How to decompile Valve Portal Maps: Difference between revisions

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-== Introduction ==
-In this step-by-step tutorial, you will learn how to decompile Valve's [[Portal]] maps.
-== Tutorial ==
-# Install GCFScape (you can find out about it [[GCFScape|here]]).
-# After you install GCFScape, go to <code>File&gt;&gt;Open</code>. Open <code>C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\''username''\portal content.gcf</code>.
-{{note|64-bit users will need to use Program Files (x86) instead.}}
-{{note|Very old installations of Steam may be inside a Valve folder in Program files.}}
-# Go to the <code>maps</code> folder.
-# The Portal map [[.bsp]] files are here. Right-click on the one you want, then click <code>Extract</code> or drag the file from the GCF into a folder.
-# Now, open [[VMEX]] and decompile the map. You can then open it with the [[:Category:Hammer|Hammer Editor]], the file will be named originalname_d.vmf.
-== See also ==
-* [[Decompiling Maps]]
-* [[Valve Map Extractor]]
-[[Category:Level Design]]
-[[Category:Third Party Tools]]
-[[Category:Portal]]