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[[File:Hammercs2.png|right|thumb|320px|Hammer 5.x in {{cs2|1}}, with it's UI rendered using Qt.]]
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[https://qt-project.org Qt] is a cross-platform application and UI framework - some tools from {{valve|1}} utilize Qt.
[https://qt-project.org Qt] is a cross-platform application and UI framework - some tools from {{valve|1}} utilize Qt.



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Hammer 5.x in Counter-Strike 2, with it's UI rendered using Qt.

Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework - some tools from Valve utilize Qt.

Valve ships a modified version of Qt, primarily to allow interoperation with the rest of Source 2 Source 2:

  • Valve-Modified Qt 5.15.2: Win64 (Source 2 Workshop Tools since March 2021, Dark Mode is available on this version.)
  • Valve-Modified Qt 4.8.3: Win32 Win64 (Source 2 Workshop Tools released before 2021)

To confirm the version of Qt being used, you can select "About Qt" from the Help menu in the Asset Browser or other tool windows.

List of Source games and software/tools that use Qt:

List of Source 2 games and software/tools that use Qt:


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