leaking is 100% still a thing. please don't spread misinfo

CS2 looks really good, I am so hyped for the crazy community maps that'll start appearing soon

Leaking is definitely a thing, stop saying this!!! Close your maps or vis will be destroyed

One of my friends is porting the multiplayer maps from Metroid Prime 2 Echoes to CS2. Don't know if he'll release it or if it's just a personal thing he's doing to mess around with it.

Didn't think I'd find a KZfaqr who thinks the exact same as I do. Not much of a CS player but this new editor looks so much fun to mess with!

Valve made a mistake working with the "competitive" community rather than the modding community.

just a tip, you no longer need to use 6 brushes to make a room, you can just make a cube and invert the normals with "f", this also eliminates the need to apply the nodraw texture as the outer face will automatically not have a texture.

do NOT build rooms using brushes for every wall in s2, make a box and press f to flip the faces inside and you got a room

i love glass physics

60fps cap 💀💀💀

Just some notes about using the new editor.

Note on the RT card thing. You simply cannot use the editor without one at all. I have a GTX1080 and cant compile maps at all

Imagine future FPS titles from Valve with this engine.. Maybe a third entry in a particular series?

this is why I want a Left 4 Dead 3, imagine mapping for that game with this editor ;-;

Very interesting!

I attempted to make a map in the new Hammer but then I realised I only spent like an hour messing around with Hammer for Half-Life 2 so I had no idea what I was doing and putting the generic entity thing in a box did not work. It probably would have helped if I knew how to change the entity to different ones.

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That Main Menu Soundtrack is so dope I feel like I regain some of my braincells back.

Can't play cs2 due to my computer but when I can I will totally make maps for it!

Water you can dive into. I would like to see how that's handled, and if they worked as much on the underwater experience as they did on the surface of it. Also, the thing you noticed about your feet getting wet - really cool - but does your whole body get wet if you've been fully submerged? And if you've been in water to let's say just above the knees, does the wetness border reflect that? Maybe you could make a nice water map to test it out, which might also make for some interesting matches...