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Counter-Strike 2 ships with two model editors in-engine. Model Editor is the legacy form of the two, which has been around since Dota 2's Workshop Tools, and ModelDoc, which is what Valve has been using internally since then. Valve has not provided much documentation on ModelDoc, but hopefully as the community digs their toes in more, they can find out more info on it. Please make sure to check out [[Half-Life: Alyx Workshop Tools/ModelDoc Editor|ModelDoc Editor]] to learn more about creating a simple model.
{{cs2|1}} ships with two model editors in-engine. Model Editor is the legacy form of the two, which has been around since {{dota2tools|1}}, and {{MdlDocEdit|1}}, which is what Valve has been using internally since then. Valve has not provided much documentation on ModelDoc, but hopefully as the community digs their toes in more, they can find out more info on it. Please make sure to check out {{MdlDocEdit|1}} to learn more about creating a simple model.
 
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== Getting started ==
== Getting started ==
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* [[Half-Life:_Alyx_Workshop_Tools/Animgraph|Animgraph]]
* [[Half-Life:_Alyx_Workshop_Tools/Animgraph|Animgraph]]
* [[Cloth Simulation]]
* [[Cloth Simulation]]
* [[Half-Life:_Alyx_Workshop_Tools/Importing_Source_1_Models|.MDL Importer]]
* [[Half-Life: Alyx Workshop Tools/Importing Source 1 Models|.MDL Importer]]
 
== Blender ==
Information about working with {{Blender|4}} when creating 3D objects for {{cs2|4}}.


* [[Source 2/Docs/Modeling/Blending materials on a model using Blender|Blending materials on a model using Blender]]
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== Supported model formats ==
== Supported model formats ==
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* [[SMD]]
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Information about working with {{Blender|4}} when creating 3D objects for {{cs2|4}}.
* [[Source 2/Docs/Modeling/Blending materials on a model using Blender|Blending materials on a model using Blender]]
 
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Counter-Strike 2 ships with two model editors in-engine. Model Editor is the legacy form of the two, which has been around since Dota 2 Workshop Tools, and ModelDoc Editor, which is what Valve has been using internally since then. Valve has not provided much documentation on ModelDoc, but hopefully as the community digs their toes in more, they can find out more info on it. Please make sure to check out ModelDoc Editor to learn more about creating a simple model.

Getting started

Advanced features

Supported model formats

Blender

Information about working with Blender Blender when creating 3D objects for Counter-Strike 2 Counter-Strike 2.