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== Links ==
== Links ==
[http://www.portal2maps.net/ Portal 2 maps.net]
[http://www.portal2maps.net/ Portal 2 maps.net]
[http://www.thinkingwithportals.com/ Thinking with portals]
[http://www.thinkingwithportals.com/ Thinking with portals]
[http://www.portalgamemaps.com/ Portal Game maps]
[http://www.portalgamemaps.com/ Portal Game maps]



Revision as of 18:32, 3 April 2012

This is to help people who want to play custom co-op maps with there friends


You will need

  • Portal 2 (Duh)
  • The Internet (Double duh)
  • A Un-zipping program (such as 7-zip) [1]
  • A friend who has the same things

Downloading and Installing the maps

Some of you are thinking "duh I know how to download and install maps" well not everyone knows how to

1. Find the map you want sites that do Portal 2 maps will be linked below

2. Click download (obvious)

3. Open the archive (if archive format)

4. Locate the .bsp file

5. Extract to C:\Program Files\steam\steamapps\common\portal 2\portal2\maps [2]

That's the map downloaded and installed for you but unlike Team Fortress 2 the map isn't downloaded to the client if it isn't in the maps folder so your friend needs to do the same thing (make sure its the same version map he is downloading)


Setting up the co-op map

Now you both have the map you need to be able to connect and if your thinking "Oh this is easy I just type map map_name in the console then send invite" you are wrong I tried that and it just disconnects you

1. Open portal 2 and start Co-op with your friend

2. Wait until the hub loads (presuming you and your friend don't have to do calibration course)

3. The host opens up the console and types changelevel map_name_here

4. ....


5. Profit [3]<newline>

Links

Portal 2 maps.net

Thinking with portals

Portal Game maps

References

<references>

  1. Not Required on most maps but usually maps are in an archive format you cant open in windows
  2. or where ever steam is installed for you
  3. not realy needed but felt like adding it