Hand-tuned NAV for map DE_DAMAGED_BETA (Counter-Strike: Source > Game files > Navigation Files)

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Improved bot's movement through all stairways
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Bot's Navigation file for the map DE_DAMAGED_BETA

Counter-Strike: Source : Bot's Navigation file for the map DE_DAMAGED_BETA

Nav Creator: Meurglis3, Release Date: November 12 2015

Here is the Navigation Mesh for nice old school map de_damaged_beta by Unslord / Gary Hwang (relesed June 2007).

It's fully created from scratch and carefully hand-tuned (manually optimized) .nav-file because included in original map archive .nav-file was simple auto-gen (absolutely not playable, imho).

Approximately 90% of the all auto-generated areas were remade manually. The special attention was paid to difficult complex of vertical pathways at Bombsite B (which in the original file was missed completely).

Well... bots use all possible ways now and perfectly moves through all map. So you won't find a silent corner where they wouldn't stick the curious noses! :-)

Also this Navigation Mesh is fully Place Painted.

NOTE: For possibility of comparison and in-game testing the original .nav-file by map creator available to downloading with the same map.

Play and Enjoy! Also your responses are still important for me ;-)

Credits and Gratitudes: Unslord (for fine and fun underground-styled map)

Additional Gratitudes: BarnDoor (for perfect playable navigation meshes for many fine CS:S maps), Chizbone (for informative and clever article BOT_BRAINED and a set of excellent navigation meshes), CoCoNUT (for fine hand-tuned navigation meshes for many fine CS:S maps), Valve Developer Community (for learning articles by Navigation Meshes and Navigation Mesh Commands).

When the levee breaks I'll have no place to stay :-)