Singleplayer Maps
Godzilla (Lazars) wrote:
I'm really confused on trying to load them on the game, I got the download but I have no idea what to do when I actually get on the game. I am pretty sure I extract it to the right place. (maps)
You need to place them with the other maps.
Place them in the map folder, located here...
"C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\portal 2\sdk_content\maps\"
Then to run them in the game, you need to enable the developer console. Launch Portal 2, open up the options and select 'Advanced'. Then click 'Enable Developer Console'. Exit to the main menu, then press the '`' on your keyboard (usually located top left) and type in the following...
map "mapname"
Make sure that it is the name of your map, without the quotation marks.
Then press enter.
Lostprophetpunk wrote:
"C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\portal 2*portal2*\maps\"
Fixed. The "sdk_content" folder is for Hammer's .VMFs.
Will T. wrote:
Lostprophetpunk wrote:"C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\portal 2*portal2*\maps\"
Fixed. The "sdk_content" folder is for Hammer's .VMFs.
Ah, damn. I got it mixed up due to spending most of my day mapping. >_<
or it sends me to main menu.
If you want to start a coop map in singleplayer, just open any singleplayer map with "map <map>" and then "changelevel <map>".
Skotty wrote:
To play coop maps in coop you have to start the coop game regulary. In the lobby you open up the console and write "changelevel ".
If you want to start a coop map in singleplayer, just open any singleplayer map with "map " and then "changelevel ".
Not to mention you have to be atlas to do it in game.
Skotty wrote:
Oh dude! If you are serverhost you are always Atlas, and even if you wouldn't be, it would change anything!
Pretty sure that by saying being Atlas he means being the server host 
Will T. wrote:
Whereas TF2 and other multiplayer Valve games can download custom maps and other files from the server, Portal 2 doesn't do this.
I wonder why Valve cut this feature out? Would be very useful when it came to custom maps you make.