From: "X-TreMe" To: Reply-To: ml@qoole.com Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 03:58:09 -0000 Subject: Re: Textures from Duke Nukem 3d to Quake this is only the case with single player versions........ its slightly differant with dmatch maps or maps that r playable on dmatch ................sorry if i sound patronising but im really drunk coz ive just got back from a club :¬} but designing any level with any texture is not illegal its just plain phun :¬}heheheheh just ignore me :¬} l8rz m8 ........... by the way qoole just rox............. R k Griffiths Robust Designs xtreme@proweb.co.uk griff@suicide.couk.com ---==X-Tre}v{e==-- -----Original Message----- From: jcaesar@mediaone.net To: ml@qoole.com Date: 03 February 1998 03:23 Subject: Re: Textures from Duke Nukem 3d to Quake >Some companies don't mind you hackin', and a company like Raven recognizes >that.. so does Id. I'm pretty sure that the "hacking" of Duke3D would fall >into the same category of many other games, including Q1. You can use the >editing materials, provided the "map" created is designed for use only in >registered (i.e. commercial) versions. This statement keeps others from >profiting unfairly with the company's work. > >You can't actually do any type of derivative work (arrangement) with out >permission first--legally. Anyhow.. back to Qoole. > >