aim_tuefort

Here's my farily faithful recreation of the middle section of 2fort (with some obvious changes for the sake of CS:GO game-play. Mostly clipped with spawns for up to 5v5, although i would recommend 1v1's-3v3's for this map, The map also has spawns set for DM, and I'll be scripting a small aim game-mode for the maps as well. Thank you to Yanzl for a few of the textures! Some of the decals are ripped from TF2. There's a few little Easter eggs tucked in there, lmk if you find them! This map also has a custom remake of the 1.6 de_dust crate by me, I'd be happy the share the model if anyone wants to use it. I made this map in between drafting a junkyard map, and work on my current project "de_sewerleak" as a pallet cleanse, it was super fun to make and was like a weird wave of nostalgia recreating such a famous map from one of my favorite games as a map for another one of my favorite games, It was a very refreshing and cathartic experience lol. This map took about 40~hours from block out to current "finished version" 8/19/2022-8/22/2022 during most of my free time. Leave feedback and bug/fix reports in the comments please! Rate and Favorite if you like this map and want so see some more! If you like this map, then checkout my wingman map de_district: [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2764823251] [img]https://i.imgur.com/Z5JumLY.jpg[/img] [/url] ——————————————————————————— 📋 Steam Workshop Details Title: aim_tuefort Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2852844314 Author: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198046641081 📦 File Info Original file name: aim_tuefort.bsp File size: 140.76 MB (147,594,043 bytes) Created: 2022-08-23T06:37:07+03:00 (unix: 1661225827) Yandex Disk path: /2022/1781757426091104155/aim_tuefort.bsp 🔗 Direct Links Steam UGC download: https://steamusercontent-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1781757426091104155/CE0BD8250A6A26900BADB25E84A6C680C93EE8B7/ ——————————————————————————— Uploaded from Yandex.Disk: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/EKAI0qKTkQkXtw Thanks to DepoSit (@DepoSitorim on YouTube) for preserving such a large number of maps.