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This page contains articles relating specifically to level design for Counter-Strike.
Getting StartedGeneralMap TypesTutorials |
Additive InformationForge Game DataCompiling ProgramsExternal ToolsGeneralModelling Programs3D Studio Max (purchase required) Texture EditorsDownloadsHammer Editor
Replacement SDKsJACKHAMMER A newly released modified version of the GoldSource Engine created by Russian modders. JackHammer offers many additional features for level editing and modding for Half-Life, as well as Quake 2 and 3. JackHammer is currently in Alpha form. SLEDGE EDITOR A replacement to Valve's GoldSource Engine, Sledge is still currently in it's Alpha form. |