A compilation of Source Engine navigation meshes that are improvements over the Source Engine's automatically generated nav meshes and default nav meshes made by Valve.
To make a VPK with these nav meshes, use the build_vpk script. Run the script with no launch options to get the help display.
You are free to use my nav meshes in anyway you want, so long as you credit me.
You are free to merge additional navigation meshes for other maps. However the nav mesh must be at the path <root>/src/<game>/<map name without version suffix>/<nav mesh file>, or <repo>/src/<game>/community/<map name without version suffix>/<nav mesh file> if the map is not in the game by default.
- A version suffix is a string that indicates the version of the map. It's typically at the end of the map name. (e.g koth_spillway*_rc3a* or pl_abandoned_upward*_finalfix*)
e.g
koth_spillway_rc3a.nav-><root>/src/tf2/community/koth_spillway/koth_spillway_rc3a.navpl_badwater.nav-><root>/src/tf2/pl_badwater/pl_badwater.navde_mirage.nav-><root>/src/csgo/de_mirage/de_mirage.nav
The map folder should also have a README that links the nav mesh to the map's main page it is for.
If a specific nav area is modified or an issue is with that area, that area's ID must be shown (via nav_edit 1) so that I can locate it. Pictures should be used for clumps of nav areas.
Finally if a map's nav mesh does not need changes, then don't change it's nav mesh.
As of now I own Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, so I am able to test navigation meshes made in those games. However I cannot test nav meshes made in other Source games, so it is up to you to ensure they are reliable.