[nullb]

Not sure if this is the correct area to post this type of question in.

I've got a few custom maps a friend of mine created during the CS:S days, source files and working .bsp in CS:S I've seen a few guides and stuff about porting these things over but they don't really get in-depth enough.

I'm able to prevent the weapon crashing by manually correcting those to the CS:GO equivalent I just do that with NotePad++ but I found that heaps of textures are missing and all that... Shit...

Is there a tool that can convert this stuff or any good resources for this? Or maybe somebody here could teach me?

Any help would be really great! I have no idea what I'm doing in Hammer beyond the basics.

[Mathiaas]

bspsrc allows you to decompile WITH all the assets/files within the .bsp file. (as in textures etc)

Other than that I can't really help.

[shavit]

Originally Posted by Mathiaas bspsrc allows you to decompile WITH all the assets/files within the .bsp file. (as in textures etc) Other than that I can't really help.

it doesn't include base CS:S materials

[Mathiaas]

Originally Posted by shavit it doesn't include base CS:S materials

Didn't think of that, OP: http://gamebanana.com/tuts/11152

Use GCFScape to extract those, not sure if you can see which textures you need easily but yeah.

I noticed that you can see the textures missing if you compile the map, although that doesn't seem like the most efficient idea. ^_^

[nullb]

I've used bspsrc and that makes sense, also you can do Ctrl+P and see all the map errors.

While it does get me the textures from the .bsp they still don't work in Hammer, do I need to move them somewhere? I tried in the materials folder that didn't work.

[Mathiaas]

Yeah, place them in their folder under materials.

You can check what folder they should be in, in the .vmt. Should say like $basetexture or whatever it is.