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"Jackhammer is a great editor, and its multi-use ability puts it above par of its competitors (sledge editor, VHE), but I find it's lacking three main things, however.
1) 3D Manipulation of Geometry
In Hammer editor 4.1, pressing 'x' in the 3D view allows you to resize blocks in that window, as well as perform vertex manipulation actions.
2) Copy and pasting onto the mouse location
As it stands now, all pastes seem to go up and to the left of their original copy. To paste directly where the cursor is positioned, both in 3D and in 2D views, would be an incredible boon to mapping efficiency.
3) Prefabs
Simply put, a prefab system similar to "&i" in 4.1
If these were implemented and game support was extended further (To source era games, perhaps?) I'd definitely throw a few bucks this way."
With these features, JACK would be better than Hammer in every way! And with Steamworks, it would be amazing!
Yeah I'm looking at you HammUEr...