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12/07/2005
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Map Name                : Tumba (Tomb)
Author                  : INJOI Incast
Email Address           : argw_reaver@hotmail.com
Map description         : This map's inspiration becomes from a Jedi Academy mission, the one that takes place in a huge crypt. However, the entire room is an original idea except from the sarcophagus, which is a replica from the one in JK3. This one's a small duel level, which includes several obstacles as well as plain terrain in order to cater for all tastes and provide good fighting grounds either for "only saber" or "full forces" duels. 90% of the textures used have been imported from JK3 Academy. 100% of the 3D Models were extracted from JK3 Academy.

Additional Credits to   : George Lucas, yadda yadda... 

Thanks to               : To Rich Diesal, the author of the tutorials that 
				helped me learn how to make maps; and to 
				myself, I was a great help in making this map.
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* Play Information *

New Sounds              : NO
New Skins               : NO
New Objects             : YES

* Construction *
Brush Count             : 275 Brushes
Entity Count            : 50 Entities
Base info               : This map was made from SCRATCH.
Software used           : JK2 Radiant
Known Bugs              : No bugs at the time being.
Build Time              : One Week


* How to use this map *

Download the .zip file, decompress it and place the .pk3 file in your
gamedata/base folder

* Copyright / Permissions *

THIS LEVEL IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC.  ELEMENTS TM & © LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC AND/OR ITS LICENSORS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TO THE AUTHOR.

