Posts by Nerve

Yeah, I'd be more excited if Tom Cruise wasn't in it...

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counter-strike global offensive/sdk_content/maps

Didn't realise there were tutorial/example maps included with the SDK, I'll have a look when I get home. Cheers

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cs:go does come w/valve created example map('s)

It does? Which ones?

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lol at me than

You should definitely watch it though, it was way better than I expected.

Plus, Teresa Palmer is hot.

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so it's out already ?

Pretty sure it came out at the start of the year

This is surprisingly good, worth a watch.

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Uncheck some Visgroups auto, on the right of the hammer window. For example, you can uncheck hints, areaportals, visclusters, playerclips ...

About the missing content, you have to extract it in your own csgo directory with a packing software (like pakrat for example, that is used to pack your custom content in the bsp), but it's complicated because you have to respect the same paths. So you probably won't really need to see the custom content.

Thanks, as long as it's clear to see brushes and scales then I'll be happy. I'm only really doing it to see other peoples brush work and the scales they use.

So I tried to decompile a couple of maps but opened up the VMF files in Hammer and there were errors/triggers everywhere, I couldn't see anything. It scared me (and it was 2 am) so I closed it.

I'm guessing this is because of missing textures and stuff? Are there any quick ways to make these decompiled maps 'friendly' so I can look at them properly?

I hope this is as awesome as it looks!

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A decompiler just converts BSP files into VMF format, so it doesn't really matter if it's for CS:GO, L4D2, ...

Right, BSPSource should be fine then. I just wasn't sure if there were decompilers that were considered better than others.

Cheers

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This is correct. The real trick is changing the decompiled maps somewhat and adding 2k to the name and then re-releasing them!

I don't feel like my first map is coming together properly, so I'm wanting to decompile some CS:GO maps to get an idea how other designers are building their levels (brushes, scales etc).

I've looked here: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Decompili…s#Getting_Dirty and read about BSPSource, but I can't see any mention of CS:GO support on their site (maybe I'm being blind.)

What tools do you use for decompiling CS:GO maps? Help appreciated as always.

Mila Kunis, I'm in.

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Thanks Puddy, I'll bear that in mind

Another cringe cut:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL4hrg49oTg

Been doing a bit more work on de_laboratory. This is bombsite B, the door at the top leads back to the main hallway, the lower door leads to underground tunnels for easy rotation and the door on the right is a path from CT spawn.

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I know this is scrub stuff compared to you guys, but it's the first ever map I've started work on after getting to grips with the fundamentals of Hammer. A laboratory themed map, this will be the main hallway/choke point in the centre. (Ignore the lighting, temporary at the moment so I can launch in-game to test)

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How's the test build coming along?

...aaaand I'm fired.