Post by NiGHTCRAWLER on Feb 7, 2015 13:57:01 GMT
As ETTiNGRiNDER pointed out in another thread, there's a new level editor being developed to replace Valve's Hammer editor called Sledge.
It's currently still in alpha stage so if you decide to use the editor, note that it can be unstable.
Information taken directly from the website:
It's currently still in alpha stage so if you decide to use the editor, note that it can be unstable.
Information taken directly from the website:
Sledge is a completely free and open-source replacement for Valve's Hammer Editor, with a focus on compatibility with both Goldsource and Source engines.
The purpose of Sledge is to offer advanced editing features from later versions of Hammer and other editors and make them available to all users,
regardless of which engine they choose to use.
Sledge uses the same file formats as Hammer does (RMF, MAP, VMF) and maps are compatible between both programs.
The editing process is almost identical to Hammer, the hotkeys are the same, as well as many of the screen elements and dialogs.
Switching to Sledge will not be difficult for users who are familiar with Hammer.
The purpose of Sledge is to offer advanced editing features from later versions of Hammer and other editors and make them available to all users,
regardless of which engine they choose to use.
Sledge uses the same file formats as Hammer does (RMF, MAP, VMF) and maps are compatible between both programs.
The editing process is almost identical to Hammer, the hotkeys are the same, as well as many of the screen elements and dialogs.
Switching to Sledge will not be difficult for users who are familiar with Hammer.