[TF2] DEWM

Decided to make a tf2 map,

This is DEWM, a king of the hill experiment in Team Fortress 2; set on my favorite red planet; on this planet there is a facility, this is where you fight!

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I used Source 2 hammer to create the props, ended up making 100+ props, including animated, dynamic and static models, each prop was timeboxed to ~1h The name suggests "DOOM" but I mostly used Overwatch as inspiration for the props, setting and style; whilst keeping it tf2 styled...this is a 80's retro inspired sci-fi map with pipes, wires, glass floor and jump pads, custom content from top to bottom,

If you want to test this map you can download it here: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/fi…s/?id=873248180 If you want to use these props you can download them here: https://tf2maps.net/downloads/dewm…sset-pack.3903/ If you want to use this map/props in SFM you can download it here: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/fi…s/?id=890128859

PS. The map looks better in game, D;

Enjoy,

thanks all,

I'm curious ab the "sudden" source 2 interest considering i made this map that I posted here a few years back, which pretty much follows the same workflow as this, guess interest has grown over the past ~3 years since the source 2 alpha tools were released,

regarding this self explored workflow, I prepared a long post, but forgot to post it, and now its gone ...the gist was:

1. make a map in source sdk 2. import it into source 2 hammer (it reads vmf and uses the same units) 3. build your props to fit the map (just like source hammer; s2 hammer can't export mdl so a 3rd party application is needed) 4. export your props as fbx and import into a application that can export smd/mdl, like blender (free), xsi (free), maya, 3ds or modo 4a. fbx saves uv coords, but its not possible to uv unwrap/island for baking in s2 hammer, that's done in a 3rd party application 5. export to smd/mdl (if you have a qc compiler) and bring back to source sdk

valve.developer is the place to go for documentation, dota2 tools and destinations tools ...mixed with your own curiosity and creativity! (but I'm pretty sure there will be tutorials on youtube etc once there is enough incentive to make em)

I'll quote myself from two years ago and say the source 2 hammer is still "awesome"! and if you haven't tried em I think you should!!

note: there is nothing special with this workflow, I've used maya/max for the past 15 years, but found this more enjoyable, hope it helps, if you have specific questions I'll try and answer them, thanks

Quote from Christian H

13 hours ago, Christian H said: This looks fantastic! Might I ask how many hours you put into it? I'm trying to get a feel for what a reasonable time limit is for a finished map.

thanks

started working on it in December 2016, and released it end of February 2017, probably did 1-3 hours most days with a 3 weeks downtime over Christmas, here is the full Update history https://tf2maps.net/downloads/dewm.2853/updates

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found another old wip picture, this is most of the static meshes in the map before getting textured,