Title                   : tentacle player model
Date                    : febuary 8th, 1997
Filename                : tentacle 
Author                  : Markus Lutz
Email Address           : quickie@csi.com
Home Page               : http://www.s-direktnet/HomePages/quickie


Description             :Plug in player model
                          
                          

Additional Credits to   : id		- Quake 2
			  Phillip Martin- Quake 2 Modeller 0.83
                          LucasArts     - Tentacle
Personal Credits to	: Andreas Patzer
			  Jürgen Bohm
			  Florian Lutz	- I'm using his homepage :)
* What is tentacle? *
The tentacle is my first player model for Quake2. It is based on the tentacles in 
Day Of The Tentacle. 


* Play Information *
UNZIP into \quake2\baseq2\players\tentacle
You should now have the following files in the directory:

tris.md2	the tentacle
weapon.md2	his gun model
tentacle_i.pcx	the multiplayer select icon
tentacle.pcx	skin
weapon.pcx  	gun skin
tentacle.txt	this file


* Construction *
Base                    : tentacles in "Day Of The Tentacle"
Editor(s) used          : Quake 2 Modeller 0.83
Known Bugs              : none (hope so) 
Build Time              : over 7 days (could have done it in 5 days :)
 

* Model Information *
(Only for freaks...)
tris.md2 		: Skin Width: 252
			  Skin Height: 195
 			  Number of Vertices: 372
			  Number of Skin Vertices: 396
			  Number of Faces: 740
			  Number of Frames: 198
			  Average Size of Triangles: 1528
weapon.md2		: Number of Skins: 2
			  Skin Width: 136
			  Skin Height: 60
  			  Number of Vertices: 62
			  Number of Skin Vertices: 81
			  Number of Faces: 100
  			  Number of Frames: 173
 			  Average Size of Triangles: 288


* Copyright / Permissions *
This model may be distributed freely around the Internet/bbs providing
this file remains attached. This model may not be included in a any commercial product
intended for public sale without written permission from the author as long as this file 
remains attached . This model also may be edited as long as you promise to send me a copy
of the edited version and (of course) this file remaines attached.