Coming from hammer sdk and really appreciating the simplicity of it my mind is being blown every thirty seconds with what these new tools can do. I have A LOT to learn. 😅
I think, it would be quite heavy for compiling that into BSP, but, as for making a concept model, and then exporting that blockout to 3d package, and making a model out of it, would be just fantastic for optimization needs!
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Actually, I was wrong about BSP strucutre for Source 2. I am old map maker, and used for BSP-like way of making mays, however while making my map for CS2, I investigated documentation, and it turns out, that Source made an incredible thing, they moved away from BSP structure, and the mesh you do in Hammer, is being compiled into a model, not bsp brush? which provides more freedom
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Glad to hear it. With CS2 incoming, there's gonna be a lot of new interest in source 2 hammer. As someone just getting started, it's going to be great to see a whole new wave of material to help us learn.
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 If you are taking requests by any chance, a deeper tutorial on terrain would be greatly appreciated. That's been for me to get looking nicely.
@@sleepnaught I'll do a new one when they update the displacement tools - for now if you check out the CRASH COURSE series that we have you will find terrain tutorials on there that apply :)
What are you doing at 1:25? I can't seem to get the same result using the Bevel tool on CS2 Hammer. I'm talking about when the audio says "extrude these faces easily"
Does smoothing normals adjust in game hitboxes? Also can i install the cs editor if i don't have access to cs yet? I own HLA. I don't know if there will be major differences with entities and such.
Smoothing normals won't affect the collisions that are generated. If you dont have CS2 thats fine, you can make everything in HLA and then when its time bring it over to CS2. The entities will be different however the meshwork will be fine
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Seething aside, fantastic tutorial! Love this new series, so many great nuggets of wisdom packed into such a short time span, you guys rock!!
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I've never seen such a detailed environment created with only meshes. Very impressive.
Thank you S2 Hammer makes it so powerful!
I mean, Hammer 5 is basically modeling tool.
@@meeloks.1013 True.
@@meeloks.1013 It's a great one at that too!
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Can you sculpt objects? Or is it done with displacements?
Yes! More Hammerhead please these have been so helpful especially since info on source 2 hammer is so scarce it feels like.
More to come!
This is crazy good! I'm really amazed how much hammer has evolved compared to the original Source. Thanks for this video, I can't wait for more :D
Thanks! There will be more!
Coming from hammer sdk and really appreciating the simplicity of it my mind is being blown every thirty seconds with what these new tools can do. I have A LOT to learn. 😅
Glad to be able to show you all the different techniques!
this BLEW MY MIND
I think, it would be quite heavy for compiling that into BSP, but, as for making a concept model, and then exporting that blockout to 3d package, and making a model out of it, would be just fantastic for optimization needs!
You have so many choices!
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Actually, I was wrong about BSP strucutre for Source 2. I am old map maker, and used for BSP-like way of making mays, however while making my map for CS2, I investigated documentation, and it turns out, that Source made an incredible thing, they moved away from BSP structure, and the mesh you do in Hammer, is being compiled into a model, not bsp brush? which provides more freedom
Masterfully done as always!
Thank you! Cheers!❤
Huge improvements!
Glad that you think so 😊
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Actually, I am really glad that I have found you who are so skilled. In the future I will start your hammer course.
Appreciate the kind words - I’ll keep pumping these out!
this is amazing! good job!
Glad to see y'all still making tutorials.
More to come! ❤
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Glad to hear it. With CS2 incoming, there's gonna be a lot of new interest in source 2 hammer. As someone just getting started, it's going to be great to see a whole new wave of material to help us learn.
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 If you are taking requests by any chance, a deeper tutorial on terrain would be greatly appreciated. That's been for me to get looking nicely.
@@sleepnaught Really hoping that the new mappers can learn some helpful workflow
@@sleepnaught I'll do a new one when they update the displacement tools - for now if you check out the CRASH COURSE series that we have you will find terrain tutorials on there that apply :)
Going to say better keep vis in mind with that much detail 😊
Now you're thinking ahead!
What are you doing at 1:25? I can't seem to get the same result using the Bevel tool on CS2 Hammer. I'm talking about when the audio says "extrude these faces easily"
Got it, select edges, press G, then V
Glad you figured it out!
Please compile it with some lighting and show us the result !! o_o
Great video, very cool !!
Lighting video tutorial will use this map 😊
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 sweeeeet
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 oh please do mention the new area lights
I wish TF2 had these tools. Would be a game changer to be able to quickly make environments like this.
Valve made maps on s2 and backported them into s1
Incredible. Are these tools even comparable to anything else on the market?
Personally Source 2 has the best toolset of any engine out there
Another banger tutorial from cinnamonhaha
Thank you!
Thanks EODT!!!
Does smoothing normals adjust in game hitboxes?
Also can i install the cs editor if i don't have access to cs yet? I own HLA. I don't know if there will be major differences with entities and such.
Smoothing normals won't affect the collisions that are generated. If you dont have CS2 thats fine, you can make everything in HLA and then when its time bring it over to CS2. The entities will be different however the meshwork will be fine
seething with jealousy of that bevel tool, HL:A workshop tools boys make do
It's an absolute game changer! HLA tools could use some loving
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Seething aside, fantastic tutorial! Love this new series, so many great nuggets of wisdom packed into such a short time span, you guys rock!!
@@redas7180 I'm glad this series is grabbing more looks! Let's me be flexible in the topics - let me know if there's anything you want to learn!
I love you.
I Love you too
It looks like Source 2 has modeling software build in 🤔
Hammer s2 makes it very much a modeling program!
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 with what 3d modelling software is it most similar?
@@melc311 I'll say it looks a lot more like Blender.
Your microphone volume is very quiet in this video
can you making a ww2 map ?
Great suggestion - what kind of WW2 environment were you thinking of?
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 a german bunker ? A typical normand house ?
@@befreiung Noted! Will have this up on my board of things to make
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849 Man, i have a idea : make a little or the real dimension of colisea of rome ! What do you think about it?
@@befreiung oh that is another good idea too would be fun to make for sure
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damn , no way
It's amazing
@@eagleonedevelopmentteam849
i was talking about your skills not valve source engine , but i will give them some credits tho.
10 FPS level
Source 2 engine makes this run very well
nothing is explained, you are just doing
That's what this series hammer head is for... you should check out crash course series if you need to learn how to do it