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Portal 2 Hammer Timelapse - Crossbridge
มุมมอง 1Kปีที่แล้ว
This is a timelapse of my most recent map, Crossbridge, an original puzzle by Teo. You can find it here: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2945710180&tscn=1678634607 All music composed by arachnaphob. You can find them and many more on his soundcloud: soundcloud.com/arachnaphob/ Unfortunately this is not as organized as I wanted it to be, I built a new computer and was sadly not en...
Hammer Tutorial: How to get crazy with displacements!
มุมมอง 12Kปีที่แล้ว
hi gamers in this episode i make meshes with an outdated engine very epic tophattwaffle video: th-cam.com/video/04cVm3bwM3s/w-d-xo.html Checkout my maps that use this garbo: steamcommunity.com/id/totesmaggots/myworkshopfiles/
what game did you get all of the foliage props and textures from?
A few different games, mostly HL2 episode 2 and CS:GO, big kitbash rocks come from INFRA.
YOU PRONOUNCE PSEUDO LIKE THAT??????
Is there anyone else who got his first line as *Alright, Ladies and Germs*?
Is this how they made hunt down the freeman
thank you franzj for teaching me displacements
magnificent displacement work!
Great video and great map!
Coal'd blood is a great example. I've had to go in and sew a few places in it's repair but otherwise the thing is pretty neat.
As a hammer user for 3 years. Switched to Plus plus for a year and a half. Modding has been a breeze so far. I did the whole song and dance of compiling source engine from a uncompiled master long ago. Been making custom content for the mod. Today marks the day that I gutted the last of the valve assets from the mod. Give me one more year of cooking, and I'm going to pay the Steam Direct fee to publish it. 100usd is a steal.
where did you get skybox map in hammer
Great video! I watched the whole thing. I was using displacements almost completely wrong. I finally have a good workflow going and I'm so happy. Biggest thing was that I had no idea that you could select two displacements at once to edit so I was using massive chunks that messed up my resolution. Thanks for this 😊
map looks like a spermatozoon
Super nice. Apparently there is a chance for L4D2 H++ soon.
Hammer editor in 2023 oh lord I think I'm part of the problem too
What you suggest, what program for mapping besides Hammer editor ?
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I know there's some people here in the comments kinda being rude about the tutorial being really long and non-specific in nature of what's shown but like Honestly I learn so much more by watching someone naturally work in the program than in a short video with barely any context. Watching the process in detail and especially being told WHY to do/not do a thing sticks in my memory a lot better. Wanting to make custom L4D2 maps so unfortunately I'm stuck with old Hammer (++ isn't compatible) but eyy I'm excited to apply what I've seen here. Feels like a lot of the even recent L4D2 Hammer tutorials I've seen barely gloss over displacements and really only show some janky ground cover, so this gives me a much better idea to work with. Feels like I could understand what I'm reading about in the Source Wiki better as well, with that in mind. Kudos on the tutorial man. 👍
That was exactly my intention with making this. I’ve learned so much more from watching friends map than anywhere else.
Just saw this comment and if you didn't know, the most recent update of hammer++ added experimental support for L4D2 in case you're still mapping for it!
awesome
this was very helpful, I knew working in powers of 2 was useful, but I had no idea about merging two faces at the corner like that!
I've got about 5 years experience with Hammer and since I normally create more militaristic/facility styled maps, I tend to struggle with displacements especially cliffs, mountains, rocks, etc. When I do use displacements, I tend to make "islandy" which tends to be very erratic in shape and form which I don't really do too well on and it turns out mediocre - generally the end result will be a boxy looking area which doesn't look natural at all but rather artifical. After watching this, I can't wait to employ these new strategies that I've never known before and make far better terrain compared to what I've molded in the past. Truly appreciate the video, needs more recognition!
Timestamps for the stream, feel free to add it to the description for YT chapters: 00:00 Portal 1 - Chambers 00-02 (No Portal Device) 04:25 Portal 1 - Chambers 02-11 (Single Portal Device) 13:07 Portal 1 - Chambers 11-19 (Dual Portal Device) 32:52 Portal 1 - Escape Sequence 45:52 Portal 1 - GLaDOS Boss Fight + Credits (broken by Josh) 56:50 Portal Stories: Mel - Chapter 1: 1952 1:09:57 Portal Stories: Mel - Chapter 2: Extended Relaxation 1:54:12 Portal Stories: Mel - Chapter 3: The Ascent 2:31:05 Portal Stories: Mel - Chapter 4: Organic Complications 3:17:11 Portal Stories: Mel - Chapter 5: Intrusion 3:26:23 Portal Stories: Mel - AEGIS Boss Fight + Credits 3:44:07 Intermission 4:09:08 Portal 2 - Chapter 1: The Courtesy Call 4:36:19 Portal 2 - Chapter 2: The Cold Boot 4:49:51 Portal 2 - Chapter 3: The Return (Ended Prematurely due to Power Outage)
on streets i just hide in roads disps.
Sewing will work aslong as the vertexes are connected.
do it in goldsrc now ;d
I m fainting. Check this tho: Goldsource Terrain Mapping Session (Hammer Editor 3.5)
Making everything from one solid sewed displacement isn't the best looking, it's better to add details by creating one face rocks from displacement and cover walls with that. Hard edges of combined rock walls make is look more realistic.
🔥The hero we dont deserve🔥
1 hour and absolutely did nothing
POV: source engine mapping
@@Myranosit’s fine to have things off grid!
very epic help 🤌
when you create a map like this... how do you avoid getting leaks on the map? Do you just make a big skybox cube and start putting stuff in?
Yeah I really needed to have a lower capture rate for that section of the process. Basically until the very final passes I do (sound, overlays, cables, any other small detail additions) I keep everything just cordoned for testing/looks. Before I start to seal I create the 3d skybox, you'll notice there are a lot of background cards, trees, and the satellites that I put in because they would kind of cumbersome to seal without making a huge box. From there I try to place big blocks as close to the edge displacement geometry as I can, making corners and shaping the seal to the existing geometry, I sort of shrink wrap the map from a huge box in this case just because of how open the layout is, practically the only thing really separated in any capacity is the exit cave corridor and elevator. However in springtime I am able to divide the map in half (chamber area and vista) because of a big cliff, this cuts vis and makes it so I can have each respective half render one at a time.
@@totesamazeballs man, i literally could watch a 10 hour video of this. nice.
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You work in only two viewports, the madman!
yea its actually pretty good tbh, i do it now, you can press tab when on the 2d viewport to cycle between the three perspectives
finally, my favorite youtuber released another video
Spectacular Content
a live commentary hammer editor "game" "play" was actually very helpful as a new mapper, hope to see more of this.
incredible 58 mins tutorial (totally not boring)
Really fun to hear your insightful thoughts on all the entries! So glad you appreciated Fortean in particular :) Sorry I couldn't be there live -- next time!
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Displacements (but real)
bisplace
good
incredible
When other tutorials of yours? You have not released more videos for years
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Where i can find this maps?