you need to create and edit 3-D levels for Quake(R) without building anything
from scratch!
This fast, easy 3-D level-building program features a drag-and-drop
WYSIWYG approach: You drag templates and basic 3-D shapes
from galleries and drop them into the Design Window.
To construct complex multilevel rooms and interconnecting corridors,
you combine templates and basic 3-D shapes. Then, you edit the room
templates and shapes and sizes, and add surface features such as
windows and doorways. After that, you drop in textures like wood, stone,
tile, sky, water, lava, and more to create Quakes unique look.
Then you can drag and drop Quake objects, weapons, ammo,
environmental hazards and effects, power-ups, and bad guys
from the 3-D gallery and add them anywhere in your new Quake level.
Additions and changes immediately appear in the Walk Window,
which lets you explore your level.
Deathmatch Maker features space in which to design your Quake worlds,
a set of editing tools, and different navigation techniques.
Also included are galleries of 2-D surface features and textures, 3-D shapes,
and Quake objects and bad guys, all of which you can add to your Quake
worlds.
Deathmatch Maker also provides several pre-built Quake levels that illustrate
the program’s level making, texture mapping, and walk-through capabilities.
** DEMO LIMITATIONS **
This Demo version limits the content, textures, and export options.
The save functionality is also disabled to make you want to buy the full
version.
You will not be able to save your levels or compile the visibility for your
level.
In the full version you can save levels and compile the visibility.
In the full version there are two ways to create a Quake object: selection
from the galleries and setting of the class in the object properties. The second is
disabled in this Demo.
** Gallery Item Limitations **
The galleries in the Demo are limited in the following way.
Quake Sampler Gallery:
Bad Guys Available: Grunt, Rottweiler
Unavailable: Enforcer, Ogre, Scrag, Zombie, Fiend, Knight, Spawn, Rotfish,
Hell Knight, Vore, Old One, Cthon
Guns and Ammo Available: Nailgun, Nails, Shells
Unavailable: Super Shotgun, Super Nailgun, Grenade Launcher, Rocket
Launcher, Thunderbolt, Double Nails, Double Shells,
Grenades/Rockets, Double Grenades/Rockets, Cells, Double Cells
Powerups Available: Green Armor, Small Nuke, Health
Unavailable: Quad, Yellow and Red Armor, Megahealth, Envirosuit,
Invisibility, Pentagram of Protection, Gold and Silver Keys, Sigils,
Small Fireball, Air Bubbles, Intermission, Noise Maker.
Indoor Items: 8 out of 31 total
Outdoor Items: 7 out of 23 total
Lights: All
Slipgates: All
RoomsnHalls: All
Templates: 1 of 4 to be used with the documentation tutorial.
There are 19 galleries in the full version over 200 objects
The textures included consist of a small selected number of textures.
Another thing that really makes Deathmatch Maker Demo enjoyable for me is how it manages to stay interesting even after playing it multiple times. Many games feel repetitive after a while, but here, the experience still feels fresh because of the small details and different ways you can approach the gameplay. As you continue playing, you naturally start improving and understanding the mechanics better, which makes everything feel more rewarding. I also appreciate the balance the game maintains—it’s not too difficult, but it’s not too easy either. You can play it casually for a short break or spend longer sessions without getting bored. That flexibility is one of the biggest reasons why I keep coming back to Deathmatch Maker Demo. Overall, it’s the kind of game that doesn’t just entertain you for a moment, but actually gives you a consistently enjoyable experience every time you play.
