If it's not a Valve game, it is.

This handy tool[facepunch.com] will extract everything in the .GMA archives Gmod workshop downloads use, allowing you to use the contents in SFM.

Keep in mind, new fog settings aren't saved in the project so you'll have to reset them every time you load the project.

SFM doesn't have Pyrovision because it uses a version of TF2 from shortly after the Medic update. Thus, there is no way to force the shaders on. It's not embedded in the map files. Valve worked around this for MTP by just creating a shedload of custom resources (usually matte paintings).

There might be a way to manually apply the effect permanently in a VMT, but that brings up a whole seperate arduous process, especially if you want to have Pyrovision and non-Pyrovision shots in the same project.

I regret nothing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzuXInTACUI

Install this: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/OpenSourceFilmmaker/discussions/2/864947149153770006/

Originally posted by Yurtex:

It doesn't tells how to extract materials from maps (from .bsp)

There's a checkbox in bsprc that takes care of it for you.

1.) While CS:S supports HDR, only two or three maps (Dust, Militia, maybe Dust2) are actually compiled for it. It'd be useful, but not vital, if someone did the decompile/recompile shuffle on them.

2.) The BSPs included in CS:GO are of a newer format than SFM supports. The source files for some (but not all maps) are included in the CS:GO SDK, but for some reason I can't seem to compile them (or at least, to compile Office) using the SFM tools. Recompiled versions would be greatly appreciated, probably by more people than just I.

Thanks!