I might try and fix some of these issues, maybe not. It won't be a complete overhaul like I did with the dragon island map, for all of those who remember. To hell with that map. Most of these problems are fairly simple although some of them are like trying to shoot a fly from 200 feet away. Like Toysoldiers being too big, you would literally have to alter the whole map.
For anyone wanting to edit maps you'll need four things if you don't have them already.
1. A .gma extractor that "allows yourself" to "steal" workshop files.
2. BSPSource, this allows you to convert .BSP to .VMF files.
3. The TTT mapping guide, it gives you console commands, TTT entity guides, and the TTT .FDG download. A .FDG is a file containing new hammer entities. So for example this TTT .FDG allows you to create T buttons in hammer, along with all other TTT entities.
4. Pakrat, a neat tool allows you to pack custom materials/sounds/models in a .bsp file. This is useful so people only have to download the map file and not each individual sound/material/model file. You will need to use Pakrat regardless of what you say or think, just do it.
For anyone wanting to edit maps you'll need four things if you don't have them already.
1. A .gma extractor that "allows yourself" to "steal" workshop files.
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Spoiler2. BSPSource, this allows you to convert .BSP to .VMF files.
3. The TTT mapping guide, it gives you console commands, TTT entity guides, and the TTT .FDG download. A .FDG is a file containing new hammer entities. So for example this TTT .FDG allows you to create T buttons in hammer, along with all other TTT entities.
4. Pakrat, a neat tool allows you to pack custom materials/sounds/models in a .bsp file. This is useful so people only have to download the map file and not each individual sound/material/model file. You will need to use Pakrat regardless of what you say or think, just do it.
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