name and giving credit to all the people who made it 
possible!

You MAY distribute this WAD, provided you include this file, with
NO MODIFICATIONS.  If you modify it, RENAME IT to SOMETHING ELSE and
give credit to ANYONE INVOLVED in your creation (people deserve it!).  
You may distribute this file in any electronic
format (BBS, Diskette, CD, etc...) as long as you include this file 
and the other files provided with the IPXMATCH.xxx archive intact.

I encourage everyone to spread IPXMATCH as far as you can!  Shareware
CD developpers: include IPXMATCH in your DOOM II pwads directory!

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�     WHERE TO GET THIS WAD     �
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FTP sites:                ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/doom/...
                          Since I do not know where the IPXMATCH archive will
                          be placed once I will upload it, search under the 
                          pub/ directory of ftp.cdrom.com for IPXMATCH.xxx.  
                          XXX designates the archive format (i.e.: ARJ, ZIP, 
                          etc...).  Will probably be ZIP.
BBS numbers:              None.  Sorry, no BBS has survived the "internet 
                          bang" in my phone area code :-(.
Other:                    Not known to date, but search for IPXMATCH.xxx
                          (Where xxx could mostly be ZIP or ARJ).

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�      CORRECTED BUGS      �
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Here are the bugs which have been corrected in the FINAL VERSION:

1) MAJOR BUG:  All the six deathmatch start positions on level 21 were in
               the same vicinity.  This is only a small mistake, but can
               lead to serious disadvantages in a deathmatch game (A player
               could easily get 30 frags per minute in a two-player game:
               the other player did always respawn in the same area).
               Probably this was caused by the idea of working on IPXMATCH
               at 3:00 am in the morning after a college party :-).

2) MINOR BUG:  The interior surface of the exit doors on levels 6 and 12 were
               drawn as "unpegged".  When opening the exit door from the
               inside, the texture shown a weird way of opening a door.  This
               was hard to spot, but annoying to know for a perfectionnist
               :-).

5) MINOR BUG:  The red sky in levels 21 to 32 had a few weird pixels in its
               dark spot.  I corrected the problem so it does not look like
               the vision of someone on acid anymore :-).

4) IMPROVEMENT: The background music importation technique has been improved:
                Musics are now imported using the MIDI2MUS converter.  This
                saves about 20% to 25% of space because MUS files are
                compressed.  Since I did not know that this was the way to 
                go, I previously used DEU to insert the MIDI files directly 
                into PWADS.  Even if the tunes played correctly in DOOM II, 
                it was impossible to play them in editors or rip them.  
                Sometimes it even caused some editors to crash :-).

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�      CREDITS SECTION      �
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Here is where all the people who contributed to this deathmatch package
lay in glory.  Observe how many people were implicated in it.

The IPXMATCH project was started on 1997/04/18 and finished on 1997/10/31.
Its beta testing period started on 1997/11/01 and finished on 1997/11/30.

All the resources contained in IPXMATCH were compiled by Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" 
Langlois and NOBODY else.

First of all, an infinite number of thanks to ID Software for providing us,
the players, an excellent game:  DOOM II.  Think about it:  played it since
1993 and still not bored of it!

������������ BETA TESTERS AND HELPS ������������

A special thank to my fellow friends:

Alexandre "DiSeMBoWeLLeR" Fortier
Beno�t "RaYDeN" Sigouin
Christian "ToiSoN" Gu�vin
Daniel "NeTDaN" Dudemaine
David "sKYWaLKeR" Ferron
David "sMoKe" Perreault
Guillaume "GUiLL" Bolduc
Jean-Fran�ois "MoRTeL" Martel
Marc "FaTHeRTiM" Boisvert
Rapha�l "RaPH" Bolduc
S�bastien "PaPaRasiT" Paradis
Simon "Moi" Ouellet

������������ EDITORS USED ������������

I wish to thank all the authors of these fine utilities who allowed me to 
do so much for IPXMATCH:

