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Haha, that's awesome. This one's pretty cool too. It hurts my brain.
I'm with satchmo.
Do you by any chance have a D-Link router?
Mine used to do the same thing; sometimes it would stop allowing new connections, but connections that were already established continued to work just fine. I fixed it by upgrading the firmware, which fixed a bunch of other connection drops and slowdowns as well.
Do you by any chance have a D-Link router?
Mine used to do the same thing; sometimes it would stop allowing new connections, but connections that were already established continued to work just fine. I fixed it by upgrading the firmware, which fixed a bunch of other connection drops and slowdowns as well.
Latest news: An MRL battleship appeared and claimed a piece of land for the Manly Empire of Love!
(And no, Van Damme is not a city. It's Van Damme. He is marked on the map.)
If I recall correctly lights are a bit weird, due to having different states. Try giving them different names and making sure the button doesn't trigger an STATE_OFF (by using a multi_manager in between, or if using Spirit simply setting the state to TOGGLE).
Word, cyber space is a lot more fly!
I got (WON) Half-Life to run portable once, if I recall correctly all I needed was a cracked hl.exe. (Needed since you, youknow, won't have the cd with you :P)
It's not the first time this has happened. North Korea has been doing stuff like this for like 60 years - do something threatening and get some concessions. Wait and repeat.
If I were to watch the teaser without knowing ns2 is developed on source, I would say it's a new graphic engine.Didn't they decide to go with their own engine instead of Source?
I saw this old video of the source version and it looked pretty awesome: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnaJLk8MhL4
All your rights to speak out are cancelled by the rights of others to ignore you.Why? One right doesn't cancel the other.
I was certainly not going to put up with the childish rants of people like Trapt or Ant when they were based on their subjective opinions, and as such had no reason whatsoever to force me to change my initial texture or lighting schemes. You can call it arrogance or chips or fries, but I've had a lot of university subjects and classes on colour theory, lighting, construction etc, enough to not deserve some of my choices to be defined as "random" out of ignorance or malice.Well, I didn't see these alledged rants so I don't really have an opinion, although your perception of what looks and plays well doesn't get more "right" just because you're educated, since opinions always are subjective. Just because you can paint really well doesn't mean the paintings you like are better, that's just your personal opinion. You still make it sound like everyone has an opinion - but yours is just a little bit better because you just know a little bit more then everyone else.
You talk of players as a unified group of people, yet not everyone likes the same maps and mods. So even if 2000 people disliked my map and 500 people liked it, I'd still prefer to keep those 500 people and myself happy. Who wouldn't?No, you misunderstood. I agree. What I meant was ignore the people who doesn't like it and enjoy the positive feedback you get, just like you're saying.
Get it your head, we are not in the game industry. The number of people we please does not translate to money. Hence, it becomes secondary.
I agree with both sides (I'm so damn diplomatic :D), it's your work - you choose what criticism to listen to and which to ignore and you have all the right to do that. I would also agree that people should go easier on free amateur projects and generally be nicer (but hey, it's the internet).
Although, you have to be able to express your opinion. You also have to be able to take criticism and ignore it without getting defensive, however - failing to do so does make you sound arrogant.
"Your opinion? Young man, I am the better mapper. You don't have the authority to have an opinion, and if you don't like my work you are jealous." Well no, they just don't like it. It's their opinion and yours is not better then theirs - but you don't have to care.
If players like it they will say so. If they don't, well, then they just didn't think it was that great - if you didn't do it to please them, who cares?
Although, you have to be able to express your opinion. You also have to be able to take criticism and ignore it without getting defensive, however - failing to do so does make you sound arrogant.
"Your opinion? Young man, I am the better mapper. You don't have the authority to have an opinion, and if you don't like my work you are jealous." Well no, they just don't like it. It's their opinion and yours is not better then theirs - but you don't have to care.
If players like it they will say so. If they don't, well, then they just didn't think it was that great - if you didn't do it to please them, who cares?
Well, I suppose it depends on where you live but around here you can get up to 42" Full HD tvs for about 500 USD. Prices really dropped the last few years. Also. =)
Because some ppl like to play their games on their "ULTRA HIGH DEFENETON" tv's, or just play a game in their room at 12 at night.You can do that with an emulator, too
My question is: President Obama just came back from a trip to Mexico a few days ago, who's not to say he himself is not already infected?I'm pretty sure they checked
The incubation period for flu is also generally very short, so he'd probably be sick already.EDIT: The world's getting a bit overpopulated anyway. We need a good pandemic every now and then.How very unempathical of you, good sir. Put yourself in the shoes of the people that die/has family that dies from the flu.
EDIT: In a way, this flu could save the world.
