Meet The Pyro Released, Source Filmmaker Beta Sign Up Begun

[Gary]

lol, now it comes up:

[ScarT]

I kept checking the tools sections, because this is a tool. Valve is silly.

[Armageddon]

[Epifire]

Congrats Arma'. Valve didn't pull a Valve on you after all.

[Armageddon]

Yeah but, 10GB for this. I don't even think TF2 was that size when if first released, or EP2.

[no00dylan]

I finally got into the beta!

[Noodles]

And me, no idea how long it was there, so excited. Probably means I spent yesterday brooding over the tutorials and cursing Valve for nothing.....

[ScarT]

Yeah but, 10GB for this. I don't even think TF2 was that size when if first released, or EP2.

This contains HL2 and TF2, so that explains the filesize.

[nub]

Yeah definitely check your game library (not your tools!) every day to see if you got it. I was surprised just now when I went to "All Games" in my library and saw it sitting there waiting to be downloaded.

[Noodles]

It's now available to everybody

[Gary]

Haha, never got a chance to even download the beta.

[ScarT]

July 10, 2012 - Valve, creator of best-selling game franchises (such as Counter-Strike, Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Team Fortress) and leading technologies (such as Steam and Source), today announced the open beta release of Source Filmmaker (SFM), for free, to everyone.

The SFM is a storytelling tool Valve developed inside the Source Engine to create all its animated short films, including those in the "Meet the Team" series of Team Fortress 2 shorts. The SFM condenses the production pipeline of an animation studio down onto a single gaming PC. To help the community get started, the SFM includes all assets from Team Fortress 2 along with assets from two of the "Meet the Team" short films.

To see the newest and top-rated work being done by the community in the SFM, please visit http://www.steamcommunity.com/sfm.

For more information and to download the SFM, please visit http://www.sourcefilmmaker.com