Editing Template:Map skel

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Please categorize new map articles as follows.
  By title: [[Category:Levels by name|Map Name (WAD Name)]] (no ExMy or MAP##).  This is automatic if you use the "name=" parameter with {{map}} (see below).
  By author: [[Category:Firstname Lastname levels]] once for each credited designer.
  By game title *IF* it is a commercial release (see Category:Stock levels).
  If it is a secret level: [[Category:Secret levels]].
  If it is missing most of its walkthrough information: {{Level stub}}
Additionally, the {{map}} template below will automatically categorize it by slot (see Category:Levels by slot).  For single-level PWADs, add the parameter "nocat=true" to avoid this (otherwise Category:MAP01 would be swamped).  It will also automatically categorize the article by name, sorting it as if the specified slot was missing (see Category:Levels by name).  If the level title starts with "A" or "The", for proper sorting, add the parameter "name=X" where "X" is the name of the level without "A" or "The" at the beginning.

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''' ''' is the  map of [[ ]]. It was designed by [[ ]] and uses the [[Adding custom music|music]] track " ". The [[par time]] is .

== Walkthrough ==
[[File: |thumb|300x300px|Map of **]]
{{Map spots}}

===Essentials===

===Other points of interest===

===Secrets===
# ('''sector 0000''')

===Bugs===

===Demo files===
* 

== Areas / screenshots ==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=160px>
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== Speedrunning ==

===Routes and tricks===

===Current records===
The records for the map at the [[Doom Speed Demo Archive]] are:

{| {{prettytable}}
! Run !! Time !! Player !! Date !! File !! Notes
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|[[UV speed]]|| || || || ||
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|[[NM speed]]|| || || || ||
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|[[UV max]]|| || || || ||
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|[[NM 100S]]|| || || || ||
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|[[UV -fast]]|| || || || ||
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|[[UV -respawn]]|| || || || ||
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|[[UV Tyson]]|| || || || ||
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|[[UV pacifist]]|| || || || ||
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===Miscellaneous demos===
{| {{prettytable}}
! Run !! Time !! Player !! Date !! File !! Notes
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== Deathmatch ==

===Player spawns===
This level contains X spawn points:
# facing XXX. ('''thing 000''')

== Statistics ==

===Map data===
{{Mapdata}}

===Things===
This level contains the following numbers of things per [[skill level]]:

{{Things}}

== Technical information ==

== Inspiration and development ==

== Trivia ==

== See also ==
* 

== Sources ==
* 

== External links ==
* 

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