... another one... this ones a little more up in the air. Not quite sure how to lay out the town. Or what to put at each base.
I had to ATLEAST get this sketched before I began working on trenchtown again.

I'm still looking for mappers ;D

I hope you choke for being able to design good like that

design isnt -build-
i can design a million maps, but without the support of the mappers im useless
oh, and you.
for creating SF.
yes.

Hmmm.....airdrops.....I'll think of adding those to Laztor...

...maybe...

It's just a func_train for each team that has credits spawn in it for every flag capture and moves onbuild, right?

ok ok, so ive started using hammer.

I've got to figure out how to make decent sand dunes, and displacement is probably the best bet.
I hate displacement
it never looks right.

When using displacements, you got to use the right brush size and such.
If you have any mapping questions you can't find answers to, PM me, I like solving mapping problems. :lol:

i mean displacement map.
not the crappy hammer displacement painting system :/

If we have someone good at programming, they can probably whip up a displacement importer, I.E.: import a paint file to create a VMF.

Try opening your VMF in a text editor.
When you look at it, it isn't rocket science, in fact, I edit maps by a text editor sometimes.

Note: This post does not instruct how to make displacements pop up out of nowhere.

massive.

There used to be a terrain creator for HL, but I don't know how it compairs to source displacement terrain... what's so hard about source displacement anyway? I think its pretty easy compaired to the terror of hammer vertex editing. To get a smooth sort of rise and fall for sand dunes, I would crank up the paint radius as big as it goes and just have the distance low.

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