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Good luck.
Use the one from the Texture Lighting tutorial. I don't actually have my own to hand anymore, not mapped for HL1 since I last formatted :).
Same here.
Wow.
Hey, nice, Captain P's still o'er there.
Hehe, "in het level, ik zit screens te maken" :).
Perculiar setup there. Have you tried uninstalling Hammer entirely? Alternatively, if you're compiling in Hammer, as I believe you are, use Expert instead of Normal, or vice-versa. Of course, you could compile externally instead, which is better anyway (see the Compiling Introduced tutorial for details).
It's the name?
Very strange, I've never found that before. Try ticking "pre-disaster" too?
Distinct aliasing around the edges ;).
No, Firefox does look, from the start, hugely like IE. Of course, all browsers look fairly similar, but Firefox especially, I must say. Hrny, J3r3my, are you actually going to make any constructive posts for/against either browser?
Yeah, you really did make it up, it's written in C++ ;>.
Read the Compiling Introduced tutorial, beaver, it explains the purposes of everything.
Yes, using RES files. Have a look at this tutorial (hurrah, the return of C-M!)
Don't panic, Ant, as I said in an e-mail. It appears that part of the archive was, mysteriously, passworded, and part not.
Jazhel, .7z, 7zip, was about two thirds of the size of a standard ZIP file, and that's a fairly big deal for Ant, as he's on 33k dial-up. ZIPs are relatively poor.
As for my part in this, what I did was unpack everything to the right directories for my own judging, then archived them retaining the neat structure, so Ant could just unzip everything straight to half-life and it'd all be in the right places for him. Every valid entry was send (the Source ones were not).
I hope that clears things up. We shall keep you all posted.
Jazhel, .7z, 7zip, was about two thirds of the size of a standard ZIP file, and that's a fairly big deal for Ant, as he's on 33k dial-up. ZIPs are relatively poor.
As for my part in this, what I did was unpack everything to the right directories for my own judging, then archived them retaining the neat structure, so Ant could just unzip everything straight to half-life and it'd all be in the right places for him. Every valid entry was send (the Source ones were not).
I hope that clears things up. We shall keep you all posted.
What water bug?
Can't you guess what a point_clientcommand entity does?
Look at the Steam tutorial? 
Excellent.
Just... liberal in general. Here in Anglaterre I do indeed heartily support the Liberal Democrats (see avatar at present), who are a political party, but not just that.
I can't see any problem with this fella offering people webspace.
Heh, the Opera CEO is swimming to America (from Norway) 'cos they made it to 1,000,000 downloads of Opera 8 in four days (Firefox took five).
Beethoven's Ninth
You can have it trigger the same thing twice. Do that, and target the sound again after another two seconds or whatever. Don't worry about the #2 or whatever Hammer adds to the multimanager key, it'll still work.
What?
By the way, you'll notice that the window there wasn't maximised? I was hardly gunna post a 1024x768 image pointlessly (or, now, a 1280x1024).
J3r3my, your site is completely illegible. Use very bright on dark, or dark on light.
By the way, you'll notice that the window there wasn't maximised? I was hardly gunna post a 1024x768 image pointlessly (or, now, a 1280x1024).
J3r3my, your site is completely illegible. Use very bright on dark, or dark on light.
I don't wish to know that!
Look at the "style" part of this page, near the top. It explains how to do this.
Are you from Russia or near?
Are you from Russia or near?
I can't see anything wrong with that. Elaborate.
I've got Russian from the nice Ukranian girl at my college, but thanks ;).
, Tony Blair's close friend,
A. Yay!
Yes, I did know.
Unicode breaks atom's code, that's why I transliterated it ;).
Unicode breaks atom's code, that's why I transliterated it ;).
Site-dependent CSS override? How about user Javascripts? 
Look at my CSS override on Google:
Conclusion: Opera wins.
Heh. No, I didn't expect to be top so far, I must admit.
J3r3my, that's because it's the best, blatantly. I spread EELS and Opera wher'ver I go.
Heh, Bulgarian?
"Klavisha". That's a nice word.
"Klavisha". That's a nice word.
Actually, dandy, I'm almost certain that it must be 8-bit audio for the lip synching to work.
J3r3my, Sound Forge can, and I'm sure so can many others.
J3r3my, Sound Forge can, and I'm sure so can many others.
It's down to volunteering, not invitation.
I'm still the best so far, which suprises me rather :).
40-50 WPM is apparently now office typist-standard.
Googly.
small and big, but
No she didn't.
Yeah, I'm fairly sure that the author of poolday (or a variant) did it.
We meant on that test, m0p.
Use the RAD Game Tools, freeware, superb.
Nice.