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Is the issue resolved? If not, can you tell me if it is reproduceable?
I actually enjoy playing this fun map!
Wasn't really planning on it, but if no one else will then yeah I'll make freeflow versions of the other maps. I was gonna see if I could combine Broadway 1 and 2 and then make it non-linear, but I figured I'd just start small to see if it's actually fun to play first lol.
Thanks fro the tips, I'll get working on v2 immediately!
Here's a few tips for your Known Issues, if you wish to work on this map further.
First :
If zombies are spawning in places they shouldn't, try adjusting the navmesh (check for pieces atop fences!) or shrink the zombie spawn brush / add a zombie spawn blocker brush if none of the other tips alleviate the spawns. NPC Clip brushes may also be used to great effect.
Secondly :
To get zombies to climb up onto cars and other objects, you need to use nav_jump on a bit of mesh to make them climb up and down.
I would recommend disconnecting the nav up to a car and using nav_splice to create a new piece at the edges. It can be a bit finnickey but with some persistence you can get it working smoothly.
Good luck!