Team Fortress 2/Building Respawn Rooms

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This article explain the way making the map of typical casual game(like dustbowl).

Before that, Let's learn how to view works created by other users on hammer.

Operate BSPSRC

bspsrc is a converter bsp files with vmf that can be modified in hammer.

Download the file in this link that matches your operating system, unzip it, and run bspsrc.bat.

window when running bspsource

You can input a bsp file via 'add' and convert it to a vmf file via 'decompile'.

Open In Hammer editor

Note:Files converted from BSP to VMF using bspsrc may not run properly in Hammer++. In simple terms, the standard Hammer is more forgiving, while Hammer++ is stricter and more precise. Hammer tends to ignore certain data losses that occur during the BSP-to-VMF conversion process, but Hammer++ does not. files that open just fine in Hammer might produce errors or fail to open in Hammer++. If Hammer++ refuses to open a file, try using a different converter instead of bspsrc, or open the file in Hammer first, save it, and then try opening it in Hammer++.

In this article, we’re going to get some idea the spawn room and regenerating supply. Let's start by opening the vmf file in Hammer.

Visgroups

There are so many elements that it's hard to figure out.

The VisGroup feature allows mappers to inspect and edit maps more easily by hiding unnecessary elements. It lets you group objects together and toggle their visibility in the viewport for better control and organization.

The recommended visgroup configuration for map analysis is to check only Point Entities, Brush Entities, and Game Logic.

Regenerate Supply

Note:There are many interesting topics to explore — like the doors that separate each round, Control Points, and materials with func properties — but for now, we’ll focus on the essential knowledge needed for general-purpose mapping.

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