Journal #7591
Posted 12 years ago2012-01-26 07:28:44 UTC
TF2 vmfs
I've finally started to open and check out the TF2 .vmfs which are included with the Source SDK, and i must say they are very informative and interesting.
Besides instantly being able to see what the TF2-specific entities are and how they work, you also get a peak into how valve optimizes their maps and some cool tricks they use.
If you would like to check out some .vmfs that are not included with the SDK, try here.
I would highly recommend any source mapper to check these out, whether or not you map for tf2.
I've finally started to open and check out the TF2 .vmfs which are included with the Source SDK, and i must say they are very informative and interesting.
Besides instantly being able to see what the TF2-specific entities are and how they work, you also get a peak into how valve optimizes their maps and some cool tricks they use.
If you would like to check out some .vmfs that are not included with the SDK, try here.
I would highly recommend any source mapper to check these out, whether or not you map for tf2.
4 Comments
2muchvideogames
Commented 12 years ago2012-01-26 07:48:51 UTC
Comment #55884
Maybe I should check these out for exploit areas, in case they missed some.
Luke
Commented 12 years ago2012-01-26 16:48:23 UTC
Comment #55881
They aren't decompiled, just never compiled.
Captain Terror
Commented 12 years ago2012-01-26 22:12:57 UTC
Comment #55883
quite right sir. Fsr, i thought they were decompiled, because i get the message on some maps saying, "fyi, xx solids were not loaded," but you are right, it wouldn't make sense for them to include decompiled maps. (changed header)
Blitzkrieg
Commented 12 years ago2012-01-28 17:05:24 UTC
Comment #55882
I love that valve includes these. I remember the first time I loaded one of HL2's maps up and flew around going "what what what? I can just do that?"
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