An importer of VMF files into Godot Engine or Redot Engine.

Highly recommended to use Hammer++ since it supports precised vertex data.

We with my friend Ambiabstract did not find a convenient plugin for us to create levels for Godot and so we decided to use our favorite and familiar editor :)

A useful tool for those who like making levels in Hammer and are making a project on the Godot. Or for those who just want to port their map from Source Engine to Godot and see what happens.

• Installation instruction and other documents
• Project Template (example project)
• How to import VMF (video tutorial)

• Brushes geometry import (including UVs, materials IDs and smoothing groups)
• Instances support
• Models import (requires 3rd party utility MDL2OBJ, included in the repository)
• Materials import
• Displacements import (with vertex data)
  • WorldVertexTransition materials (blend textures) will be imported as WorldVertexTransitionMaterial
• Entities support
• Hammer's Input/Output system support
• Native VTF import (supported VTF formats: DXT1, DXT3, DXT5)

• Extraction of materials and models from VPKs is not supported
• Some of imported models may have wrong orientation
• New MDLs (from CS:GO an so on) is not supported

If you have some ideas, suggestions regarding to quality or solutions of the problems above, feel free to contribute!

• If you've added a new feature please add the relevant documentation.
• Follow the common Godot codestyle (yea-yea i'll fix the existing code in upcoming updates).

1. Install any of Source Engine Games (L4D, HL2, TF2)
2. Unpack all textures and models from VPKs
3. Decompile most complex maps
4. Try to import decompiled maps in Godot
5. Check for errors if they appear

• Source code of MDL2OBJ: https://github.com/H2xDev/mdl2obj
• Demo (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XYfvbIAlJU

H2xDev - main contributor
Ambiabstract - tech help and inspiration
MyCbEH - level design for example project
Lachrymogenic - Linux test, performance test
SharkPetro - materials test

MIT