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This is the final round of the Mayhem 3 tournament. There was a point, at around 3-4 minutes where I just gave up, as I was not entirely happy with the map choice, but oh well. Congrats to Megabyte for a stunning decapitation of my self-confidence! :D

EDIT: This map requires The Warehouse to run.

2,071 downloads, 0 reviews, 0 screenshots

This is twice as good as the single player skull script because it works in double player.

Either person in game can hit the microphone button to give both players some serious skullz.

2,109 downloads, 1 review, 0 screenshots, 5.0 rating

The music that is shipped with the Marathon release is based off of the classic Quicktime synth. This is the fed through fluidsynth which utilized a modern sample set — in this case, Don Allen's Timbres of Heaven. All tracks have been normalized and made working for in-game.

To install, simply replace the Music folder within the Marathon data folder

Notes for version 2.0:

-A new attempt utilizing Timbers of Heaven 3.4 and the latest fluidsynth.

fixed missing track 14

3,404 downloads, 4 reviews, 1 screenshot, 3.0 rating

This map was the inspiration of W'rkncacnter's version of the map with the same name. This is the where it all began!

1,717 downloads, 0 reviews, 1 screenshot

M1A1 Netpack Version 1.0

The M1A1 netpack version 1.0 has finally been released coming just short of the goal of 10 maps, it features 8. All maps work with EMFH, while a couple also work for KOTH or KTMWTB. All maps are merged with M1 physics and are ready to be played. Here are the maps:

1. A Claymaud Patina - KingKidTofu

2. Scape Goat - KingKidTofu

3. Bio Mechanical - $lave

4. Bogyphobia - $lave

5. Kashmire - $lave

6. Sit On My Face - $lave

7. Fatal Attraction - $lave

8. Flaming Chisels - The Thug

You can check the read me for more details.

Thanks to The Thug and KingKidTofu for contributing maps, and I'd love to see more people contributing in future, enjoy the pack!

2,659 downloads, 1 review, 6 screenshots, 5.0 rating

This is a pack of some maps I've made over the last few years. Two of them I made for Ryoko's map contests and one is a conversion of a CTF map I made into EMFH/KOTH.

Notes for version 1.0:

Turns out this crap wasn't on Simplici7y.

2,324 downloads, 2 reviews, 0 screenshots, 3.0 rating

This is my first officially released map pack, named Clairvoyant Desease. It contains my 4 best netmaps. 1: Unholy Voyage 2: Rinse The Valve 3: Silver Sanctum 4: M.I.A all maps are KTMWTB, KOTH and EMFH compatable.

Notes for version 0.5:

lol

2,316 downloads, 3 reviews, 4 screenshots, 2.0 rating

First off, I want to make something abundantly clear: This is not a conventional remix album – I categorise it as an arrangement album. Anyone expecting these songs to preserve the originals’ mood and atmosphere is in for a severe disappointment, though I do have a much older set of remixes¹ that might be more to your taste. I also strongly recommend against using this album for your first playthrough; it’ll substantially alter the game’s atmosphere, which is one of its most memorable qualities. It would (hopefully) still be enjoyable, but it wouldn’t really be Marathon.

That said, these intricate, dense, yet dynamic mixes are brimming with retro synths, arpeggiation, musical cross-references, reverb, and entirely new instrument parts and melodies: where the OST runs for forty minutes, these run for seventy-eight. They’re Marathon’s OST by way of ’70s progressive rock songwriting and arrangement, ’80s pop production, and ’90s Japanese games’ atmosphere, with secondary influences from genres as disparate as jazz, blues, disco, ambient, post-rock, classical, electronic music, Krautrock, and metal.

I’ve included both a lossless FLAC version of this album and an Ogg Vorbis version suitable for in-game use. The Vorbis versions are mostly based on the FLAC files. The sole exception is “Flowers in Heaven”, which loops infinitely² in-game. Thus, the FLAC version in the album simply fades out after completing a loop.

The album also comes with a 16-page PDF featuring additional album artwork and my commentary on each individual song and the album as a whole.

My complete discography, including some works in progress, is available here: https://aaronfreed.github.io/discography.html

I also have these on YouTube, although I strongly encourage use of an adblocker, since YouTube has decided to take the liberty of running ads that I do not want on my videos and do not make a single cent from. There’s no copyright claim on the video, so this is just Google violating its erstwhile mantra of “don’t be evil”. https://youtu.be/bRiDh3PziWU

Plus, I’ve posted videos of “Cool Fusion” and “Bob-B-Q” showing how, respectively, “Flowers in Heaven” and “What About Bob?” play in-game.

