Fak this map was good, had some great matches on it back when it was in two(?) operations. Really miss it, super bump but sometimes showing a little love for the old ones can do you good.
de_ali (working name)
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Didn't expect to ever see this topic bumped

Thanks for the love

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I still play it from time to time on a small community server. I really wish there was some sort of "Best of Operation" mappool in CSGO by now. I'd love to play it in MM.
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I remember playtesting this

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Hey sorry for the gravedig, but I just stumbled on these picture of a Spanish town, some remind me of some angles of this map, so was wondering if it was a reference
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It's been a while off course, but I don't think I've seen these picture before. Either way, my first and biggest inspiration/reference were the following pictures

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And here are a few others I found that you might recognise:
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Seems like I lost a large chunk of the references I gathered for this map though

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Can definitely see what you picked up here! Intersting.
And in terms of managing reference, you keep stuff in the work folder of the map?
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Can definitely see what you picked up here! Intersting.
And in terms of managing reference, you keep stuff in the work folder of the map?
I create a dedicated folder for each map I work on. It contains subfolders like Pakrat, Overviews, Screenshots, References (consists of subfolders too), etc. Basically anything that is related/needed for the map, so it's all in one place.
No idea how other people do this, would actually be interesting to find out about other/better ways

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I create a dedicated folder for each map I work on. It contains subfolders like Pakrat, Overviews, Screenshots, References (consists of subfolders too), etc. Basically anything that is related/needed for the map, so it's all in one place.
No idea how other people do this, would actually be interesting to find out about other/better ways

Yeah that was I was trying to find out in the other topic.
I was starting to wonder if to keep the reference in a project... for now I keep all reference in the master "mapping" folder, and I do thematic subfolders and/or chuck everything in the main reference folder, using file names like:penthouse-01.jpg
penthouse-inside-01.jpg
penthouse-mexico-inside-01.jpgetc.
Guess the idea is to just collect cool shit, then when I need it, sift through and collect in the map folder only the most relevant material. Because sometimes I just flick through the album of everything looking for inspiration.But is starting to feel waste of time, since I haven't actually delivered anything yet.
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I just want to know if de_ali is still a working name ;D
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It's been a while off course, but I don't think I've seen these picture before. Either way, my first and biggest inspiration/reference were the following pictures

Holy shit, the original Team Fortress 2 screenshots :whaaa:
My god, I haven't seen them in a LOOONG time. I remember seeing them the first time back in early 2000 in a preview on PCZone magazine (the paper edition :v) and almost crapping my pants out of excitement :dance:
I wish they continued with this direction and art style instead of the present cartoon-ish one :sad:
Quote from SquadI create a dedicated folder for each map I work on. It contains subfolders like Pakrat, Overviews, Screenshots, References (consists of subfolders too), etc. Basically anything that is related/needed for the map, so it's all in one place.
Same here; I just put this folder outside of "steamapps" folder and keep a second backup on a external hard disk :v
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