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| − | | {{vdc|Category:Hammer|Hammer Editor}} | + | | {{vdc|Category:Hammer|Hammer Editor}}. |
| [[wikipedia:Valve Hammer Editor|Valve Hammer Editor]] article on [[wikipedia:Main Page|Wikipedia]]. | | [[wikipedia:Valve Hammer Editor|Valve Hammer Editor]] article on [[wikipedia:Main Page|Wikipedia]]. | ||
| − | | For information on mapping with Hammer in ''Team Fortress 2'', see: | + | | For information on mapping with Hammer Editor in ''Team Fortress 2'', see: |
| − | ** [[:Category:Mapping]] | + | ** [[:Category:Mapping]] |
| − | ** | + | ** Valve Developer Community documentation on [http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Team_Fortress_2_Level_Creation Team Fortress 2 Level Creation]. |
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| − | '''Hammer Editor''' is the resource used to make maps in Source games | + | '''Hammer Editor''' is the resource used to make maps in [[Source Engine]] games such as ''Team Fortress 2''. |
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| + | For general info on Hammer Editor, click the Wikipedia link. For examples on how to start mapping, including creating your first map, consult the VDC link. | ||
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Hammer Editor is the resource used to make maps in Source Engine games such as Team Fortress 2.
For general info on Hammer Editor, click the Wikipedia link. For examples on how to start mapping, including creating your first map, consult the VDC link.
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