If you're looking for some mapping assistance have a look at either ..::LvL or Burial Grounds. You can ask questions regarding, Quake4, Doom3, Quake3 and many more. Another two forum sites I would suggest are Quake3World and ForumPlanet.

There are quite a few good free editors available online (see the forums for details). My editor of choice is Q3Radiant.

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Game Playing/Loading

Firstly, I'd recommend reading the manual that comes with the game in question. If that doesn't help, then try the ForumPlanet. If you need help with one of my levels, I'd first ask that you consult the readme file supplied with the download. If you still need help with any of my files, you can email me your question(s).

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Webpage Creation / Hosting

If you're looking for HTML/HTML5, CSS, JavaScipt or other web related help, I highly recommend W3 Schools. This is a great website, all tags and elements are very well explains and there are also lots of good and useful examples.

If you're looking for a domain host, take a look at Register4Less, I don't know if they are the cheapest or not, but they have been reliable and their support has already been friendly if I've ever needed anything.

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The Person

I grew up on the east coast of Australia, and as a typical Aussie I loved my sports, both playing and watching it on TV ;) In 2001, while on holidays in Switzerland, an opportunity arose for me to take on a job there, which I did and I'm still here now.

I got into mapping back in 1993 when DOOM came out, if I remember correctly the first editor that I used was WADED. After DOOM I created maps for DOOM 2, then moved on to Quake, Quake 2, Quake 3 Arena and finally DOOM 3. Somewhere during that time I also created two maps for Command & Conquer. More recently I created a few maps for an open source game called Teeworlds.

Over the years I've also had the privilege to work with some great mappers on various community projects, such as Memento Mori, Requiem and Nexuiz (the original version from a few years ago).