Yanzl's Source Emporium

Hey, I've decided to make a topic where I'll put together all the links to different stuff I've released for Source/CS:GO.

Assets

Assets from my CS:GO maps. Free for non-commercial use as long as you give appropriate credit.

Basalt

Most of the assets from the map Basalt.

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/e86kdqwpvhhs5x6/Basalt.zip?dl=0

Breach

Assets from Breach. Over 600 models and over 100 materials. Includes a zoo map.

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/xsfp5kobdv22voa/Breach.zip?dl=0

Thrill

Assets from Thrill. Includes a zoo map.

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/tkgw959whnubnla/Thrill.zip?dl=0

Pitstop

https://www.dropbox.com/s/x6tn3b6nfo2u77d/Pitstop.zip?dl=0

Cruise

https://www.dropbox.com/s/q3ybhzd1p2q522t/Cruise.zip?dl=0

Resort

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dwasa7bs5g3wo1a/Resort.zip?dl=0

Zoo

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xehbw0k67tximp4/Zoo.zip?dl=0

Castle

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e76x6st0nsbpafq/Castle.zip?dl=0

Water Pack

Collection of 4 different water textures that work both on high and low shader settings. Free to modify.

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https://gortnar.com/vmt/liquids.zip

Source Engine Tools

Streamline the Source engine workflow. Mostly substance stuff.

Substance Shaders (and templates)

Newly updated shaders for Substance Designer and Substance Painter. Supports Diffuse, Envmap reflection, Specular reflection, Glossiness, Metallic (Diffuse tint), Fresnel ranges and LightmappedGeneric mode. Also includes Painter templates and export presets and a glossiness wizard filter for Painter that can be used to create glossiness and envmap mask maps from specular mask or roughness.

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https://gortnar.com/vmt/sbs_shaders.zip

https://gortnar.com/vmt/painter_templates.zip

VMT Editor

PBR to Source

A substance file and a VMT template that aim to match the PBR look as close as possible in Source (still a long way off). I don't suggest relying on this to make your materials (learn how Source handles materials instead), but it does an alright job with any PBR materials you might want to use in Source. Note that this converter only works on VertexLitGeneric. There's a brush version included but it requires manual tweaking based on the material.

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https://gortnar.com/vmt/pbr_to_source.zip

Radar generator

Generates CS:GO radar images, both regular and spectate versions. For multi level radars you have to use multiple generators and blend them together. Can be used with masks from Terri's auto radar.

Requires you to make overview image, playable area and spawn/plant zone masks.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mij82s8x9q98…rgen.sbsar?dl=0

Sun color calculator

A quick test project, calculates the color of your light_environment direct brightness based on the fact that the final color depends on both ambient and direct.

https://codepen.io/gortnar/full/xYJGLj/

If you have any questions, ask away!

Quote from Overflow

On 5/13/2018 at 1:42 PM, Overflow said: Wow! These are awesome thanks for sharing these. Pbr to Source link is dead btw.

Fixed the link, thanks!

I've updated the Substance Painter shader to support the new 2018.2 update and added panorama radar generator with multiple color presets based on different Valve maps.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zegqf63yt1tt…norama.zip?dl=0

I didn't make any Photoshop specific things, but here's the process for making a color correction file in Photoshop:

1. Download this image (this is the off.raw color correction LUT you can find in materials/correction, converted to png)

2. Open a screenshot of your map in Photoshop.

3. Drag the above LUT onto the Photoshop file. Don't change the scale. Move it to a corner. It should look something like this:

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4. Either apply the color correction adjustments you want using adjustment layers or flatten the image and use the regular color correction tools.

5. When you're happy with the result, crop the image to the LUT size - 1024 x 32 px.

6. Save the file as .raw with the following settings and move it into materials/correction.

7. You can now reference that file in Hammer and color correction should work. Don't forget to pack it when uploading to workshop.

Quote from blackdog

On 11/25/2018 at 1:14 AM, blackdog said: I’m not sure I understand, is the LUT meant to disappear during editing to give proper colour balance, or is it gonna be modified by the adjustment layers and you save that result?

Yeah you basically modify the clean LUT with your adjustments that are then applied in game. The screenshot is there so you can better see what adjustments you are making, but you could also just open the LUT file by itself, do some adjustments and save.

Quote from blackdog

10 hours ago, blackdog said: Yeah but not using a screenshot you would be editing blindly, how could you achieve something that looks good?

I just said you could do that, not that it would produce good results

Hopefully this helps understand it better:

Also you can have multiple CCs in one map, you can limit them with a radius or with a fog_volume, so only one is active at a time.