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And the installer is loads better
11:14Penguinboy
hmm I found a bug in twhl4 but now it's broken and I can't fix it because I can't code at the moment
13:38Admer456
As for me, VS2017 will probably stay a dream because of my laptop. Whenever I see a program that takes more than 900MB, I think about what stuff to delete on my HDD first. :p
15:46potatis_invalid
Check out a program called WinDirStat. It gives a clear view of which files and folders on your disk are the largest. Very helpful when you need to make space.
18:55Shepard62700FR
Is it me or TWHL v4 Beta is down?
23:08Penguinboy
Yes I broke it, see above
04:08Admer456
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lid I've used it for a few years. Really handy piece of software. :)
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Looping custom ambient_generic sounds Half-Life
By Veli-Pekka Lehtonen
| The Basics The hard part of this is finding a good sound file, as the beginning and the end of the file have to transition smoothly. Once you have, you need to make it conform with the following parameters to make it loop in Half-Life: To do all this, you need a sound editing program like Cool Edit 2000, which can make "cue points" for your wav and save in the required format. Here are other audio editors if you didn't like Cool Edit 2000. Example - using Cool Edit 2000 Then, in your map editor, create an ambient_generic using your new sound. By default it will now loop, playing it over and over and over... which is why the hard part is choosing a good sound. |