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now youre even seeing stuff like the long 3rd strafe, which i tried and can hit 250s on LEFT PRE ☠️🙏 (i have only done right pre for years)

@@NotDuckRBLX create edges until you make a polygon, select it and delete. It is shown in the video

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@@MapSpawn the resolution needs to be to the power of 2 (e.g 2048×1024) Unless there have been some changes since this video was released, an image of 1600×1600 will not work

@@ReDMooNTVV It seems you're correct for some reason I never noticed this because naturally as a Goldsrc mapper I never used any unusual dimensions.

@@MaYeRsDz94 your custom materials automatically get packed with the map when you submit it to the workshop (assuming your materials are in the correct folders)

​@@ReDMooNTVV what is the correct folder : C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\content\csgo_addons\testmap\material

​@@MaYeRsDz94looks good to me

@@chatgris113 i don't know, sorry

@@jakobspecht can you copy and paste the path of your .vmat and pictures you used to create that texture in here?

@@ReDMooNTVV i have the same error

@@tweakinCS dino feet lover

yes i do! good to see you here

@@ReDMooNTVV is it still working?

it wont work with the post process. I also do not understand how something like this isnt in the base game

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i think what you said is fair. Plenty of maps take assets from each other and one could say it's similar to "fair use", which i think is cool however, these maps are 1:1 ports that were very poorly made. The mapper was not even credited properly in some of them. Added to that, many, if not all of those maps were dmca'ed at some point but they somehow managed to fight all of them (idk if putting the maps as unlisted can do that)

@@ReDMooNTVV I'm curious to see if any of the original mappers have responded to this. I didn't stop to read all of the Discord messages you screenshotted, but my impression was that this was a visceral reaction from the community on behalf of the mappers. As someone with 5k hours in hammer, having made maps and managed servers, myself, and the mappers I worked with seemed to feel that publishing your map was the same as releasing it to the aether, any time it was seen on another server or reworked in some way, that was a good thing, more people got to enjoy it or felt inspired by it. If someone really wanted credit, it was up to them to add that to their map itself. Likewise, whenever something on our servers was broken or we deemed that it should be reworked in some way, we did just that and slapped it back on the server. I think maybe this paradigm is a result of how servers on CS:GO worked: maps were hosted directly by servers, so there's nothing you could do but mald if your map or some bastardized version was hosted by someone else. Now maps must be published to the workshop - which I suppose some could see as an attempt to take credit, despite it's necessity to CS2. I don't feel particularly strongly either way about this, but it is interesting to see this seeming perspective shift, definitely caught me off guard.

i am not aware of any mappers reaching out to xplay personally (most of them are not active). However, had they ported maps from more active members (such as spider1), there would've probably been private messages exchanged between them. This exact scenario happened when cybershoke did it i understand where you're coming from though, but keep in mind that most of the people commenting on discord had the cybershoke precedent in mind, including me

also i dont believe in "if someone wants credit, they should put that in the map". If i am porting a map that is not mine, i will make sure that i try to do a good job and preserve the author's intentions/visuals/gameplay and say that it was made by them. If we go by the quote, then anyone could just yoink any map that doesnt have the name of the author in it. I am mostly saying what i personally think here. I guess to each their own

i also forgot to mention that this is in the context of KZ. In csgo kz, maps that were approved for competitive play depended on the workshop. Vital information such as map size all depended on the workshop page of a map. There were rules prohibiting map makers from making any changes to the .bsp after approval

see the pinned comment. There is a checkbox at the bottom that allow you to see more of them. I forgot to specify that in the video and that really annoys me. Sorry!

@@ReDMooNTVV YOU JUST UNLOCKED MY WORLD!!!! <3 :O Thank you material jesus!

@@ReDMooNTVV Also thank you for the lightning fast reply you saved my ass for a project!

i show it in the video. You need to use a post processing volume

@@ReDMooNTVV no not like that, the block used for the water is like only a few units thick, not the entire space. When i do that, the texture below the brush is black and norhing else. Is there any work around other than importing my own textures?

so it is black under the water block? this shouldnt happen. Maybe you didnt turn it into a func_water? also i do not get notifications on replies somehow. Maybe you need to @me

@@ReDMooNTVV i tried many things but the built in water shaders just dont seem to work properly in this case. i added my own textures instead. thank you alot for your help still!

i hope they can sort things out and do things better. We are all working towards a common goal - making KZ more popular and better

i wouldnt blame thour... or maybe you can bc they didnt do research before accpeting 🤔

even with permission, porting maps like this is criminal

that wouldnt surprise me either

there have been multiple ads/posts by them and they gained quite a but of traction

at least you can get it over in like 1 min bc of the skip ☠️

looks like they give players the chance to receive drops (skins) when they complete daily challenges, which can comprise of stuff like - complete X map in KZ. You can buy their premium to earn more drops and stuff I guess what they get out of it is eyeballs on their sponsors?? I dont know how else they would make money. I guess that getting in KZ early woud mean having the exclusivity and the potential to build a small but strong player base

oh yea ive seen a guy say something along "damn im the only one gambling as part of an xplay challenge/quest" (on the gambling site chat)... so they are in a way bringing new people to the gambling website

cybershoke is the biggest cs project in russia so im sure they do make money