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* New popup system, replacing Python's command line. | * New popup system, replacing Python's command line. | ||
* Texture Browser (Unfinished) | * Texture Browser (Unfinished) | ||
* Compile Menu | * Compile Menu | ||
** Currently, you can only compile with {{tf2|4.1}}'s compile tools, as there a is no way to change it | |||
* Multi-language system | |||
** Support for languages other than English will be spotty | |||
=== Planned Features === | === Planned Features === | ||
* 2D View | * 2D View | ||
* Textured View Mode | * Textured View Mode | ||
* Hammer Object Properties dialog properly saving data | * Hammer Object Properties dialog properly saving data | ||
* | * Properties menu | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Revision as of 06:36, 20 May 2024
| QtPyHammer (Strubium) | |
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| Type | Open source Third Party Tool |
| Developers | strubium, QtPyHammer Devs |
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Strubium's QtPyHammer is a modified fork of
QtPyHammer, an alternative open-source
Hammer for the
Source Engine written in
Python. This fork adds features that make it a full-fledged editor.
Features
This fork has all the features of QtPyHammer.
New Features
- Map View and Map Operations toolbar (Unfinished)
- New popup system, replacing Python's command line.
- Texture Browser (Unfinished)
- Compile Menu
- Currently, you can only compile with
Team Fortress 2's compile tools, as there a is no way to change it
- Currently, you can only compile with
- Multi-language system
- Support for languages other than English will be spotty
Planned Features
- 2D View
- Textured View Mode
- Hammer Object Properties dialog properly saving data
- Properties menu
Usage
Todo: It is important to include instruction about configure a myenv there?
There are no downloads released yet, but you run the program by:
- Downloading the source code from GitHub
- Install all dependencies for environment by using
pip install -r Requirements.txt - Running

hammer.pywith Python installed.