“Cool Fusion”: https://youtu.be/QfF01WLolgM

“Bob-B-Q”: https://youtu.be/mj_Jy5HMxRc

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¹You can get my older remixes at https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuD0MykSsmaRpiobXz51kqObAIqH?e=WogGPt

²Explanation of how looping works: https://aaronfreed.github.io/mapmaking.html#looper

744 downloads, 0 reviews, 1 screenshot

Power Drive is a map pack with an experimental concept: to take the focus away from the powerful weapons and put strength in the little guys. 14 maps in total.

Has embedded MML/Lua for Quake-style health kits.

Notes for version 1.4.0:

Adds two maps. Significantly alters how powerups work.

3,180 downloads, 3 reviews, 6 screenshots, 4.3 rating

A similar scaled texture pack as "xBR Monsters for M1", but this is for M1's weapons and the algorithm is slightly different.

I would recommend leaving linear filtering on to smooth out the textures.

Notes for version 1.0:

Shouldn't be any incompatibilities with other plugins.

1,669 downloads, 0 reviews, 1 screenshot

Finally, some actual flags for CTF maps! Shapes patch for use with Juice. v1.1 They are big and easy to see now.

2,401 downloads, 1 review, 2 screenshots, 5.0 rating

This is the first netmap i will release. you cant always get what you want... you cant always get what you want... you cant always get what you want... But if you try sometime, you just might find- there are some Height problems, but they are intentional. if you aren't dumb, you can get around them. there are also better guns, but they are hidden. good luck.

Notes for version .42:

first release. please tell me everything and anything you don't like about it.

2,139 downloads, 4 reviews, 0 screenshots, 1.2 rating

A small netmap I made. Probably the best one yet. Hasn't been tested on the meta that I know of.

2,200 downloads, 1 review, 0 screenshots, 5.0 rating

This is a basic fullscreen HUD for any scenario that uses the default Marathon 2 or Infinity HUD, and doesn't come with its own HUD. It attempts to make as few assumptions as possible, which allows it to work on a wide variety of scenarios, but is a little ugly. See the screenshots for details.

Software mode works but is even uglier due to the inability to circle clip the motion sensor.

The only supported HUD size in this version is Normal.

Based on the Default HUD script by Hopper.

To install, create a Plugins directory next to the Scripts directory in the scenario you want to add it to, and copy this zip file to the Plugins directory.

Notes for version 1.0.1:

Changes:

• Fixes display of dual wield weapon ammo when you only have one

1,367 downloads, 1 review, 4 screenshots, 5.0 rating

These files will allow you to extract and implement all HD sprites and textures from the XBox Live Arcade version of Marathon:Durandal into your AlephOne installation of Marathon 2.

Detailed instructions on how to get it working can be found in the included ReadMe file.

This was made possible thanks to the combined efforts of Treellama and thedoctor45.

Hope you enjoy.

3,274 downloads, 7 reviews, 3 screenshots, 3.7 rating

A GUI theme for Aleph One inspired by Apple's System 7.5, as seen in Marathon's original preferences dialogs. Based on an earlier (now obsolete) theme by Christian Bauer.

Notes for version 1.2:

Now more authentic. Turn off "Smooth Text" for best results.

2,930 downloads, 4 reviews, 3 screenshots, 5.0 rating

A small novelity map showing off a transparency effect created in forge.

The map is unmerged. No scipts involved. 8 polygons.

2,197 downloads, 0 reviews, 0 screenshots

The TTEP (Total Texture Enhancement Package) is a massive package containing remakes of the original textures from the Marathon trilogy.

It replaces the original low-quality textures with new high-ress versions with a maximum size of 1024x1024 pixels. I've tried to get them as close to the originals as possible.

New in version 7.0:

• Script files have been cleaned up and files have been renamed to make it more clear how to install.

• All textures are now optimized .DDS files, with increased performance as well as quality!

• Textures can now be scaled down in Aleph One's OpenGL settings. This also makes the TTEP a single size package, there's no longer 4 different sizes.

• A lot of the textures have tiny flaws removed, some are completely redone to make them look better.

• The Textures are now divided by their games, meaning you're not forced to download and use the Marathon 2 Textures when you only want the Marathon 1 replacements for example.

20,930 downloads, 6 reviews, 1 screenshot, 4.3 rating

Alien forces have boarded the interstellar colony ship Marathon®. The situation is dire. As a security officer onboard, it is your duty to defend the ship and its crew.

Experience the start of Bungie™’s iconic trilogy with Marathon. This release uses the original Marathon data files for the most authentic experience outside of a classic Mac or emulator.

232 downloads, 0 reviews, 1 screenshot

Survival Map: the duece. Maybe sometime I'll release a manual so there's no whining about anything. If it's there, it's there for a reason. Good luck!

Notes for version 1.0:

VERY. VERY. BIG. MAP. Harhar.

2,154 downloads, 4 reviews, 7 screenshots, 4.5 rating