Windows Paint Brush v3.1
Paint Shop Pro v3.0
Paint Shop Pro v2.0
DMGRAPH v1.1
WAD Master v0.9
WAD Master v1.04�
DEU v5.21
Wave Studio v2.0
IDBSP v1.1�
DEUTEX v3.6
Quick MUS2MID v2.0
The Draw v4.63
Screen Thief vTD 1.01
LMPUTIL v2.20
NWT v1.3
MIDI2MUS v2.04
Sequencer Plus Gold v4.02

������������ LEVELS ������������

These people will never be thanked enough (their imagination
allows us to have such cool battlefields!):

01      Cole Savage             (MANCERX3.WAD)
02      Inner Circle            (DM96.WAD)
03      Gunpwdr                 (DCDWANGO.WAD)
04      Eric Sambach            (AE_TUPS.WAD)
05      Cole Savage             (MANCERX3.WAD)
06      Russ Verner             (ABBSDTH2.WAD)
07      Shrew                   (DCDWANGO.WAD)
08      Dr FunFrock             (ARROW3.WAD)
09      Russ Verner             (ABBSDTH2.WAD)
10      Cole Savage             (MANCERX2.WAD)
11      Shrew                   (DCDWANGO.WAD)
12      Russ Verner             (ABBSDTH2.WAD)
13      Inner Circle            (DM96.WAD)
14      Cole Savage             (MANCERX3.WAD)
15      Cole Savage             (MANCER.WAD)
16      Russ Verner             (ABBSDTH2.WAD)
17      B. Vannatta             (IGOR9.WAD)
        B. Weldon
18      Unknow (not mentioned)  (SUPERDM.WAD)
19      Cole Savage             (MANCERX2.WAD)
20      Jeremy Sammons          (PIMP.WAD)
21      Nathan                  (DCDWANGO.WAD)
22      B. Vannatta             (IGOR9.WAD)
        B. Weldon
23      Inner Circle            (DM96.WAD)
24      Cole Savage             (MANCERX2.WAD)
25      Bane                    (AGONISM8.WAD)
26      The Shadow              (SHDWSDTH.WAD)
27      Phatman                 (DCDWANGO.WAD)
28      Ralph Evans             (HATTRICK.WAD)
29      Eric Sambach            (AE_TUPS.WAD)
30      Cole Savage             (MANCERX2.WAD)
31      Perseus                 (BESTDML1.WAD)
        Hazzie
32      Eric Sambach            (AE_TUPS.WAD)

N.B.:  All levels were modified a bit by myself: guns, ammo, exit adding,
texture aligning, etc).

������������ GRAPHICS ������������

These people brought an interesting look to IPXMATCH:

BRIGHT VIEW PATCH               Enigma-13               (DGOLD4BT.WAD)
BLUE ALPHABET                   Denis Grenader          (DOOMNUKE.WAD)
                                Phil Leverance
STATUS BAR                      MrBlonde and Myself     (DOOMPRO.WAD)
INTERMISSION SCREEN             ID Software and Myself  (SPEAR OF DESTINY)
TITLE SCREEN                    Myself
DOOM END SCREEN                 Myself
MENU CURSOR                     ? (Cannot remember)     (ALIENS PATCH)
IPXMATCH LOGO                   Myself
RED DISKETTE ICON               Myself
BOSS BACK SCREEN                ID Software             (SPEAR OF DESTINY)
BLUE SKY                        Dr FunFrock             (ARROW3.WAD)
ORANGE SKY                      Cole Savage             (MANCERX2.WAD)
RED SKY                         Inner Circle and Myself (DM96.WAD)
CREDITS SCREEN                  Myself
HELP SCREEN                     Myself
MENU RED SLIDING BAR            Myself
LEVEL TITLES                    Myself
NEW SWITCH TEXTURE              Unknow (not mentioned)  (HEROES2.WAD)

N.B.:  As indicated above, some graphics were modified or entirely created by
me.

