Competition: Talking Scientists
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- Open Date
- 20 years ago2004-05-06 00:00:00 UTC
- Close Date
- 20 years ago2004-05-27 23:59:59 UTC
- Type
- Full Map
- Allowed Engines
- Goldsource
- Judging Type
- Judged (all engines combined)
Produce a room with two scientists in it.
When the player enters the room, the scientists turn to each other and have a conversation. The type, length and wording of the conversation is your choice....
If you use your own sentence.txt and .wav files you must upload the files as a minimod (stand alone game).
This will make judging quicker
This contest was set and will be judged by Andy. Direct any questions you may have to him.
When the player enters the room, the scientists turn to each other and have a conversation. The type, length and wording of the conversation is your choice....
If you use your own sentence.txt and .wav files you must upload the files as a minimod (stand alone game).
This will make judging quicker
This contest was set and will be judged by Andy. Direct any questions you may have to him.
Results
It was very difficult to seperate these entries and place them in order of merit. They all achieved the goal of showing Two Scientists having a conversation.
Honourable mentions go to Vassy and MattyB.
Honourable mentions go to Vassy and MattyB.
Using all the available HL resources, MuzzleFlash showed how to put together a simple conversation sequence with impact.
I am still laughing, but that is not the reason it was first. The Sci's worked well together, couldn't be interupted and the room design enhanced the conversation.
I am still laughing, but that is not the reason it was first. The Sci's worked well together, couldn't be interupted and the room design enhanced the conversation.
A large map that looks like it will become something more than just a compo entry. Contrary to the Readme, the voice acting isn't all that bad 
After gameplay, the player is teleported to a camera sequence of the Sci's finishing the story.
After gameplay, the player is teleported to a camera sequence of the Sci's finishing the story.
Vox's simple modification of the sentences.txt proved that it is possible to create an interesting map. Some minor glitches in processing the wav files detracted from the overall "feel" of this map.