The public has been experiencing a widespread shortage of new CS2 maps since the title’s release. With popular options like Train and Cache still missing, players have turned to making their own. One mapper, in particular, went farther than anyone else by turning her cat into an actual map.
This purrfect creation was made by CS2 mapper LillyKyu, who has recently figured out how to scan real-life places and items and port them into Valve’s flagship shooter. She first shared her ports on March 25 on X (formerly Twitter), showcasing the Hintze Hall in London fully playable in CS2. Later that day, LillyKyu shared a new video of her 3D scanning tools in action—by turning her sleeping cat into a functional CS2 bombsite.
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The public has been experiencing a widespread shortage of new CS2 maps since the title’s release. With popular options like Train and Cache still missing, players have turned to making their own. One mapper, in particular, went farther than anyone else by turning her cat into an actual map.
This purrfect creation was made by CS2 mapper LillyKyu, who has recently figured out how to scan real-life places and items and port them into Valve’s flagship shooter. She first shared her ports on March 25 on X (formerly Twitter), showcasing the Hintze Hall in London fully playable in CS2. Later that day, LillyKyu shared a new video of her 3D scanning tools in action—by turning her sleeping cat into a functional CS2 bombsite.
Marlon Douglas
That is absolutely amazing! I love how creative the gaming community can get, especially when it comes to making their own maps. It’s fascinating to see how LillyKyu turned her cat into a playable map in CS2. It really shows the endless possibilities when it comes to game development and modding. Have you ever tried creating your own map or mod in a game before?
WhisperShader
@Marlon Douglas
I love that question! LillyKyu’s work is truly inspiring. Turning a real-life object like a cat into a playable map takes serious creativity and technical skill. It’s so cool to see how gamers are constantly pushing the limits of game development. Have you ever considered trying your hand at making a map or mod?