A trigger_hurt with a negative value perhaps, giving anyone who survives +400% HP?
Another possibility is teleporting survivors to some place that gives them a clear advantage, and making sure there's no way to kill them (except going through again, hope that you survive and get teleported to the same place.) This would ensure a steady flow of victims
Another possibility is teleporting survivors to some place that gives them a clear advantage, and making sure there's no way to kill them (except going through again, hope that you survive and get teleported to the same place.) This would ensure a steady flow of victims
This thread needs more Ska!
The Planet Smashers - Super Orgy Porno Party
The Planet Smashers - Super Orgy Porno Party
The grenade entity is actually called "grenade", not "monster_handgrenade". Try spawning one of those.
"How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?"
And no, as I mentioned somewhere these are busy times.
And no, as I mentioned somewhere these are busy times.
Serious Sam 2!
Well, I still think you have to decrease the delay between thinks.
Are you sure it doesn't reset the nextthink in SpinUpCall() ?
If that doesn't work you could always write your completely own turret code that constantly fires.
Are you sure it doesn't reset the nextthink in SpinUpCall() ?
If that doesn't work you could always write your completely own turret code that constantly fires.
If I recall correctly bullet creation is shared between the server and client. Although, even if you just change it server-side you should still receive damage faster but not be able to see the bullets. Hm.
Oh, and I haven't hade the time to look at the shocktrooper yet, I'm so goddamn busy, sry.
Oh, and I haven't hade the time to look at the shocktrooper yet, I'm so goddamn busy, sry.
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int x;Sleep() requires the time to be an DWORD, so you have to convert it.
and then at the sleep thing I did :
Sleep(x);
The compiler gave me an error.
int x;
Sleep(static_cast<DWORD>(x));
should work. Note that Sleep() is a Windows-only function.
But what about the windows.h library ? That's a library which is compiled into the program, and it will work on another platform, like Linux wouldn't it ?Well, No. windows.h contains call to Windows API functions, which wouldn't work on any other platform. An easy and platform independent way to (almost) replace the system() command in your program would be to use
cout << "Press ENTER to continue."; getchar();
You have to format it something like this:
if(x != 2 || x != 3 || x != 4)
if(x != 2 || x != 3 || x != 4)
Woah, intense. I wish you the best of luck.
http://twhl.co.za/vault.php?map=1725
Letting this stay. Regardless of its looks, the entity setup sounds fairly complex.
Letting this stay. Regardless of its looks, the entity setup sounds fairly complex.
Is there a command line switch to force WON to use DirectX upon startup? Pengy said that might work, but i can't get in there to even change it.-d3d for DirectX
-gl for OpenGl
-soft for software
haha, oooooh x)
I can't see how thats weird 
rt(right) = east
lt(left) = west
rt(right) = east
lt(left) = west
Is it just me or is far cry 2 an incredibly bad game?It's not just you. I found it extremely repetitive (Drive here and kill this guy, then drive to the other end of the map and kill this other guy) and boring.
Erm...hunting? Target shooting? Guns are used far more often for sporting purposes. Rifle shooting does happen to be an Olympic sport after all.You're right, and those people have another reason to keep a gun. However, I can't see what all those people who's keeping a pistol in their suburb closet without hunting or target shooting etc would use their gun for except shooting people.
Heck, cars kill far, far more people than guns. But people view cars as essential, and would not dream of taking them away. Yet guns seem less important, so some people are willing to get rid of a "nuisance" for a little extra peace of mind.Without actually having an opinion on gun control, you can't really make a comparison between a car and a gun since the sole purpose of a gun is to shoot people.
Tbh, I think experience evolves life. What I'm trying to say is... that when somebody has a aggresive nature, that either can be stimulated or toned down. Certain experiences and methods happened in that somebody's life either stimulate or tone down that aggresive nature; this is different for every person, it's one of those things that make us unique and complicated beings. Anyways, I do think violent games can stimulate aggresion if that persons 'refencechart' (hopefully you know what I mean, can't get the English word for it) is completely messed up due taken experiences in life. Humans are emotional beings, and when you're not stable... you can very easyly be influenced. However, I wouldn't go as far as say 'games create violence' simply because that depends on the person - and luckyly most people have a decent enough sense of mind to know what's right from wrong.+1!
Works just fine, as does all (?) other 32-bit applications. =)
HrnyGoat? Andy? the ghosts of christmas past!
