You Know You've Been Doing Too Much Hammer When...
tile wrote:
RectorRocks wrote:HammerHead wrote:
wat.
TopHATTwaffle wrote:
wat.
yishbarr wrote:
...wut?
ChickenMobile wrote:
Wat.
Wat.
what?
You know you've been using hammer too much when you say wut, instead of doing wut.
Edit: if you by mistake shine an env_projectedtexture in someone's face.
when you're thinking to often how amazing some Lights in RL loocks like and thinking if they are a projected texture or static light.. (True Story)
Edit: Sometimes when im at places and see walls where the sun is really shining at, and i loocking at it for a few secounds, and hope that the wall becames darker, (Hdr). My friends sometimes asking what im doing . _.
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Edit: Every damn day, when im in the bathroom, i see this "misaligned Texture" and thinking everytime about to align it right. This floor (Or Hammer?) makes me crazy...
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Edit: I remember now, i had one day a dream that i made a map with 2 lasers. I tested the map (The map was scary, dont know why), and i go behind the laser. Then i wanted to go back but the laser was blocking me. And Hammer (Yes the tool) was behind the laser. And i was captured in the other side.
(So many edits)
I think im a freak or something like that, i never will get a girlfriend 
TheTobbell wrote:
Just the normal stuff ...
Man, totally normal, no need to worry about that
Just let it be 
I think Hammer is one of the programms, where you need really much thinking and Logic, and thats why we bind it a little bit with the rl. xD I think 
I've actually done that...a lot more then I'd like to admit...
Tmast98 wrote:
when while you're driving you think of all the parts of buildings/trees/hills/lampposts/etc. that could be made of nodraw texture and you'd never know.I've actually done that...a lot more then I'd like to admit...
or when you're driving through a big forest and wonder where the loading screens are. And that it must been a pain to place eveything manually
yes that happened
true story

If you don't get it, A black and purple checkerboard means a missing texture/reflection.
Anyway. when you are making a level for a game and you drag things.
josepezdj wrote:
When you are tired after a deep refurbishment at home, and your girlfriend asks you to clean a furniture with the polishing liquid, and you think: "oh... right, this is what builds the cubemaps" >.<
Now that is something you don't hear every day 