������������ SPRITES ������������

Other very cool resources were provided by these people:

CLAW                            Tic             (TICLAW.ZIP)
DARK FORCE PISTOL               Tiger           (DFGUNS10.ZIP)
DARK FORCE RIFLE                Tiger           (DFGUNS10.ZIP)
RED BFG GUN                     Myself
RED ENERGY PACK                 Myself
DARK FORCE SHOTGUN ICON         Tiger           (DFGUNS10.ZIP)
DARK FORCE CHAINGUN ICON        Tiger           (DFGUNS10.ZIP)
GREY PLASMA GUN ICON            Darrell Esau    (ANGEL.WAD)
RED BARRELS                     Myself
RED CELLS                       Myself
GREEN PLASMA                    Darrell Esau    (ANGEL.WAD)                
GREEN PLASMA GUN                Darrell Esau    (ANGEL.WAD)
BLUE ROCKETS                    Darrell Esau    (ANGEL.WAD)

������������ DEMOS ������������

Thanks again to my great friends for these demos:

DEMO #1 -- LEVEL 03 -- FRAG FESTIVAL

Player #1 (Green) : Christian "ToiSoN" Gu�vin
Player #2 (Indigo): S�bastien "PaPaRaSiT" Paradis
Player #3 (Brown) : Marc "FaTHeRTiM" Boisvert
Player #4 (Red)   : Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois

Active viewpoint:  Player #1 (Green)

DEMO #2 -- LEVEL 13 -- CHAINGUN CHACHA

Player #1 (Green) : Christian "ToiSoN" Gu�vin
Player #2 (Indigo): S�bastien "PaPaRaSiT" Paradis
Player #3 (Brown) : Marc "FaTHeRTiM" Boisvert
Player #4 (Red)   : Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois

Active viewpoint:  Player #1 (Green)

DEMO #3 -- LEVEL 25 -- SO MANY TARGETS

Player #1 (Green) : Christian "ToiSoN" Gu�vin
Player #2 (Indigo): S�bastien "PaPaRaSiT" Paradis
Player #3 (Brown) : Marc "FaTHeRTiM" Boisvert
Player #4 (Red)   : Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois

Active viewpoint:  Player #1 (Green)

N.B.:  Demos were recorded using a two-minute timer.

������������ MUSICS ������������

These people are also very important in the mood setting of every level
and situation of the game:

01              Apogee Software         (RISE OF THE TRIADS)
02              Russ Verner             (ABBSDTH2.WAD)
03              Spamjav                 (DCDWANGO.WAD)
                Shrew
                Gunpwdr
                Nathan
                Phatman
                Dynamo
04              Predator                (HARDCORE.WAD)
                Rambo
05              Unknow (not mentioned)  (SUPERDM.WAD)
06              Unknow (not mentioned)  (HEROES2.WAD)
07              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
08              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
09              Apogee Software         (DUKE NUKEM 3D)
10              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
11              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
12              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
13              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
14              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
15              Russ Verner             (ABBSDTH2.WAD)
16              David Perreault         (AUTORACE.MID)
17              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
18              Apogee Software         (RISE OF THE TRIADS)
19              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
20              Martin Beauvais         (T2.MID)
21              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
22              ? (Cannot remember)     (BRINGEM2.MID)
23              David Perreault         (KNIGHT.MID)
24              Apogee Software         (RISE OF THE TRIADS)
25              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
26              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
27              Blake Baltzley          (PHM.WAD)
28              Denis Grenader          (DOOMNUKE.WAD)          
                Phil Leverance
29              Peter Gozon             (KLAUS1-1.WAD)
30              ? (Cannot remember)     (IMPOSSIB.MID)
31              Skywalker               (NIRVANA.WAD)
32              Ian Chipman             (METLDMII.WAD)
MESSAGE         ? (Cannot remember)     (X_FILES.MID)
TITLE           Inner Circle and Myself (DM96.WAD)
INTERMISSION    Ralph Evans             (HATTRICK.WAD)

N.B.:  As indicated above, the TITLE music has been slightly modified from
the original:  its useless part (never heard) has been removed.

