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1950s Suburbs

I have released a newer version of this map. The new version is greatly improved, and does not require Counter Strike. Link: http://test-steamproxy.haloskins.io/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=449962668

Unfortunately, this map requires Counter Strike Source to be installed for many nature textures to work, and a few models.

Hello!

This map is set in the early 1950s, and is, as the title suggests, a suburb. There are many custom textures. This map also features clean appliances. There are five houses, one diner, a park with two horseshoe courts, and a little league baseball field. Unfortunately, the skybox trees are only simple textures, and they can look a bit blurry up close. This map is based on New Jersey, Connecticut, and Minnesota.

This map is medium sized, and it works fine for building land vehicles. It works rather well for scenes.

I hope you enjoy playing on my new map. Feel free to use this map in any way. You can decompile it, take the textures, modify it, film it, and do anything with it. You don't even need to give me credit! But if you want to, go ahead! :D

I don't exactly plan on updating the map, but you never can be 100% sure. :D

There may be a bug in HDR mode where the windows reflect either pink and black checkerboards, or are pure white. I don't know why this would happen exactly. This only seems to happen when run in CSS. I could be wrong, but I don't think this happens in Garry's Mod.

Unfortunately, I do not take map requests. I am also sorry to say that I do not accept friend requests. Sorry.

Here are the custom textures I made, if you wish to use them on your own maps. Simply place the folder titled "farm" in the materials folder of whatever source engine based game you wish to use Hammer with! :D https://www.dropbox.com/s/zs5cwq00w1mwfg0/farm.zip?dl=0

These are the appliances, such as the stove and refriderator, as well as the beds, and the television and radio, in prefab form.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/986eckyffgv8sea/1940s-1950s%20Appliances.zip?dl=0