[Tutorial] Making a Poster Overlay
- Thread starter Nineaxis
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Verno
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- Jul 17, 2010
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I appear to have four tier0.dll in the username\sourcesdk folder at:
username\sourcesdk\bin\source2009
username\sourcesdk\bin\source2007
username\sourcesdk\bin\ep1
username\sourcesdk\
There are also a few others in various locations. Where does tier0.dll need to be in order for vtex.exe to work?
username\sourcesdk\bin\source2009
username\sourcesdk\bin\source2007
username\sourcesdk\bin\ep1
username\sourcesdk\
There are also a few others in various locations. Where does tier0.dll need to be in order for vtex.exe to work?
Thanks for making the guide, I ended up making this poster, still need to do the weather effects though. http://kyo-comics.deviantart.com/art/Saluting-Soldier-Cigars-Poster-459082893
I feel like we as an Internet ought to have a hard-and-fast, universally agreed upon rule about image hosting. One that's taken as seriously as "Don't type entire posts in all-caps" and the like.
In the meantime, I'm totally cool with just deleting this thread since it is clearly worthless now.
In the meantime, I'm totally cool with just deleting this thread since it is clearly worthless now.
TheBestUsername
L4: Comfortable Member
- Jun 25, 2013
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I'm pretty sad that the pictures are missing. Oh, well.
I just use postimage.com for this kind of stuff. There's no image management or anything, but since there is no data cap, I find it more helpful than a site like imgur (except for albums of photos). If you're concerned that you may have to delete the image at a later time, every upload provides a deletion link you can keep.
Note: For those interested in using the site, keep two things in mind. 1. There are two ads on the homepage, but no true 'ad-spam' anywhere! 2. To post images to the forums, use the "Direct Link" address, not the "Link" address.
But yeah, if TF2Maps hosted images itself, I'd rather use that, as opposed to other services.
Note: For those interested in using the site, keep two things in mind. 1. There are two ads on the homepage, but no true 'ad-spam' anywhere! 2. To post images to the forums, use the "Direct Link" address, not the "Link" address.
But yeah, if TF2Maps hosted images itself, I'd rather use that, as opposed to other services.
Dang, I was hoping to use this guide, but it looks like all the pictures are broken. Oh well, just kind of what happens to a 9 year old thread...
Also it's funny because the last post here is talking about tf2maps hosting images
Also it's funny because the last post here is talking about tf2maps hosting images
... I don't understand why you used this meme?
Honestly, I'm fine with the bump, as this thread his helpful (even without the images), but I don't know how exactly that spongebob meme fits in.
Have I lost my meme magic? Am I just getting too old and/or out-of-touch?
All I meant is that TF2maps does host images now because it's the future...
Anyway, I did end up figuring it out. Most of the help I was looking for was on how to do the weathering effects.
Anyway, I did end up figuring it out. Most of the help I was looking for was on how to do the weathering effects.
- Mar 23, 2017
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So after I created my TGA file, I followed all the steps to try and convert it, and I get this error:
When I press a key, the window disappears, and I cannot find my converted VTF file anywhere. This is the file path I've been using for my TGA:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\sourcesdk_content\tf\materialsrc\signs
It's slightly different from the one provided in the OP, is that a problem?
The file path where I've been looking for the converted VTF:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\materials
When I press a key, the window disappears, and I cannot find my converted VTF file anywhere. This is the file path I've been using for my TGA:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\sourcesdk_content\tf\materialsrc\signs
It's slightly different from the one provided in the OP, is that a problem?
The file path where I've been looking for the converted VTF:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\materials
So after I created my TGA file, I followed all the steps to try and convert it, and I get this error:
When I press a key, the window disappears, and I cannot find my converted VTF file anywhere. This is the file path I've been using for my TGA:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\sourcesdk_content\tf\materialsrc\signs
It's slightly different from the one provided in the OP, is that a problem?
The file path where I've been looking for the converted VTF:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\materials
You're better off using VTFEdit to convert the textures.