Using glview

Go to expert compile mode, and make a new configuration (called it glview).

Then click new, and enter in this:

Command: $bsp_exe

Parameters: -glview $path\$file.$ext

Check the box "Use Long Filenames"

Check "Ensure post-file exists" and in the box type in: $path\$file.gl

Check "Use Process Window"

That one is done.

 Note: To make glview work under windows vista you can change the parameters to: -game [path to game directory] -glview $path\$file.$ext , And make separate configurations for eatch game/mod youre working on

Example1: -game c:/steam/steamapps/sourcemods/insurgency -glview $path\$file.$ext

Example2: -game c:/steam/steamapps/counter-strike source/cstrike -glview $path\$file.$ext

 Note: If you have spaces in your game directory path, you must use quotation marks around the game directory path

Example: -game "c:/program files/steam/steamapps/sourcemods/insurgency" -glview $path\$file.$ext

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Now click new, and click "Cmds" and then "Executeable" and find glview.exe

It's located at either \YourSteamUserDirectory\sourcesdk\bin\ep1\bin\glview.exe or \YourSteamUserDirectory\sourcesdk\bin\organgebox\bin\glview.exe, depending on if you're working on a Half-Life2: Episode 1 mod or Orange Box mod.

Parameters: -portals $path\$file.gl

Check the box for "Long File Names"

Check the box for "Use Process Window"

 Note: To make glview work under windows vista you can change the parameters too: -game [path to game directory] -portals $path\$file.gl , And make separate configurations for eatch game/mod youre working on

Example1: -game c:/steam/steamapps/sourcemods/insurgency -portals $path\$file.gl

Example2: -game c:/steam/steamapps/counter-strike source/cstrike -portals $path\$file.gl

 Note: If you have spaces in your game directory path, you must use quotation marks around the game directory path

Example: -game "c:/program files/steam/steamapps/sourcemods/insurgency" -portals $path\$file.gl