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Oskar Potatis
I'm not sure what to think of Residue Processing, but it definitely sticks out from the rest. It plays very differently from nearby chapters and it's good to have some variation. Unforeseen Consequences is a very good start of the game and I think that's my choice.
Food & Drink
Snack: Crisps with a good dip
Meal: Macaroni salad with Quorn, tomato and leek
Hot beverage: Tie between hot chocolate and coffee. Or the two mixed together.
Cold beverage: Ice water, optionally with some lemon juice
Alcoholic beverage: Weihenstephaner wheat beer
Entertainment
Movie: RoboCop
TV show: Firefly, though the best TV show episode I've ever seen is definitely Buffy the Vampire Slayer's The Body, which deals with the topic of death in an absolutely brilliant way. Coincidentally, the same man is behind both shows.
Youtube channel: Tom Scott. Educational and entertaining.
Videogame: Life is Strange. So many tears...
Book: Not much of a reader either, but the stories about Sherlock Holmes are entertaining. If comics count, then anything by Don Rosa.
Band/Artist: I have no strong feelings about any artist or band, but I like Coldplay, and The Strokes.
Track: Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
General
Colour: Burgundy / wine red
Season: Late spring, with all the green and the lovely weather
Animal (domestic): Cat
Animal (wild): Red panda, rabbit, hare
Hobby: Eating new things, playing local multiplayer games
Physical activity: Sex
Day out: A nice long bike ride in the countryside
Foreign country/culture: Tough one. Maybe the UK or Germany. Kyoto in Japan is amazingly beautiful, but haven't seen much outside it. Really looking forward to visiting Taiwan in December
Snack: Crisps with a good dip
Meal: Macaroni salad with Quorn, tomato and leek
Hot beverage: Tie between hot chocolate and coffee. Or the two mixed together.
Cold beverage: Ice water, optionally with some lemon juice
Alcoholic beverage: Weihenstephaner wheat beer
Entertainment
Movie: RoboCop
TV show: Firefly, though the best TV show episode I've ever seen is definitely Buffy the Vampire Slayer's The Body, which deals with the topic of death in an absolutely brilliant way. Coincidentally, the same man is behind both shows.
Youtube channel: Tom Scott. Educational and entertaining.
Videogame: Life is Strange. So many tears...
Book: Not much of a reader either, but the stories about Sherlock Holmes are entertaining. If comics count, then anything by Don Rosa.
Band/Artist: I have no strong feelings about any artist or band, but I like Coldplay, and The Strokes.
Track: Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
General
Colour: Burgundy / wine red
Season: Late spring, with all the green and the lovely weather
Animal (domestic): Cat
Animal (wild): Red panda, rabbit, hare
Hobby: Eating new things, playing local multiplayer games
Physical activity: Sex
Day out: A nice long bike ride in the countryside
Foreign country/culture: Tough one. Maybe the UK or Germany. Kyoto in Japan is amazingly beautiful, but haven't seen much outside it. Really looking forward to visiting Taiwan in December
The Snarkpit. Of course it goes without saying that the people there are not as clever or good looking as your average TWHLer.
I'm sceptical because of the way the documentary is cut - there's no way of knowing if the things his interview subjects say are taken out of context. There are a lot of articles on the web criticising this documentary and they make some good points. That's not to say there aren't health benefits to a vegan diet (I wouldn't really know). And I would encourage any- and everyone to eat less meat and dairy products. They're terrible for the environment and farm animals are rarely treated very well. There is a lot of good vegan or vegetarian food - but it can take some effort to find the things you like.
Thanks for caring about our health, Dr. Leslie
Thanks for caring about our health, Dr. Leslie
I don't believe you.*Exaggeration unit is in full effect
Thanks for the tip. I linked to it in the comments on trigger_camera http://twhl.info/wiki.php?id=130
It is illegal in many if not most countries to access intellectual content such as software or source code without a license or purchase of some kind. Is it wrong to do so? I don't think so, but it is definitely illegal in a lot of places.
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What does your setup do?
Okay. Good luck with the mod. VΓΒ€lkommen tillbaka
It's stunning to think that the scene in your wallpaper is on about the same latitude as warm Iberia and Sicily, yet it looks so much like cold northern Sweden.
Interesting wallpaper.Yes. I highly recommend having a look at the artist's website. He has lots of paintings featuring alternate versions of the Swedish and American 80s and 90s. They often have a sci-fi or fantasy theme, but despite this they often feel very real and nostalgic.
Is it digitally painted?
Don't mention it.
Thank you
My school/work computer
Wallpaper by Simon StΓΒ₯lenhag
LMFTFY
I would try a game_counter (init val 0; limit 1; reset on fire) in place of the trigger_relay. I haven't tested; I just had a quick glance at the source code and I think it might work.
