
If you've ever thought about learning how to make your own levels for your favorite game - now is the time to do it!
Links: QuakeLive Mapping Forum,

Edited by wn at 10:16 CST, 13 January 2013 - 38859 Hits
ca1,2,3 are almost as popular as dm6, for examplenope. http://qlranks.com/ca/ http://qlranks.com/duel/
In order to test your map in Quake Live you need to pack it up in a .pk3 and encrypt it using quakelivedec.exe.
.PK3 files are nothing but renamed .zip files and have the same structure as your baseq3 directory.
Quakelivedec.exe uses a simple input-output system to encrypt files. To use it create a .bat file (make new .txt file, change extention to .bat) and enter:
<path to quakelivedec.exe> mymap_notencrypted.pk3 mymap_encrypted.pk3
Adjust the path (drop the <>) and the names to fit your pk3 file. To load the map in QL, drop the encrypted pk3 into your quakelive\baseq3 directory and set it to read only (right click, properties). Then use the Quake Live ingame console to load up the map (\map mapname).