SDK is Software Development Kit. In Steam you could e.g. create a new mod for HL2 or you could use the program Hammer to create maps for various mods. I have been on Hammer a lot recently because I am learning to create maps for CSS. SDK is a free download (via tools tab in Steam) if you have bought HL2 for example.
If you see me on SDK and you send a message I might not see it as it doesn't pop up and flash as it does on Steam. I am not ignoring you it is just that something else is in focus. :byebye:
i allready wondered what Steam SDK was :)
Quote from: Dr Sadako;220347I have been on Hammer a lot recently because I am learning to create maps for CSS. SDK is a free download (via tools tab in Steam) if you have bought HL2 for example.
If you see me on SDK and you send a message I might not see it as it doesn't pop up and flash as it does on Steam. I am not ignoring you it is just that something else is in focus. :byebye:
according to reports you've been SDK for 72 hours solid:blink:
Quote from: Blunt;220349according to reports you've been SDK for 72 hours solid:blink:
My Hero...72 hours on the Hammer...I'm lucky to get 5 minutes
I once made a small map for DODS. I have often thought about porting one of my favorite dods maps over to cs i.e adding bomb points etc.
Could be cool
My name is Whitey and I am an addict...
I blame Sadako, I just can't put that Hammer down!!:ranting2:
For anyone who has thought about mapping but never got round to it, give it a go. There are some great tutorials out there and although it can be frustrating to start with, it's great once you know the basics. :D
what is Source SDK then?
Quote from: Free;220482what is Source SDK then?
Read the first post. Source SDK is the Software Development Kit for the source engine in HL2.