It's really weird that it doesn't have all the Half-Life content, it really should unless they've deleted the files intentionally.
Also make sure all the file paths are lower-case. Windows is case-insensitive but Linux isn't and a lot of people run HL/CS servers on Linux.
Did you supply a .res file? Maybe he's generating .res files using a program like ResGen and it included those sound files for some reason and he's reacting to that.
Check your file paths. Are they relative, like this:
Check your file paths. Are they relative, like this:
ambience/drips.wavD:/Games/Steam Games/steamapps/common/Half-Life/valve/sound/ambience/drips.wav../../valve/sound/ambience/drips.wavI think it's listenserver.cfg. Also take a look at autoexec.cfg
You can also add other console variables like +sv_cheats 1, which I personally find convenient when testing maps.
Hail Γ°ΕΈΒ§ðŸβΒ¦!
HTTPS has two non-obvious advantages: most browsers require it for HTTP/2 (which unfortunately TWHL's host DreamHost doesn't yet support for shared hosting, but it's probably only a matter of time before they update their infrastructure) and HTTPS-enabled sites are prioritised in Google search results.
HTTPS has two non-obvious advantages: most browsers require it for HTTP/2 (which unfortunately TWHL's host DreamHost doesn't yet support for shared hosting, but it's probably only a matter of time before they update their infrastructure) and HTTPS-enabled sites are prioritised in Google search results.
Lunch is a bit cheaper in India.
Downloading the mod. Will be fun to play a single-player Half-Life mod again. It has been a while.
Downloading the mod. Will be fun to play a single-player Half-Life mod again. It has been a while.
That's really interesting! I don't know the answer, but you could find out by decompiling one of the maps with tanks
I wish I had time traveling abilities so I didn't have to wait for Life is Strange: Before the Storm. That'd be hella awesomesauce.
Jeff what is that? Looks great
For bots? Most bots for Half-Life and its mods require manual creation of waypoints (very tedious work), the only exception I know of are the CS bots used in CS: CZ. Does the bots you've installed include any documentation? That's where I'd start looking
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We need to getting this mapping community... mapping.Sounds radical. Ban him
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It looks like there's a complete reverse-engineered remake of the server DLL at https://github.com/s1lentq/ReGameDLL_CS/
It even has func_vehicle...
It even has func_vehicle...
Don't worry about your English. It's not the native language of half of us.
was "Opposing Force", which I thought was a delightful pun.It was, now that you've explained it.
@EsprimoP: path_track
That is a third-party partial recreation. Unfortunately Valve hasn't released the code for most of their GoldSrc games, including CS.
The mod is called "Half-Rats: Parasomnia". Don't be a pedant.
H is the eighth letter of the alphabet,
L is a character in Death Note,
BSP tree,
Windows .exe icon
L is a character in Death Note,
BSP tree,
Windows .exe icon
Correct
Alt version:
No, but I'd like to know how you thought.
This seems fun. See if you can figure out this one:
I think you'd have to use another sound engine, like Sven Co-op does. It would take a lot of work.
Use weapon_mp5 instead of weapon_9mmAR.
Reason it works? The 9mmAR is linked to two different entity names in the game code:
Reason it works? The 9mmAR is linked to two different entity names in the game code:
LINK_ENTITY_TO_CLASS( weapon_mp5, CMP5 );
LINK_ENTITY_TO_CLASS( weapon_9mmAR, CMP5 );
So copying models will came with all specifications of weapon (zoom, number of bullets, damage etc.)?No. You'll need to write code and compile new DLLs. Do you know any programming?
If I take these models from official valve mods (CS, DoD etc.) reskin them and use in my own imagine universe? - is that cool for non profit mod?Depends on who you ask and how much you take. There's no common etiquette - different people will have different opinions on what's acceptable. It's illegal in most places, but I doubt Valve cares, they're probably just happy people are still making mods, potentially giving people more reasons to buy their old game.
Then you can map for Spirit. Everything unique for Spirit is an optional addition.
I do like the idea of a community Sven map pack though. Sven is great fun, there can never be too many maps for Sven. Something that progresses in a more linear fashion is better for Sven. Maybe the next event? SC5 is coming out soon after all.And then we can use AngelScript, which I'm really looking forward to trying out. I love this idea.
I'm not voting, because I'm not sure if I'll finish an entry or not. But I'll at least start working on one if you choose GS.
Steam HL (and "non-Steam" versions) allows very high resolution backgrounds, but you need to split your image into lots of small pieces and edit the two files relating to backgrounds in the "resources" folder.