[CS:GO] de_blizzard_beta [WIP]

[indro]

So i just finished first version of my new snow themed map called blizzard:

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=312684112

 

I would appreciate if u guys give it a try and I really look forward to all feedback that u guys can give me how to improve the map.

 

Currently map is still in beta and i have alot work to do with details.

Few screens:

 

 

Edited September 12, 2014 by indro

[Gooby]

mmmmmmmm....snow...

 

seems kinda flat tho

Edited September 12, 2014 by Gooby

[slibu]

 

I don't know if this is intended but if you divide your ground displacement into multiple smaller squares (for example 256x256) you can make more refined paths in the snow and the blend texture drawing doesn't look so blocky

Edited September 13, 2014 by slibu

[indro]

 

 

I don't know if this is intended but if you divide your ground displacement into multiple smaller squares (for example 256x256) you can make more refined paths in the snow and the blend texture drawing doesn't look so blocky

 

 

Yep if i started this map i made kinda huge ground blocks i think before release i will make all blocks same size and give them better looks.

[kscythe]

Finally a map in snow!

 

Looks good but I don't like the style of the houses. Somehow they look flat / not detailed. But I like the Idea!

[indro]

Finally a map in snow!

 

Looks good but I don't like the style of the houses. Somehow they look flat / not detailed. But I like the Idea!

I agree my map buildings look kinda trash also gotta say this is my first map in source engine and i suck at detailing ...

[kscythe]

 

Finally a map in snow!

 

Looks good but I don't like the style of the houses. Somehow they look flat / not detailed. But I like the Idea!

I agree my map buildings look kinda trash also gotta say this is my first map in source engine and i suck at detailing ...

 

its fine! it takes time to get into detailing.

[Vaya]

 

 

 

Get creative with the roofs and the rest should fall into place imo. thicken up the snow in areas using layers and displacements