Non-destructive workflows are so passé. I'm all about extra-destructive workflows now. I bisect some geometry and the edge of the cut is all jagged. I remove a texture layer and it vaporises, leaving scorch marks on the layer below. I hit ctrl-z and a giant hand comes out of the computer screen to slap me.
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in reply to @trashbang's post:
ah, a fellow user of ImageEditor.jar
http://www.jhlabs.com/ie/
Extra destructive workflows are all about making changes as hard as possible to back out of. Every time you move a brush, it compiles the map, deletes the .map source data, then decompiles the .bsp and reopens that in the editor. Maybe you have to reboot your computer a couple times in between. Maybe the editor doesn't have a config file and you have to redo your settings every time you open it. 10-15 clicks to tell it where the map compile binaries are every single time.
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