Hi! ^^
Hi! ^^
Yeah, I'm with Pengy. From what I've seen and heard asian kids are more disciplined than in the U.S. However, since I've never been to Asia this might be simple prejudice. =p
The can not load client.dll error is usually caused by missing cg.dll and cgGL.dll files. Note that they should be in the Half-Life folder (ie c:\Half-Life\ and NOT c:\Half-Life\spirit)
Hehe, nice to see someone taking a little interest in Flat-Life ^^
The jumping animation should play again when doublejumping, but I never succeeded in playing any animation on walljump. Mainly because the walljumping is handled in the part of the code shared between the server and the client, and you can't really do much other then changing velocity in there. Which by the way pretty much the reason why player animations in the Half-Life code is pretty hard to work with, but it's probably possible with some work though (as almost everything is)
Everything in your edits would be most appreciated and awesome if you would share with me
Also I swear you said you made the player model play the jump animation again on a walljump or doublejump. Oh well, a minor thing to tweak I guess.Actually, ever since version 1.0 RC1 (or so) Flat-Life is based on Spirit 1.5a4, and there is an entity that plays mp3s - ambient_fmodstream.
If anything, ask Daubster what version of Spirit he's using for the base of 6D, its stable and I think its 1.5a4 or something crazy like that. 1.2 had some flaws remaining. Also ask him about the FMod thing being only triggered through the console and not map entities. A strange and pointless thing we found a while back. The MOD music is nice, but I would like to write my own tracks and use mp3s.
The jumping animation should play again when doublejumping, but I never succeeded in playing any animation on walljump. Mainly because the walljumping is handled in the part of the code shared between the server and the client, and you can't really do much other then changing velocity in there. Which by the way pretty much the reason why player animations in the Half-Life code is pretty hard to work with, but it's probably possible with some work though (as almost everything is)
Everything in your edits would be most appreciated and awesome if you would share with me
Skals, those bugs has been noted and will be fixed if I ever finish 1.3
You should fix it up for Linux! :<I would if I knew how
Hm, just realised that buildcubemaps doesn't do anything when there's no env_cubemaps in the map! xP When I placed some env_cubemaps and then built cubemaps it worked. All these effects are confusing to an old Goldsource mapper!
Did a quick check, and you're right. The fgd is borked.
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The "frags" integer input has a default value of "", which is a string.
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Changing it to an integer should fix the problem. Strange, though, as my Hammer seems to completely ignore the problem.
For the console command, note that everything has to be put within quotation marks, ie:
I probably should fix up 1.3 and release it properly
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frags(integer) : "Player Speed" : ""The "frags" integer input has a default value of "", which is a string.
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frags(integer) : "Player Speed" : 0Changing it to an integer should fix the problem. Strange, though, as my Hammer seems to completely ignore the problem.
For the console command, note that everything has to be put within quotation marks, ie:
hl2d_physics "1" "1" "99"The death crash is also strange, I though I fixed that problem back in 1.0 :(. Does it always crash?
I probably should fix up 1.3 and release it properly
The props are standard prop_statics and prop_physics. The room is lit with a standard light_stop. How do I solve this?
Haha shit, sorry
Aye, I got that far. I got an .so file but I quote:
Hello Anthony,This doesn't make any sense to me
Flatlife is not working we get the following error when we try to start
the mod:
LoadLibrary failed
on ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so: ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
Host_Error: Couldn't get DLL API from ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so!
FATAL ERROR (shutting down): Host_Error: Couldn't get DLL API
from ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so!
When we create a symlink from the file hl2d_i386.so to hl2d_i486 we get
the following error:
LoadLibrary failed
on ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so: ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so: invalid ELF
header
Host_Error: Couldn't get DLL API from ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so!
FATAL ERROR (shutting down): Host_Error: Couldn't get DLL API
from ./valve/dlls/hl2d_i386.so!
We have reinstalled the server so it's online again. Here is the new
rcon password: htyaJrif
Kind regards,
Rutger Jager
GameServers - Support
Anyone here who has experience with compiling c++ projects for linux?
I tried to compile Flat-Life for linux using Cygwin and it compiled without errors but it doesn't work
Anyone who knows anything about these things that could help out or even try compiling it for me? Pretty please =)
I tried to compile Flat-Life for linux using Cygwin and it compiled without errors but it doesn't work
Anyone who knows anything about these things that could help out or even try compiling it for me? Pretty please =)
fortressfiles, the link you references is indeed refering to Source.
The standard goldsource limit is reached around 900 entities.
The standard goldsource limit is reached around 900 entities.
Just saw a thread on the svencoop forums. Apparently some guy found out that there's a half-life command-line (-num_edicts x) that allows you to set the max amount of edicts and thus have a lot more entities. Just thought I'd spread the world since all mappers can benefit from this.
Full thread
Full thread
"Uh, it's probably not a problem, probably, but I'm showing a small discrepancy in... well, no, it's well within acceptable bounds again. Sustaining sequence...."
Aye, that's what I did to. Forgot to post it though