Perfect Nav Mesh

This is a group for CS:GO level designers interested in developing perfect nav meshes for their maps, and for nav mesh editors interested in improving nav meshes for the existing maps, and for server admins who may find here improved nav meshes for maps being ran on their servers. Another goal is to promote cooperation between level designers and nav mesh editors in the best interest of CS:GO and its community.

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GameBanana.com Insurgency Mapping Contest 2014 Sponsored by Razer

25 June, 2014 - tomgor | 0 Comments

http://eo.steamhost.cc/steamcommunity_com/games/insurgency/announcements/detail/1711680838646875315
http://gamebanana.com/contests/48

tomgor's tweaked nav mesh versions of popular maps removed from Workshop

11 June, 2014 - tomgor | 7 Comments

I have decided to remove my tweaked nav mesh versions of original maps from Workshop, as publishing them there, has been perceived as a controversial idea by some members of CSGO community and particularly by some level designers.

My decision has been also influenced by a recent statement by Valve: http://eo.steamhost.cc/steamcommunity_com/games/CSGO/announcements/detail/1751086783896069815
Please note, I have never pretended to be the creator of the maps I have published on Workshop and have always stated very clearly that I was not the Author and that my only contribution was an improved nav mesh. I have always given proper credit to the Author of the original map.

Instead, soon I will provide here at p_NM, a link to a folder containing the leatest versions of all my nav meshes I ever created or tweaked.

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Tamago Tamago 28 Aug @ 3:23pm

That URL did nothing for you?
Hmm, that's weird

Anyway, thanks for your quick response and removing the dead links in the thread!

ham5

28 Aug @ 7:20am

Thanks for reporting, I've went though the post and removed all dead links. It did say redirecting for me, but did nothing. The whole host/site appears to be down, I think what you seen was a result of your own browser and/or plugins. I would not be concerned.

Tamago Tamago 28 Aug @ 2:38am

Do not access the URL "www[dot]ai-blog[dot]net" posted in the "Resources - read first" thread.

The link redirects to a fake Microsoft site that displays a fake warning message like
"Your computer is at risk."
When I opened the fake site, Google Chrome stopped responding, CPU usage skyrocketed, and memory usage rose to nearly 100%.
I ended up having to force quit Google Chrome using Task Manager.