Hey guys,
I was recently asked to help lead the essentials.tf mapping resource guide portion of the project. If you haven't heard about what it is, you can get some more information regarding it over at this reddit post. I can also take questions and forward them to the essentials team, to get more direct answers.
Anyways, the point of this post is to state what we need: guides. We have a lot of them in our Tutorials and Resource Section on the site, but many of them are outdated or don't cover some aspects of mapping. This is where you guys come in: help rebuild, reformat, update and straight up make new guides for whatever aspect of mapping we need. All we ask is that it's a quality guide that can help someone who hasn't necessarily done what you're making a guide about.
All your guides should be posted here, or on steam guides... this is to ensure that the authors maintain their credit.
So yea. Make guides! We needed to touch up the Tutorials and Resource section a bit anyways, so now is the perfect time. If you have suggestions on what could be made, you can put them here (or, even better, make them yourself!).
Thanks everyone!
P.S: Crash and I already plan to do the "how to get started with mapping" guide. No need to worry about that one.
I was recently asked to help lead the essentials.tf mapping resource guide portion of the project. If you haven't heard about what it is, you can get some more information regarding it over at this reddit post. I can also take questions and forward them to the essentials team, to get more direct answers.
Anyways, the point of this post is to state what we need: guides. We have a lot of them in our Tutorials and Resource Section on the site, but many of them are outdated or don't cover some aspects of mapping. This is where you guys come in: help rebuild, reformat, update and straight up make new guides for whatever aspect of mapping we need. All we ask is that it's a quality guide that can help someone who hasn't necessarily done what you're making a guide about.
All your guides should be posted here, or on steam guides... this is to ensure that the authors maintain their credit.
So yea. Make guides! We needed to touch up the Tutorials and Resource section a bit anyways, so now is the perfect time. If you have suggestions on what could be made, you can put them here (or, even better, make them yourself!).
Thanks everyone!
P.S: Crash and I already plan to do the "how to get started with mapping" guide. No need to worry about that one.
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