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I didn't find your VMF parser (and would still appreciate a link), lol, so i wrote my own thing from the ground up. I used a stack of things I'm inside - for instance, if I get inside a "dispinfo", I check if there was an "entity" three levels above
edit: also worth nothing that it's written in Pascal for whatever reason

https://github.com/snake-biscuits/vmf_tool
it's written in python and probably isn't the easiest code to convert to another language (uses the built-in compiler to map data)
I just remember crowbar_sayeth asking me about vmf parsing in the discord

One day late thank you!

I really, really like this array of images with sound! Thank you!

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Thank you, fuz! Means a lot to me, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who finds huge inspiration in your presence!

thank y-u

have a happy today as well

I am thankful for this comment!

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And medieval control points would just be Feudalism.

It would be grif_dan https://tf2maps.net/downloads/dan-grifball.4073/

colour choices are almost entirely dependent on surroundings m8

Ah that's what you meant

yeah sorry, i should have been more clear :p

A few dozens.