Then don't lose your account ;P
The SDK isn't great - The VMT selection is horrid, since there's only texes included for the default levels, and the prop model selection isn't great either.
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Yeah, I figured as much.
Um, no.
http://www.snarkpit.com/editing.php?page=tutorials&game=HL&id=98
http://www.snarkpit.com/editing.php?page=tutorials&game=HL&id=98
Microsoft PCM, 8-bit, mono, unsigned, with a playback rate of 11025Hz.
It was also up when the security breach incident occured and repairs were underway.
Definitely ;o
Should, for once, not have an opostrophe.Apostrophe
No, no no! Don't create a cube! Just place a wall where you want sky, and cover it in SKY instead.
As for the location of the texture itself, it's in halflife.wad, with the name, er, sky. It's just a wonderful lt. blue color.
As for the location of the texture itself, it's in halflife.wad, with the name, er, sky. It's just a wonderful lt. blue color.
They're idiot bots. You can walk right up to one and he won't kill you half of the time, he'll try and FB you instead. They're better than the CZ bots with no brain though :P. These ones have some spark of intelligence.
Yeh, ytiAdmin had coded a driveable tank in Spirit.
Wow, I didn't catch that. Nor did Hugh. I shortened it to Source in most cases since a lot of the time I referred to the engine - Source is capable of rendering maps with this much detail, Source supports these effects, etc.
Thanks all
I've been playtesting CS:S and have written a review on it.
http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/recognition/43335.html
Link to it there, as well as my OpFor, HL:PS2 and RoN reviews.
-Rabideh
http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/recognition/43335.html
Link to it there, as well as my OpFor, HL:PS2 and RoN reviews.
-Rabideh
Afaik there isn't one.
You could either make it for CS, or do some coding and make your own mod, using the HL code combined with the vehicle code from CS.
You could either make it for CS, or do some coding and make your own mod, using the HL code combined with the vehicle code from CS.
No, since CS added new code for the vehicles.
Yeah, try manually running the map.
Make sure your sounds are in sound as well.
Make sure your sounds are in sound as well.
With good reason, what I've heard is that he's afraid that it would ban all users registered after Anon. registered or something, which wouldn't be very good now would it?
Spirit at work?
http://articles.thewavelength.net/
That might be helpful, Wavelength has loads of coding info. VERC might be helpful as well.
That might be helpful, Wavelength has loads of coding info. VERC might be helpful as well.
It's because there's a space in Program Files, it confuses the compiler.
Either read the bottom of Teh Steam tutorial for instructions on how to setup subst to avoid this problem, or reinstall Steam to a space-free directory.
Either read the bottom of Teh Steam tutorial for instructions on how to setup subst to avoid this problem, or reinstall Steam to a space-free directory.
You also need to include any custom wadfiles, too...
Did you use custom textures, sounds, models, etc?
I'll explain the Visibility process of HL since I've nothing else to do except organize music, and that sucks.
Let's take a simple box room. We'll assume it's sealed from the black void. Now, since you can't see outside this box, our player will only see the four walls of his room and the ceiling and floor faces, thus rendering 6 faces. The other faces, exposed to the void, are discarded during the compile process since hey, they're never going to be seen. We'll mess with VIS's thinking shortly ;).
Let's add a nasty skybox, and remove a wall section for a lovely window.
Thus, the skybox is the box enclosing our 'box' from the void and thus IT'S outside faces won't be rendered, but the faces of our box-room will be rendered since they're within the skybox area, and presumably, will be seen by the player. Therefore, we'll see 4 extra wall faces, plus the side faces of the walls, ceiling, and floor. And that's if you've laid it out correctly.
Might not seem like much now, but once your map gets very complex, this will be a nightmare for VIS and the player too, since it'll make your compile times unnecessarily long and give the player unnecessary lag.
Let's take a simple box room. We'll assume it's sealed from the black void. Now, since you can't see outside this box, our player will only see the four walls of his room and the ceiling and floor faces, thus rendering 6 faces. The other faces, exposed to the void, are discarded during the compile process since hey, they're never going to be seen. We'll mess with VIS's thinking shortly ;).
