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Adding/installing prefabs and editing them Difficulty: Beginner |
| Category: CS:S > Mapping | Author(s): Kjell_Kriminell |

I found that there were really no good tutorials on adding prefabs to hammer for newbies (like me =P ) so... Here it is.
1. Extract the prefab file with a unzip program. (I use winrar.)
2. Open the extracted folder and mark the .vmf file, then hold ctrl and press c (alternately right click the file and choose copy).
3. Go to your: accountname\sourcesdk\bin\ep1\bin\prefabs (usual path: C:\Program Files\Valve\Steam\SteamApps\accountname\sourcesdk\bin\ep1\bin\prefabs *see screenshot) and press ctrl+v (or right click and choose paste).
Now it's done, the next time you open Hammer it will be there.
To add a prefab to your existing file, just choose the entity tool and at the bottom right of hammer where it says categories: choose prefabs instead of entities and at object you have all your prefabs.
To edit the prefab you need to mark it and click ungroup objects (button with 2 g´s in it) so you get all the brushes/entities editable.
(Remember to give props to the person who originally made the prefab if you release a map with their work in it.)
Cheers!
glhf
Btw: I made this for people just getting into mapping, giving them a headstart. So all you people thinking "OMG that's so lame" or whatever, don't bother critisizing this tut, because I know I would have enjoyed it when I started out with Hammer.
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| Added: 1 year ago | Tags: hammer, prefabs, mapping |
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