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Yeah I thought so.
I played an early version of it ages ago. It was good, but buggy. I'm sure they've fixed it now. The download is too big for me 
That sounds right. Just open the GCFScape.exe file.
Pi isn't random! It's a never ending number.
Checked the r_speeds tutorial? Have you made objects apart from big walls and the ground func_wall's?
Ah, same thing! I hate maths...
Good luck 
-The map that has the crate warehouse in it might have bad r_speeds, but the others won't.That's not exactly good you know. Try to eliminate the r_speeds in that map.
What graphics mode are you running it in?
VM=Vertex Manipulation. Learn it.
VM=Vertex Manipulation. Learn it.
Get them here.
It's 'pi'. Pi is a never ending number.
I don't think you can do this. I'm not entirely sure however.
Sounds accurate Seventh. 
Heard of that attraction, never went though. There's plenty of em' though.
Incredibally deep...
As for the level change, make sure the entity setup is correct. This includes the names as well as the actual positions of the entities.
This could be a VM problem. Did you use VM near or around that particular area?
Did you tick 'Initially dark'?
Play in Open GL then!
True Rabid...
As for the leak, it looks more like a VM prob to me. This isn't the only example of it either.
As for the leak, it looks more like a VM prob to me. This isn't the only example of it either.
lol of course!
Yeah sounds good. However I can't see my parents donating money via credit card to get a Half-Life Mapping site a domain name...
It looks good. Pity that it's a DM mod. I reckon there's a chance that it could enter the SP arena...
Ah, sorry didn't read the whole post.
Hang on...what are you mapping for? You really should find a way to run both CS and Hammer on one computer.
Hang on...what are you mapping for? You really should find a way to run both CS and Hammer on one computer.
I find that it leads to better results, espicially in trying to avoid players from seeing the change, apart from the 'Loading' text. Take a look at some of the changes in the original Half-Life. You will sometimes notice that the two maps are inconsistant.
There's a better level of accuracy by coping the section in. You wont get the positioning of the entities wrong either. I managed to a get a camera to go 'through' a change level for a map using this method.
There's a better level of accuracy by coping the section in. You wont get the positioning of the entities wrong either. I managed to a get a camera to go 'through' a change level for a map using this method.
OK. I noticed that too, as well as the fact that the example map didn't quite work for me.
The key to a successful level_change is perfection. Take a hallway with a map change in the middle. The best way to do this is to first create the hallway in a seperate map. Place an info_landmark in it. Copy this hallway into the maps that you want the change to be in. Now place your trigger_changelevel's in the correct positions. Make sure you setup the options correctly. Now compile the first map but don't go through the the change. Compile the second map (place the info_player_start away from the change) and don't go through the change. Open up Half-Life and load the first map. Now go through the level change. It should work perfectly!
The key to a successful level_change is perfection. Take a hallway with a map change in the middle. The best way to do this is to first create the hallway in a seperate map. Place an info_landmark in it. Copy this hallway into the maps that you want the change to be in. Now place your trigger_changelevel's in the correct positions. Make sure you setup the options correctly. Now compile the first map but don't go through the the change. Compile the second map (place the info_player_start away from the change) and don't go through the change. Open up Half-Life and load the first map. Now go through the level change. It should work perfectly!
Like Captain P said, it would be useful for very small areas such as looking out windows and the such. I doubt that it'd work too well in an outdoor map.
I'm pretty sure it can handle em...where do I get them from?
That's why they're building Half-Life 2 to be similar to the original. The new version of Hammer will basically be the same as the current.
Add it to the 'We're waiting for atom' list
It'd be good for TWHL to have a domain name...
Add your textures, hit apply, then OK then close Hammer and reopen. Sometimes this works. Having CS installed helps, otherwise you wont be able to quickly test maps.
Andy can post the ranking on the site!
I have an idea for this...
How bout a tournament? First, see how many people are interested. Get them to enter in some way (email, forum post, etc). Then we start the rounds. 4 player DM with the winner going through to the next round. Eventually the final will come round between the two ultimate players (could possibly be 4 as well). Members can spectate this final match.
How bout a tournament? First, see how many people are interested. Get them to enter in some way (email, forum post, etc). Then we start the rounds. 4 player DM with the winner going through to the next round. Eventually the final will come round between the two ultimate players (could possibly be 4 as well). Members can spectate this final match.
Don't have anything. TWHL is a little button on my Opera toolbar. Click and whooooosssh! I'm here!
I agree with Captain P.
What are you system specs?
z_malloc failed on allocation of xxx bytes or D_SCAlloc: bad cache size 0
Another insufficient memory or misallocated memory error. Possible causes are many, including too little RAM & also by having a texture perpendicular to the face of the solid with WC. In one case it was a script that shifted models one button. Possible solutions are:
1. For memory telling the HL main engine how much memory to use with HL -heapsize # (1024 x number of meg is popular #) or HL -zone # in the shortcut.
2. For texture perpendicular go into WC/Hammer, then you can press alt + p, and select the problem if it is listed, and tell it to fix all of type; then try to compile again.
3. Or go thru the other errors on this page and try them as fixes. It CAN be frustrating! Sorry.
Another insufficient memory or misallocated memory error. Possible causes are many, including too little RAM & also by having a texture perpendicular to the face of the solid with WC. In one case it was a script that shifted models one button. Possible solutions are:
1. For memory telling the HL main engine how much memory to use with HL -heapsize # (1024 x number of meg is popular #) or HL -zone # in the shortcut.
2. For texture perpendicular go into WC/Hammer, then you can press alt + p, and select the problem if it is listed, and tell it to fix all of type; then try to compile again.
3. Or go thru the other errors on this page and try them as fixes. It CAN be frustrating! Sorry.
Try it and see. It may lag though.
Somehow I think 33k will lag a considerably amount...Solution to both problems: Page numbers at the top and bottom.
I have a tut on this. Hopefully its coming soon.
Anyone know where I can get the HD models for Half-Life that were on the Blue Shift CD?
Really? Would it be a steam affair?
Have we ever had a TWHL HLDM session, btw?It's times like these that I despair at having a 33k connection...
(And the fact that I live in Australia to make matters worse...)
OH CRAP! It's gone!
Ha! Neat!
Really? I noclipped round once in that outside area where the soldiers doing situps...