Let's add a nasty skybox, and remove a wall section for a lovely window.
Thus, the skybox is the box enclosing our 'box' from the void and thus IT'S outside faces won't be rendered, but the faces of our box-room will be rendered since they're within the skybox area, and presumably, will be seen by the player. Therefore, we'll see 4 extra wall faces, plus the side faces of the walls, ceiling, and floor. And that's if you've laid it out correctly.
Might not seem like much now, but once your map gets very complex, this will be a nightmare for VIS and the player too, since it'll make your compile times unnecessarily long and give the player unnecessary lag.
http://cariad.co.za/twhl/tutorial.php?id=23
That should familiarize you with the tools, and some of the terminolgy used in level editing and you'll build a sample map along the way.
That should familiarize you with the tools, and some of the terminolgy used in level editing and you'll build a sample map along the way.
Ugh, I hate those commercials.
Probably a lot more entity trickery than it's worth.
But it won't be breakable. It can be transparent, though.
If you use Steam, get GCFScape and open your half-life.gcf. In the valvesprites folder, there are all the sprites the game uses; some of them will work for beams. A utility called Sprite Explorer can view said sprites.
Google should provide good results for GCFScape and Sprite Explorer.
Google should provide good results for GCFScape and Sprite Explorer.
Ah good.
Are you checking yourmapname.log file, and not what the compiler says in it's windows?
The pendulum will always return to it's starting position, so if you Transform it so it's starting at 25* or something, and adjust the value it has for how many degrees it swings, you could have it appear to swing both ways, if you get what I mean.
Check your compile log, it should have more details on why your map isn't compiling. Might be a leak or something.
I'm in on this one.
Ahh yeah, didn't think of that.
Never seen something like this before though...
It seems 0 secs = -3600 secs.
It seems 0 secs = -3600 secs.
#twhlstory
Noone, really
The issue for me was that neither the texture artists nor wad-assembler were credited. Hey, I'd be fine if just the tex artists were credited. If my name goes in there somewhere, it's a bonus
The issue for me was that neither the texture artists nor wad-assembler were credited. Hey, I'd be fine if just the tex artists were credited. If my name goes in there somewhere, it's a bonus
And a guitar, it seems.
And hallo thur.
And hallo thur.
You don't lose sound if you minimize unless you still use WON.
I want a pumpkin like that :D. Pesky squirrels would probably devour the thing, though 
The 8 wadlimit varies by personal experience, imo. I have never seen problems with it, others have.
Pellet Gun Ninja~! 
You know, I have this interesting story about one of my friends who took my paintball gun one day and attacked the Ice Cream man with it....I don't even think any hit his truck and the cops still showed up.
Oh, wonderful painball guns....
Oh, wonderful painball guns....
WinAmp doesn't eat that much memory (Heck, I use iTunes (iPod, don't ask) and it doesn't affect my games' playability), and the difference in sound quality you get with a full-fledged music program is much better.
An interesting idea nonetheless, and would be good on computers with very little memory, I suppose.
An interesting idea nonetheless, and would be good on computers with very little memory, I suppose.
No prob
Any errors you get, that site prolly has 'em listed. Bookmark it.
Any errors you get, that site prolly has 'em listed. Bookmark it.
I see 'em all the time. We had Rabid Ewok and Rabid someone-else in a game last night, and 4 monkeys in a CS:S game today
Wads and FGD are stored in the GCF file, assuming you use Steam. Browse around in there and you'll find them, the wads are in something like dod as well as teh FGD.
I've never seen them move when you use voice-comm.
Yeah, go ahead and use it, as long as you're crediting me for assembling the wad and credit to Blazeer and the CZ team for creating the actual texes.
(I feel like I've said this in like 3 places, probably have too :P)
(I feel like I've said this in like 3 places, probably have too :P)
VALVe had example maps with Worldcraft 2.2.