I was editing and creating a map and once I added some prop_statics to that place on the img. But as once I got a leak notification I try everythingto make it get out. Nothing works. And as you see I get to the point where I just delete all the props that was there once. Not even that make the leak go away. SHE JUST STAY THERE ON THE AIR MAYBE THINKING ABOUT HOW MESS WITH ME ONE MORE TIME! HOOOOOOOOOOOW THE HELL I FIX THIS MAN? HAMMER, WHY DO YOU DO THIS TO ME?
Have you not just forgot to put any skybox to close the map ? 
I also recommend to reactivate 'Snap to grid'. [Shift+W]
Back in the days when my friend and i made maps for old-school CS and could not find the leak, we built a whole box around the map, lul.
Quote from Tisky4 hours ago, Tisky said: Back in the days when my friend and i made maps for old-school CS and could not find the leak, we built a whole box around the map, lul.
^ Protip.
Also, I would like to introduce you to;
THE HAMMER VISGROUP !!!!11!!
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Tadam.
Quote from RaVaGe20 hours ago, RaVaGe said: ^ Protip.
Also, I would like to introduce you to;
THE HAMMER VISGROUP !!!!11!!
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Tadam.
We actually used Quark (Quake army knife) for mapping , haha. I started using it for Quake 1 so i only learned Hammer in 2004 or so i think.
The map has no skybox nor does it have cordons. Since it's an early WIP you can just use a cordon that wraps around the whole map and keep it activated while compiling. Problem solved.
To get you started: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Hammer_Cordon_Usage
Or else just google for some YouTube tutorials, I'm sure there is something about it.
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