A Shapes patch and an MML script that allows Return To Marathon to be played with Aleph One.

An example of some 3D modeling and per-level MML scripting for Aleph One.

In the author's words, "this is a side trip in the Tempus Irae universe, and may be assumed to take place at any reasonable point during the original storyline."

Installment 11 of an ongoing series.

A remake of one of the first multilevel solo maps (with terrminals) ever made for M1 - Jim Brewster's USS Raider

A collection including four Physics Models by me:

"Bob Slaughter for Infinity"

"Bob Slaughter for Evil"

"S'pht Rebellion 3 for Infinity"

"Pfhor Rebellion 2 for Evil"

and a version of David Gordon's "Descent Physics":

"Descent 2 for Infinity"

Plus, 13 altered maps (Readme files included) by various authors (none by me) to play around with.

"Cyborg Canyon of Death.map"

"Cyborg Madness for Infinity.sce2"

"Hunter Canyon of Death.map"

"Hunter Madness for Evil.sce2"

Presented to the community as a "whole", this is a set of test maps that really push the Aleph One engine, sometimes beyond the borders of reason, but all for a good cause. Excellent way to see just what Aleph One is capable of. Nice information to have, both as player and mapmaker.

This is a faithful translation (ie. unaltered) version of Harkozynx 9 from the original format into an SDL format that can be played in Windows or Linux. It contains a "Harkozynx 9" map file with 10 single player and 8 multiplayer levels, plus a "NetMap H-9" map file with 23 multiplayer levels. The original Harkozynx 9 scenario was created by Eric K. Salzman. It was ported to SDL format by Randall J. Currie using HFV Explorer.

Requires Aleph One SDL.

On Bungie's "Grenade Launcher" sound: Having actually used a similar weapon "back in the day", I've always hated the standard "Grenade Explosion" sound in all flavours of Marathon. It's unrealistic, grating, lacks power. So I decided to change it. But, if you're not using headphones, the difference will probably not be as dramatic as you'd expect. Sound was created by combining the original Marathon grenade sound with a Dorf Bottle exploding (from Bungie's "Myth: TFL").