here’s just a complete guide, since it gets pretty confusing first time you do it:

open the .bsp in blender with SourceIO installed. Take out any unnecessary parts (like lights, NPCs, etc.) then export as fbx.

Put the fbx into the SDK (preferably in the example map since it has spawns which are hard to make) and select every part, then change the layer to lowpolycollider, then add the “mesh collider” and “ballistic collider” components (change the material and other properties if you need). copy every part, disable the mesh renderer, then change the layer to “transparentcollider”.

After that, you can add the textures. You can either use custom textures imported from the source game you’re using or use my assets from the alpha. you should be able to change each individual material if you click the parent of every object in the fbx. and scroll down in the properties tab.

Thanks, Should have some maps coming down the pipeline soon, is there any way of getting around having only one custom map at the moment? would make it easier in the future when theres more custom maps to download. something like a custom maps framework that creates new map selectors like the SP Construct map within the selection screen automaticaly within a selected space, something you can just drag and drop the new map files into in the BepinEx folder and the framework does everything else automaticaly, there would need to be a limit on how many maps would be available on screen at one time due to the lack of space on the map screen.

maybe? I haven’t messed around with that yet. you’d need to do some stuff with the server code and file/folder names, though.

install it like any other mod. drag bepinex and user into the root (the one with the tarkov exe) of spt

i did and it didnt work idk why

No. We can prove WarOwl wrong once and for all.

too late. its in the alpha, so im adding it.

its pretty advanced, and basically nobody knows how to do it yet. wait until i make some type of documentation

yep.