������������ SOUNDS ������������

These people brought one of the most important thing into IPXMATCH:

PISTOL          Darrell Esau                    (ANGEL.WAD)
SHOTGN          Inner Circle                    (DM96.WAD)
SGCOCK          Will Pendleton                  (BLASTEM.WAD)
SAWUP           Jim Wiscarson and Myself        (CHCKMATE.WAD)
SAWIDL          Jim Wiscarson and Myself        (CHCKMATE.WAD)
SAWFUL          Jim Wiscarson and Myself        (CHCKMATE.WAD)
SAWHIT          Jim Wiscarson and Myself        (CHCKMATE.WAD)
RLAUNC          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
RXPLOD          Darrell Esau and Myself         (ANGEL.WAD)
FIRXPL          Andy Smith                      (DMSFX.WAD)
PSTART          Steve Chaney and Myself         (ANIME.WAD)
PSTOP           Steve Chaney                    (ANIME.WAD)
DOROPN          Apogee Software                 (DUKE NUKEM 3D)
DORCLS          Apogee Software                 (DUKE NUKEM 3D)
STNMOV          Enigma-13                       (DGOLD3.WAD)
SWTCHN          Apogee Software                 (RISE OF THE TRIADS)
SWTCHX          Apogee Software and Myself      (RISE OF THE TRIADS)
PLPAIN          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
SLOP            ID Software                     (QUAKE)
ITEMUP          Darrell Esau                    (ANGEL.WAD)
WPNUP           ID Software                     (QUAKE)
OOF             ID Software                     (QUAKE)
TELEPT          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
PLDETH          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
PDIEHI          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
NOWAY           Apogee Software                 (RISE OF THE TRIADS)
BAREXP          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
PUNCH           ? (Cannot remember)             (DSPUNCH.WAV)
STINK           Darrell Esau                    (ANGEL.WAD)
BDOPN           Apogee Software                 (DUKE NUKEM 3D)
BDCLS           Apogee Software                 (DUKE NUKEM 3D)
ITMBK           ID Software                     (QUAKE)
GETPOW          ID Software                     (QUAKE)
PLASMA          Unknow (not mentioned)          (ALIENSND.WAD)
BFG             Cole Savage                     (MANCERX2.WAD)
DSHTGN          Spamjav                         (DCDWANGO.WAD)
                Shrew
                Gunpwdr
                Nathan
                Phatman
                Dynamo
DBOPN           Spamjav                         (DCDWANGO.WAD)
                Shrew
                Gunpwdr
                Nathan
                Phatman
                Dynamo
DBCLS           Spamjav                         (DCDWANGO.WAD)
                Shrew
                Gunpwdr
                Nathan
                Phatman
                Dynamo
DBLOAD          Apogee Software and Myself      (DUKE NUKEM 3D)
DSRADIO         Darrell Esau                    (ANGEL.WAD)

N.B.:  Some specially marked sounds effects above have been slightly modified 
by me, such as fading out, shorting, cutting, etc.

������������ FORGIVEN ONES ������������

I am a human being as you are.  I am not a number, I am a free man!  I am
the great cornholio!  All lies lead to the truth! :-)  Just joking.  Let's 
get serious.  I do have the right to forget things.  However, I have made 
sure that everyone who has helped me with this package has had his name 
listed above.  Special cases are marked "? (Cannot remember)".  Those are
the names which I could not figure out, even after a great brain effort.
Sorry if I forgot your name.  Please accept my apologies.  I'm truly sorry.

On the other hand, some people's names could not be honored on this list 
because their identification was missing from the original resources I
borrowed them from.  These are identified as "Unknow (not mentioned)".

Parts which were created and or modified by me are credited to "Myself" or
to someone else and "Myself".  These cases are self-explanatory 
(modifications).

Enjoy IPXMATCH FINAL VERSION!

May the FRAGS be with you!

Never stop deathmatching!

Deathmatch games start but never end!

Jeannot "NUMBeRsiX" Langlois

1998/01/16 -- 00:48

Joke of the day:

Humans *DO* have DIP switches like computer peripherals:  DNA!

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