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Nem's Batch Compiler is now updated and can be used to compile source maps.

Nem's site: http://nemesis.thewavelength.net/index.php?p=1

Download:http://nemesis.thewavelength.net/index.php?p=3

And a tutorial to set it up for source: http://nemesis.thewavelength.net/index.php?c=141#p141

I personally much prefer using this to compile a map compared to the in-built Hammer function (called 'run map')

The benefits it has:
- More options (they are available in Hammer but you need to know the commands).

- Computer is still responsive whilst compiling. You can't play games or anything but you can do simple tasks. Although depends on computer somewhat.

I've always used the ol' handy DOS .bat-files for compiling maps, but Nems Batch Compiler is quite a handy tool for those who don't do oldschool ;)

It's the same as CST as far as I'm concerned, trying it can't hurt :) I have failed to see major differences between CST and valve tools, something which was blatant on the HL engine.

Originally posted by Furyo
It's the same as CST as far as I'm concerned, trying it can't hurt :) I have failed to see major differences between CST and valve tools, something which was blatant on the HL engine. Err whats CST?

Custom Source Tools. Replacements for vbsp, vvis and vrad.

See here (http://www.zhlt.tk/).

Nem's apps have better quality control! :P

Ive been using this compiler for awhile now. Cant think of 1 bad thing to say about it. It works great.