thanks! edits like the one you linked are made in different engines like ue4 etc. that would be an insane amount of work to pull off in tf2 but i hope to get together a group of people to achieve something like that one day!

Thanks man. Its up to Mould and Hyce if they want to release their own maps, but none of the maps created for this video are in a state that's even close to playable. This is mostly due to having to decompile and recompile the maps to edit them, which breaks things like collision and triggers (so shutters don't open, you can't cap points etc). Its also very likely that the skyboxes would be wrong or missing if used in game, at least on my maps. Finally, none of these maps are optimised so they would probably tank your fps.

Despite all this, if there's enough interest I'd be happy to at least release the VMFs for my maps so that if someone wanted to fix them they could, although as I said its up to Mould and Hyce for their maps.

You don't want to know...

Hello.

For the past 4 months or so, I, and two talented mappers Mould and Hyce, have been working on a unique TF2 edit that includes beautiful reimaginings of classic 6v6 maps. I hope you enjoy it! (NB: if it stutters in 4k try 2k)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89eOZ_uYJ4g

Assuming he's talking about editing the particle itself, the quickest way would be to launch the game with -tools and use the particle editor. however if you have SFM installed using SFM's particle editor is more convenient imo. The properties of each particle are fairly easy to understand so you shouldn't have any issues fixing it.

However its probably worth going with what wiethoofd said, although I'm not sure why you want to use frame blending in all honesty.

I do agree with you, but that's a bad example since tf2 players love to virtue signal.

what framerate are you recording at? I haven't seen this problem to this extreme before.

NA TF2 is cursed

this is awesome

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community slowly getting worse over the years (number of toxic people increasing as good people leave etc.) although some elements of tftv have always been an inaccurate representation of the entire community to be honest.

from a design point of view i definitely like it - the old steam was definitely starting to look very dated. I personally feel that the functionality has been made easier to access but I will admit I don't frequently use many steam features that I'm sure others have had issues with in this update.

Not sure I understand the hate its getting but I'm sure someone can prove me wrong here.

does it happen when there's nothing in your custom folder?

Civil servant

I like it a lot because its exactly what i've wanted to do for a long time but never thought i'd get into due to how specialised the area is. The people are also very nice and the pay is decent for my age.

Only disadvantage is i'm there provisionally and will need to make sure i do well to get the full job.

the particles themselves are enforced by sv_pure or something so it's not possible to disable them the way my mod achieves it (which is just replacing the particles with blank ones). Haven't really looked into other ways but since they are tied to an event it may be possible to disable it on the server side like you can with the birthday stuff.

You could also try preloading the mod but I doubt it will work.

you can simulate static depth of field by rendering a depth overlay (r_depthoverlay 1) and using an appropriate effect that can use the depth data. however i've only ever used this in SFM and have no idea if that command works in game.