The Steam Workshop integration is pretty impressive stuff, too, and it comes pre-loaded with some excellent examples of what the editor can actually do. Im sure many of us have been spending the weekend making all sorts of nifty maps and I figured that people have probably figured out how to do some pretty interesting techniques and item combos to expand upon the limitations of the current editor. I genuinely feel like the bottleneck is now my frankly Neanderthal brain and poor understanding of basic logic rather than my comprehension of the editor, so bravo Valve.
Our goal is to provide a platform for the entire Portal community to create. The engine is based off the CS:GO version of the Source Engine with the entirety of Portal 2 ported to it.
#Portal 2 map editor mod#
It’s a far simpler proposition than wrestling with the mind-boggling Hammer editor, that’s for sure. Portal 2: Community Edition is a mod for Portal 2 that improves its engine to empower modders to create content that was previously impossible. The in-game editor presents levels in an easy-to-understand block view, and you can even zoom into the levels and test them on-the-fly without ever exiting the game. I’ve had a quick go and it’s a remarkably simple tool that still manages to feel like a powerful piece of kit that really smart people might use. The Portal 2 Authoring Tool provides all the tools that the developers of Portal 2 used to create the maps of the main game. If you left your computer on overnight you’ve probably already got it. The just-under-a-gig update will trigger next time you launch Steam.
Speaking in an interview with NeoGamr, however, Valve did comment that the game has sold over four million units. The map editor is an update to Source SDK, and with it you’ll be able to create single player and co-op maps, as well as new. This free DLC is only available on PC and Mac, and while Valve hasn’t commented on whether or not these features will be coming to console I wouldn’t exactly hold your breath. The Portal 2 Perpetual Testing Initiative has begun, which is Valve’s way of saying that you can now make spiffy Portal 2 levels using an in-game map editor. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators.
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