We were asked to create a Motion Graphics package for a television sports program proposal featuring topics such as Football, NBA, and E-Sports. I chose to focus on the video game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and the "Blast" (blastpremier.com) tournament.

Logo.

Breakdown.

Intro.

CS:GO Gameplay.

Character Falling.

Team Cloth's.

3D program game content.

VTFEDIT:

After exporting the game's textures, I converted those ".vtx" files to ".png" format, where I could then edit the textures according to my needs.

Textures from character.

Skins from weapons and gloves.

VUE-SKINS:

I used this tool to export weapon skins for which I didn't know the file names. All I had to do was open the game and use certain binds to select the textures that I could see in real-time, highlighted with greenish tones. I then exported them as ".png" files to my computer.

Remove texture from weapon.

Remove texture from stickers.

HLAE:

With this program, I was able to export the actual gameplay of the game to the ".agr" format, which I could then open in Blender using the "Blender Source Tools" plugin and the "IO Importer VMF" plugin.

Gameplay in blender.

GCFSCAPE:

With this program, I was able to open and extract .GCF files from the game's folders to my computer, such as ".vtx" files, primarily extracting color textures, normal maps, and masks.

BSPSRC:

With this program, I was able to export the game's maps from ".bsp" format to ".vmf" format. Afterwards, I was able to open them in Blender using the "Blender Source Tools" plugin and the "IO Importer VMF" plugin.

Map "Dust 2" in blender.

Map "Dust 2" in blender with textures.

CROWBAR:

With this program, I was able to convert ".mdl" files to ".smd" format for the game's characters and animations. I could then open these files in Blender using the "Blender Source Tools" plugin and the "IO Importer VMF" plugin.

Tests.