For mappers of all varieties there is a fantastic resource on the Black Mesa website (formerly 'Black Mesa Source' before Valve asked them to remove 'Source')
It comes in the form of a developer blog. All of the developers working on the mod can add entries as they like but mainly its the mappers that are adding posts. It's updated roughly once every 5 days and the sort of stuff they put in it are usefull, real world applications of hammer. Both theory and practical uses are covered and made very clear, often with pictures to illustrate.
This seems to be mainly aimed at the beginner to he who sort of understands hammer well, Although There are a few really usefull bits of information usefull to the more advanced mapper in there too.
THE LINK
Check back regularly, its really interesting
It comes in the form of a developer blog. All of the developers working on the mod can add entries as they like but mainly its the mappers that are adding posts. It's updated roughly once every 5 days and the sort of stuff they put in it are usefull, real world applications of hammer. Both theory and practical uses are covered and made very clear, often with pictures to illustrate.
This seems to be mainly aimed at the beginner to he who sort of understands hammer well, Although There are a few really usefull bits of information usefull to the more advanced mapper in there too.
THE LINK
Check back regularly, its really interesting
