thats because, so far the editor is smarter than the Idots who make/play killboxes.

hammer is not quite as easy to set up as it was before. its levels above these people.

as yak said, give it a week, or perhaps a month.

? quoting Drominix

except I finished it yesterday orph........I guess I am an idiot for teaching myself most of hammer on my own.

you sound offended, that was not really my intention. i realize that, that is normal, but truly not my goal.

the HL2 engine, and quite frankly the HL1 engine as well is capable of so much more, that anyone who would willingly limit themselves to a killbox map is an affront to me, and to almost everyone i know.

we do however all share a common belief, that the author should feel free to create whatever they wish, and as tracer tried hard to do, he was attempting to be gentile with you on such a horrid subject.

push yourself, just a tiny bit, and you will come to realize the full satisfaction of creating something to be proud of.

i can assure you this much, when you finally create a real map, you will wish that you could remove any killboxes with your name on them.

my advice, do not release anything till you work past this killbox thing.

we stand at a crossroad, go one way, offend worse, go another and the other party is left ignorant.

i think i will stand at the crossroad and not proceed one more step.

good luck.

/me bows out.

Ah Killbox maps, brings back memories of sweaty seats and ridiculous frag counts.

I know to all you serious mappers that the killbox represents something you created when pissing about with Worldcraft for the first time. These maps don't need to be taken seriously. The truth is the first killbox was actually quite good, its pure simplicity. A player never gets lost and gets plenty of practice shooting a variety of weapons, its total madness, no tactics are needed. I still wander on to these types of maps occansionally just to vent some frustration.

The stuttering is caused by multiplayer world physics. In single player source engine is set to use higher FPS and more detail per second, such as movement, FPS on sprites and models and higher DPI on model skins. In Multiplayer, Everything is scaled down. Including all movement factors this is to help with the lag problem that is boundto accompany such a complex game in MP. What they didnt take into consideration was that when some things are scaled down as such, they miss vital frames so instead of going up in frames 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, in singleplayer, you go in 1,3,5,7,9 in the same amount of time so it's just like taking the FPS down in a video file.