- Dec 21, 2020
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I'm a cs student who makes maps and does 3D modelling and other stuff in his spare time.
I've played TF2 since maybe 2014, I'm not entirely sure, as well as a whole lot of other games. I enjoy trying to create my own content for games and if a game has a mapping feature you know I'm gonna try it, but hammer and source in general have definitely stood out for me, and have been what I've used the most over the past years.
I would call myself pretty proficient with making maps and developing things in source, although I have a problem with starting projects I then never finish (I've made quite a few maps for both csgo and tf2 that I just left forever). I think I enjoy mapping for TF2 over other source games as its art style seems much easier to make something look nice in than the realism a game like csgo or l4d goes for.
In terms of 3D modelling, I use blender and have done for about 7-8 years.
I can make source props and am happy to help anyone with anything.
This forum post is a tiny bit late but oh well...
I've played TF2 since maybe 2014, I'm not entirely sure, as well as a whole lot of other games. I enjoy trying to create my own content for games and if a game has a mapping feature you know I'm gonna try it, but hammer and source in general have definitely stood out for me, and have been what I've used the most over the past years.
I would call myself pretty proficient with making maps and developing things in source, although I have a problem with starting projects I then never finish (I've made quite a few maps for both csgo and tf2 that I just left forever). I think I enjoy mapping for TF2 over other source games as its art style seems much easier to make something look nice in than the realism a game like csgo or l4d goes for.
In terms of 3D modelling, I use blender and have done for about 7-8 years.
I can make source props and am happy to help anyone with anything.
This forum post is a tiny bit late but oh well...
