A classic rough cubic map (de_BO_metro), similar to a beginner's map, but without unnecessary visual debris from models and boxes. I hope map isn't too overloaded with graffiti.
How it feels trying to learn SFM as a Gmod animator
New animations for the cut Snapbug appear! Despite Chuck Jones saying he didn't have anything else, he actually did which isn't even surprising anymore.
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Half-Life + ENA: Dream BBQ
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GitHub - IaVashik/Sourcemods-Builder: Effortlessly automate asset collection for Source Engine mods with CLI and GUI support.
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I made a tool because manually gathering all the files for Source mod builds sucks. Sourcemods Builder: * Scans your VMF/BSP maps. * Auto-finds + copies all required models, materials, sounds to a clean output folder (keeps structure). * Saves hours, less missing stuff. * Fast (Rust 🦀). * Native GUI & CLI. * Free, open-source, cross-platform (Win/Linux).
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another another screenshot of my mod's demo
Another tip to mappers out there : Do not underestimate the power of decals & overlays. These things can make an area go from semi decent looking to a very dense and rich environment, and help communicate detail that would be way harder to achieve with just map geometry. This is especially important for destroyed/abandoned environments
Way before Day of Defeat excited a little-known Half-Life mod called War in Europe set the stage. Released in 1999, it was rough, experimental… and full of ideas that would later shape DoD. I just explored all of them in one video, like a virtual time capsule of the early modding era. Preservation matters.